My mum and I visited the other week and were so impressed! The food was brilliant, and the two waitresses we had were lovely. My mum is coeliac and she really enjoyed her gluten free pasta. Great place for coeliacs.
Insanely delicious food, whether gluten-free or normal! We can definitely recommend it for those with celiac disease. Our two children were really spoiled. There was gluten-free pasta and gluten-free pinsa in the form of a pizza. This is placed in the oven in its own bowl. When we asked about the preparation and also about possible cross-contamination, they were very nice and we were even able to talk to the chef about it. That wasn't a problem at all! We feel very well looked after there, great atmosphere and super friendly staff.
Rathauspl. 2, 5760 Saalfelden am Steinernen Meer, Austria
Accommodating Gluten-Free
ItalianPizzaAllergen FriendlyDinnerPet FriendlyOpen Late NightLunchTake AwayVegetarian OptionsVegan OptionsDeliveryOutdoor SeatingKid FriendlyRestaurant
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Anna I.
As a local, I have known (for as long as I can remember) exactly where I can enjoy the best quality food, with a pleasant atmosphere and absolutely great, humorous service. There is also gluten-free pasta and vegan cooking cream, which is very helpful for allergy sufferers. Thank you for your effort!
Horrible, avoid this place.
Food was quit plain.
Staff rude at least our waiter was specially with our table. Lack of attention, didnt come even once to check and told me to look at the picture of the food when asked for gluten allergies on a salad!!
Horrible service i think different dishes come from different kitchen otherwise i dont understand. Still!!!
We got salad first after 30 min pasta and another over 30 min pizzas. So none of the plates we ordered came at the same time. Pizzas seemed to take the longest like forever.
So there was none
Reading now reviews i can see is not a punctual thing. I should have read the reviews before .
We ordered gluten-free pizza and Almdudler and wanted to give the pizza back after one bite. The dough was dry and dusty, like packed flour. The "Almdudler" was the equivalent of a herbal soda from Lidl that had been open for weeks and was no longer carbonated. An absolute impudence to declare this drink as Almdudler and to collect money for it.
Overall, it's not worth it, especially for those who want to take advantage of the gluten-free offer. The ignorant tourist is simply ripped off. It's a shame actually...
Last week we were in salzburg for eight days visiting old friends from 30 years ago when I lived there. We enjoyed the most amazing pizza at dish restaurant. We are from New York, the pizza capital of the world, but this pizza was amazing. We had a nice conversation with the owner. . His wife was super friendly and actually assisted by showing us the ingredients for the amazing gluten-free crust. The man behind the counter, making the pizza was extremely proud of his craft And actually looked over to make sure that we loved the pizza. We not only went back for another lunch, but when we return in October, this will be our first stop.
Had dinner with a friend at Osteria NOI. The gluten-free seafood pizza with mixed salad was delicious. There was also an Aperol Spritz. For pizza, salad and 2 drinks I think 47 euros is way too expensive. The atmosphere was good and it tasted very good, the waiters were also very nice and friendly, but I wouldn't afford it again. Could have been a bit cheaper.
Celiac friendly
