Pizzeria Ristorante Il Duomo

I had called to get clarification on gluten-free products, asking if the kitchens were separate and if they used deglutinated products. They answered yes to the first question and that in the kitchen the flours used were naturally gluten-free. When we arrived there, we found it written on the menu that the oven used for the pizzas was the same and that they did not guarantee non-contamination. The lady who served us, with neither kind nor cordial manners, pointed out to us that for the gluten-free pasta it would take time because they had to prepare everything separately (really???). We ordered a caprese and pointed out that it was for one of the two celiac people, the lady got annoyed saying that she knew that the tomato and mozzarella were gluten-free (and two, come on), in reality we were just making it clear to be careful not to touch the same hands that had served bread or pizza. Almost embarrassing pizzas, only the bruschetta and the homemade (white) supplì were saved. I wonder why make a gluten-free option when they don't even know what they're talking about but above all why not tell the truth on the phone. Prices below average. Nice place.

If I could give zero stars I would have done so. I highly discouraged it for celiacs: the pizza, even if gluten free, is cooked in the same oven as normal pizza!!!!! The meat is very cold and hard, and the pasta is very raw and mushy!!!!! If you are celiac, don't go there because they only make themselves big with your mouth😡😡