Celiac safe. The gluten free pasta was even better than the pizza. All good!
Good knowledge about GF among the staff. The god was so-so, but I felt very safe eating there.
Yes
I ordered risotto and got glutened here. The server seemed well aware of gluten & celiac disease, but I still got glutened. It was a busy weekday evening during the theatre rush so they may have been rushing.
No
Great food. Staff very aware of cross contamination. Many options. I had a pasta with chicken and pesto and it was delicious!
Great food. Three of us had pizza (GF), pasta, and chicken Asiago. All very tasty. GF pizza crust was quite good - a bit soft under the toppings and crispy around the edges. GF items are identified on the menu, but I think all pizzas and pastas can be made GF.
Yes
I’ve ever eaten a few times and I’ve never had a problem. They are very aware of cross contamination and do a great job. Recommend.
Yes
Great meal. Pizza was great all pasta is GF option and lots of choices.
Yes
Found the gf pizza left a lot to be desired. Limited flavour, and an unappetizing texture.
Two Italian places worth checking out in downtown Toronto are Il Fornello and Kit Kat Bar & Grill. Il Fornello also offers gluten-free pasta for an upcharge, but we opted for the daily special seafood risotto and chicken asiago.
Best GF pizza crust I’ve had! It was super tasty and great texture. The staff are very knowledgeable- I ordered a GF pizza with salami, and the waitress came back and said she asked and that the salami, sausage, and pepperoni were no longer GF. I didn’t even think to ask about that, so they are careful with food allergies.
— Very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Not Much
— Excellent
We ordered in. Didn’t work out for me. Container marked GF but I became very sick.
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much
— Poor
Please note address is 2901 Bayview Ave in Bayview Village. There is no 2901 Sheppard location. My husband (who has celiac) and I ate here tonight. I made a comment on the online reservation that he had Celiac and needed allergy level gluten free and he told our waiter before ordering the same thing. He had GF pizza and by the time he reached the car afterwards he knew it had been cross contaminated. update: I emailed the restaurant and told them they should have a warning in their menu that they can't guarantee gluten free and the manager said my husband couldn't have gotten gluten in the kitchen because his staff are careful. He suggested my husband must have eaten some of my breaded calimari, which is insulting to say to someone with Celiac.
— Not at all
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Average
Ordered from them the other day for takeout, got the seafood linguini, person on the phone was great and was aware of what celiac disease meant and made sure to write it down on the order. When we picked up the order it indeed had celiac allergy highlighted on the ticket. Food was delicious and didn't get sick after
— Very
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Most
— Good
Very knowledgeable staff on gluten free options.
— Very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Excellent