Top 9 Gluten-Free Gems Across Województwo Zachodniopomorskie

Paweł Szewczyk

Indeed something different than the stalls around but probably not financially sustainable for a long time. But it is lactose-free and gluten-free. Sometimes that is more important.

Lindsay Grainger

Had a wonderful experience here. Staff was friendly and perogis and Thai noodles and pizza and tea were delicious!! Excellent gluten free and celiac safe food !

ENTROPY

Very good waffles and super friendly service, they answered all our questions. They have options for vegans, lactose intolerant, gluten intolerant, sugar free, keto, so there is something for everyone.

Aria Mirkut

Taste of disappointment I was there with my parents recently. I didn't have any particular expectations, so theoretically the disappointment should have been smaller. But it wasn't. The first thing that catches the eye is the decor. It's interesting, filled with the atmosphere of the 70s and 80s of the last century, as if you were in a frame of an old movie. The music was tastefully chosen, although there were songs that you just wanted to fast-forward through or go outside to take a breath. And we sat there for a long time... too long, even. The menu turned out to be quite monotonous. The desserts were very similar to each other, the pizzas differed in only one ingredient. They were all meatless - perfect for vegetarians, but I'm not sure if everyone on a gluten-free diet also gives up meat. Waiting time? The menu promised 35 minutes. In reality - much longer. If you order pizza, it's better to immediately prepare for a long walk. I understand that a good dish takes time, but if you can't keep up with the time, why serve it at all? What's more, our order wasn't even accepted for fulfillment for a long time - the cook simply wasn't there at the time. The waitress was nice and open, but not very attentive. We asked for a small cake, we got a large one. The difference is small, but it's details like these that build the overall impression. And what about the taste? This was where I was most disappointed. The pizza - thin, dry, with a lot of olives and not three types of cheese, as announced, but one. We waited a long time for it, and in the end we got the worst pizza I've ever eaten. Some of the ingredients raised doubts about its freshness. We didn't feel like eating it, so we just took it with us, but it didn't taste any better even at home. The éclair didn't impress either. The cream had a suspicious aftertaste, as if it wasn't the freshest. The only thing I really liked was the meringue cake. The hot chocolate was also tasty, but the impression was spoiled by something else. Right after drinking it, my lips turned red, started to burn and swell. I have a very sensitive reaction to dirty dishes and this was exactly this case. Apparently, there are problems with hygiene in the place. And the small details only confirmed this impression. Food remains under the table, which no one bothered to clean up. Yes, it's hard to manage everything, but there are places with much more traffic, where cleanliness is still maintained at an appropriate level. This was my first and last visit to this place. If someone wants a really good pizza - it's better to go to Gdansk. There it is not only tastier, but also cheaper.

scriptureoftales

Very delicious gluten-free cake! It was just unusually warm inside, so we didn't stay long.

Pani Kleks

Heartfelt thanks to Mrs. Monika for her empathy and help in delivering gluten-free food (celiac disease) to Międzyzdroje for her daughter. Thank you so much🥰☀️ All the ordered cakes were eaten and my daughter was happy. Warmest regards:) Patrycja with her daughter Pola

Justina Forstner

Since my son has celiac disease, we visited the coffee shop. We were there late afternoon and the selection was very limited at the time. Ambiance is very nice and cozy. Only the prices are really very high. But quality was very good.

Angela Lindberg

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