Ginos

The gluten free pizza is very small and expensive and not good.

We loved it, the three Marías went and one of them couldn't eat gluten; I had several options. We will return!!

If you are celiac this is not your place. There are 4 main course options on the menu. 3 of them 'just' sold out. I have only had the option of a ham pizza. One of the worst pizzas I've ever had (literally the frozen ones from the store are better, I'll post a photo, I tried to at least eat the ham and not even that was good, dry/burned). I have mentioned it to the manager and the response is as expected: 'Well, it's the same as always...' 'I'll say it in the kitchen.' I have recommended you try it, I hope you do it and improve it but because of the attitude I fear that you will do little. P.S. When I paid I complained again and they told me practically the same thing, which is the same as always that Madrid handles this and that they had deducted it from me. When they saw the ticket outside, they hadn't done it, anyway...