Isabel Zarkov

Google review

If you are wanting authentic food to try and are gluten free this is the place to go. My friends aren’t GF and they said if you didn’t know it was GF then you couldn’t tell. It was amazing. The options are limitless and our waiter was very friendly. So so glad we tried this place

Robbie

Google review

The best pizza I’ve had here in Budapest. I’m not gluten intolerant, but my word was it amazing. Very kind, very friendly.

Dimitris Gourgos

Google review

Nice. Plenty of no gluten dishes. Maybe small portions but very tasty

Ronny Muench

Google review

Tibidabo Gluten-Free Bakery in Budapest is a must-visit! Their gluten-free baked goods and sandwiches are incredibly delicious – you'd never know they're gluten-free. It's also a great spot for a lovely breakfast. Highly recommended for anyone, gluten-free or not!

Noémi Czerovszki

Google review

I regularly go to Cöli Bistro, but after the behavior of the sellers yesterday, I am not sure that I will choose this place in the future. Approx. I managed to get to the store 20 minutes before closing time, after 10 hours of work and a 25-minute public transport journey, to buy another loaf of bread before the long weekend. When I went in, I saw that the floor had already been cleaned, but we were still open and there was another customer in front of me. When I got to the cash register, the salesman asked in jerk style which bread I had chosen. It was strange from the start that as a seller you don't know the range, not to mention the style, but then half before me they started discussing with the other seller that they don't understand why customers have to come to the store at this time. When I was on my way out, they even added that they had to do the laundry again. This behavior would be outrageous elsewhere, but considering that gluten-free products are significantly more expensive than plain baked goods, the attitude of the sellers is particularly annoying.