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Max on Hardware

Italian restaurant

Celiac friendly

Delivery

Kid Friendly

Lunch

Take Away

This Italian/Mediterranean venue offers a warm, inviting atmosphere with both indoor and outdoor seating enhanced by live music. While known for its gluten-free options, guests should note that service experiences vary, impacting the overall dining ambiance for those with gluten sensitivities.

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Celiac friendly

Low risk of cross-contamination

Dedicated GF place

Trained staff

Dedicated kitchen space

Dedicated appliances

Pots/Pans

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Always inquire directly about health and safety.

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GF options marked

Level 1/56 Hardware Ln, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia

2.4km

People are saying

Jo Munro

I was walking past and the staff assured me they could do gluten and dairy-free. Then pointed out the suitable options on the menu. I had the Paella, they confirmed it would be safe for me and it was delicious.

Louise While

I wanted to order a takeaway through uber for my partners birthday. We have previously eaten here before and get a gluten free base pizza. I called to ask if that was ok if I could order through the app and request if they did a gluten free base. The guy on the phone said they don’t do gluten free bases there. I responded that I’ve had them before here and he said well you can write it in the notes. I said well I’m not going to pay for pizzas if they are not going to be gluten free bases so I said will they be gluten free base and he responded no. Terrible, terrible service and did not make me feel welcome at all. Not accommodating and quite frankly rude.

Iris Melero

Gluten-free pizzas are not recommended for celiacs, and they also cost $6 more because they are "gluten-free." Instead they recommended the pasta, which also costs $6 more for being gluten-free. I decided to order a salad and the truth is that it was incredible.