Ristorante Picinin

Searching on Google for restaurants for celiacs in the San Terenzo area, Among the various places he pointed out this to me. I would say that it is not a certified place for celiacs, but I immediately noticed, upon making the telephone reservation, a good knowledge of gluten free. Small but nice place, in a very characteristic alley with a moderate slope. Young, dynamic, friendly and attentive service staff. Once the menu arrived I was immediately struck by the refinement of the dishes and the particular combinations. You can see that there is a smart chef behind the scenes. Having gone there mostly with the desire to eat some fried food, we were unable to explore the menu too much. But we will definitely return. We took a risotto and a spaghetti, we would have divided the latter in two and here the first pleasant kindness was that they brought the spaghetti already divided into two dishes while maintaining particular care in the plating, based on the type of dish proposed I was perplexed when I saw spaghetti on red I would never have expected it in that dish then I realized that it was seasoned with a light fish bisque, a brilliant touch. The fried food appears slightly dark, but it is the gluten-free flour rich in sugars that gives it this colour, However good fried food, very pleasant. Normal portions not small. Prices appropriate to the type of menu and products used but decidedly honest. Congratulations to this choice to stand out a little from the classic fish restaurants. Proposing dishes with particular and pretentious combinations does not always turn into good and pleasant dishes, in this case they are truly excellent, Well done again to the whole kitchen team. Good variety and care about gluten-free.

Excellent and refined dishes. Portions more than generous. Price slightly high but the restaurant is worth the trip. Almost the entire menu is also available for celiacs.