Top 7 Brunch locations in Province of Lecce

Giulia Incarbone

Literally heaven for celiacs💞 they have a department dedicated only to gluten-free desserts, fresh desserts, of their own production, something that has never happened to me in a bar, where I usually find the usual packaged biscuits. I took the pasticciotto, a chocolate croissant and another sweet with Nutella and smarties, it was all delicious, truly exceptional. Furthermore, the owners, Danilo and Paola, are two ultra kind people, very cute, they even gave me a t-shirt as a gift, which was super appreciated 💕

Luca G

I admit my lack, many years in Salento and only last night I was in this restaurant despite having 'passed over' dozens and dozens of times. Enchanting place, impeccable service with a smile, good food and a fair price. A detail that doesn't hurt if you are informed and prepared about allergens or intolerances (my wife has celiac disease)... several dishes are already gluten-free, then they have (packaged) SG bread and even fried SG fish (very good) in a dedicated fryer. Of course we will return.

Paz Levi

Great street food Many vegetarian, gluten-free, and lactose free options. The owner is nice with fluent English

Frank Frühwirth

Were received very friendly! Almost all dishes are also offered gluten-free! Enjoyed great spaghetti with mussels and the dessert was also great!

Charlie Ward

Great place to eat. Catered for gluten free. Quite pricey.

Fabiana Loddi

I have now been a customer for over thirty years and I still remember when, as a child, the owner let me put the chair sideways to the wall of the wood-fired oven in winter to fall asleep in that warmth. Now the room has become much larger and has a vintage and creative decor that captures attention every time: historical photos, old peasant tools revisited, an ancient fireplace and a stove, plows and pitchforks (transformed into coats). Il piazzaiolo is an institution and makes delicious gluten-free pizza, fresh bread and traditional pucci. The meat is something unique and there is no shortage of homemade pittula and meatballs. The self-produced sausage is good, light and healthy. The house wine is always soft on the palate. Ancient atmosphere and dishes between traditional and modern, low prices compared to the quality of the products, always very clean environments and excellent service. If I've been going there for 30 years there must be a reason!