Queendici

Pizza restaurant
Celiac friendly
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Open Late
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This cozy pizzeria offers a welcoming atmosphere with a small, well-kept interior and a charming outdoor terrace. It stands out for its excellent gluten-free pizzas and desserts, making it a perfect spot for celiacs and gluten-intolerant guests seeking a comfortable, family-friendly setting.
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Celiac friendly

Low risk of cross-contamination

Trained staff
Checked by Atly
Always inquire directly about health and safety.

Good to know

1

The entire pizza menu is available gluten-free.

2

Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.

3

Prices are reasonable and below average.

Piazza Amedeo Peyron, 15, 10143 Torino TO, Italy
2.4km

People are saying

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I decided to write this review, something I have never done before, because I was shocked by the poverty, the malice and the arrogance of the reviews of the last few weeks on this pizzeria. I would like to point out that my family and I are long-time customers of the pizzeria which, at various times, has always satisfied us quite a bit; but you know, not all donuts come out with a hole. We were at dinner on the second or third day of the change of management and in fact there was some disservice: slightly long waiting times, ATM and satispay that did not work etc... but the new owner took action, in the only way he could, by offering a discount at the time of payment. I returned after about a week and the management had returned to normal and, having returned with my family for the third time, I must say that the pizzas have nothing to envy the previous ones, in fact, both the normal ones and the gluten-free ones seemed excellent to us. Now my question is this: people who leave such negative reviews full of arrogance, gratuitous malice, arrogance towards those who have just taken over the management of a business, what problems do they have towards their fellow men? I don't think I'm a person who always has everything going well, on the contrary, the exact opposite, but I think a minimum of tolerance would help these people live better. I still have to get something off my chest: I was very sorry to read the response of the previous owners, whom I respect, with a Pontius Pilate-like "we are no longer here". Lastly, best wishes to the new management and, if you continue like this, you will always have me, my family and not only as customers!!!
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Unfortunately the management has just changed (June 2025). I don't know if gluten-free will still be guaranteed and I feel reluctantly that I have to cross out the restaurant. Heartfelt thanks to the previous owners and I hope that over time the new management will find its place and balance.
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The best gluten-free pizza

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