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Travelled from mitte to get a gluten free pizza, arrived before closing and was told that we couldn't get any food as they'd started to tidy away....

I had this place bookmarked to try, and on my last night in Berlin, I made the half hour trip over to check it out. Tucked away in a quiet neighborhood,...

Good for pizza lovers. This is home made and fresh. My recommendation Quadro stargiony cheeses). I love how they mix it. As for drinks better take homewine View menu

Been here many times and the food is always amazing. I always get the glutenfree pizza, but my gluten-eating friends always love what they get aswell. Its worth the trip! Trust me.

Celiac friendly pizza. This place is a must if you are a celiac. They have a separate oven in a separate room for the gluten free orders. The staff are wonderful and helpful on your first visit. The pizza is the best we have had...(even for my partner who eats gluten) It’s great value for money as well. A pizza with a bottle of wine and large sparkling water was

we have given ourselves a little effort to visit this place after we had searched for places where I could eat gluten-free in reiseblogs. it is only 5 minutes to walk from the nearest railway station, but it is hidden in a counter that they would not normally find. cheap and cheerful, the personal friendly and relaxed, I would agree to another review here that we had to ask for the personal for drinks / bill, but it is the style of the ortes and the eating was great. small menu, but it was only approx. 8 € a pizza and the drinks approx. 4 € (including a gluten-free beer!.) I would definitely recommend it. View menu

We went on a quiet Tuesday (November so it wasn’t busy, but not sure where some of these critiques have come from. The staff were very very friendly, spoke great English (if that’s what you need), and the food came out really promptly. I...had the standard base pizza and really enjoyed it. I thought it was an above average pizza. My girlfriend had the gluten free pizza base and said it was very tasty and better than a lot of GF pizza she’s had. I tasted some and agreed. I thought the base was almost more like a flatbread. You can choose your own toppings too which was a great option. We thought this was a cute little local place that catered to our gluten needs perfectly. Highly recommended.

We are always looking for good celiac-friendly restaurants. Here's a great one for pizza. They make it with a thin, buckwheat crust that works almost as well and tastes almost as good as regular thin crust pizza (which is saying something if you've been around...this block). And the Margherita and Toni toppings get an A+. They also have a nice gluten-free beer. The place does not look like much from the outside, nor from the inside actually, but the service was friendly and excellent. Not sure why an earlier comment said they didn't have gluten-free bread. They served us some with our starter (surcharge), and it was especially nice for GF. The place IS out of the way, but we thought worth it...

Positives first: nice, swift and attentive service. I always appreciate a restaurant that makes the effort of serving gluten-free alternatives to dishes that otherwise aren’t, BUT: in this day and age that is not enough. The alternatives must warrant the detour (this place is not...exactly central) and I didn’t find that they did. The flat and dense buckwheat dough isn’t a great choice for a pizza as it can’t deliver that light and fluffy crust. My version with sardines was also way too salty. The restaurant also does not serve gluten-free bread why would you go through the trouble of making your own gluten-free pizza dough, but not your own bread? The interior isn’t particularly cozy, with... View menu