Summer Preitz

Google review

Amazing food, great price for dietary like gluten free. Friendly and light atmosphere

Erin Tierney

Google review

Saw a Broadsheet Melbourne social post about this place and it lives up to the hype! The empanadas, the croquettas, and the Monday 2 for 1 margs! Absolutely stoked to find restaurants embracing gluten free!

Jennifer Brennan

Google review

Be careful with allergies, check your food as staff are not confirming with the kitchen. I ended up unwell due to food allergies. This is very annoying, as I have the cost of medication and days feeling unwell on holidays, due to a restaurant not doing their job. Especially when the restaurant charges a levy for allergy food. It's not worth the price change levy for gluten-free. We received thai fried chicken, bao, and pork skewer dishes. We requested all gluten-free and onion free (due to allergies) The pork skewers were not good at all. Dishes taken from the table before you're finished your food. Excessive charges made the dinner very expensive. 2 drinks and 3 tapas for 143 dollars. More attention to service, delivery, and requests. Disappointed overall.

K A

Google review

Casual, lower end Italian eatery. Nothing specifically wrong with anything, but nothing to write home about. Chilli oil, chilli flakes, and olive oil condiments available at every table, and they were utilised as felt food could have a bit more flavour. Plenty of ways to adjust menu for allergies, including making gluten free, or plant based. Order using the QR codes at tables, lunch special options available, starting from $15. Decent cocktail menu, at reasonable prices.

Pauline Laing

Google review

A relaxing city pub with a great lunch menu for city workers. There’s plenty of gluten free stuff too. I had the Mexican poke bowl - that’s a cultural mixed metaphor, but a tasty lunch.