💫 I've been here several times already and so far I've always had a good time. The venue is very large and the main hall can accommodate a lot of people. However, I recommend always booking, as the place is very popular and often full.
With the room full the environment is affected a lot and is certainly not among the quietest and most peaceful. Therefore, if you want to be a little further away from the confusion, you should ask for a table in the smaller room.
🍽 Regarding the food however, being celiac I can't complain, given that almost all the dishes on the menu can also be requested in a gluten-free version. So far I've only ever tried pizza, and although it's not my favorite gluten free pizza, it was still good. The dough is the very low and thin type. Sometimes it may not even seem perfectly cooked, but perhaps better that way than burnt.
Personally, I don't find it to be a space pizza, but it's still a good pizza.
✅️ The restaurant boasts a twenty-year collaboration with the Italian Celiac Association (AIC), so they know well how to behave in the kitchen and are prepared and informed on this aspect. Gluten-free pizzas are prepared separately and are served on a different colored plate.
Even for desserts there is a Gluten Free version, and many other products indicated as gluten-free are home-made.
💶 The prices are definitely honest and normal.
ℹ️ In the restaurant there are several screens to follow sporting events, and there is also a playroom for children. The free outdoor parking is very spacious and adjacent to the venue.