Nestled in a charming historic square, this warmly decorated spot offers a cozy, welcoming atmosphere that feels like home. The friendly, family-run service and nice surroundings create a pleasant setting for those seeking gluten-free dining options.
Awful food. We were shocked anywhere has the audacity to serve such substandard food, least of all in Italy. The salad was salty, the Arancini was still partly frozen in the middle. The gluten free pizza was also frozen in the middle. It had a fresh burrata on it and when we asked for it to be placed for longer in the oven they didn’t take the burrata off so it became a shrunken firm ball. The lady in charge was completely unapologetic and it took a long time to finally get some new burrata. Another customer refused to pay and stormed out as their food was so bad. Don’t be fooled by the nice surroundings, you will really regret it.
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Friendly staff and it seems like it is being run by the family. We took spaghetti and gluten-free pizza, with custom toppings. Worth the visit if you're hungry and around!