Così è - Brunch | Gluten-free in Brescia

s45991a
22/02/2025

1

I had breakfast at this place only once, having a gluten-free waffle with pistachio cream. First of all, when I asked about how their products are made, they informed me that the products are not suitable for celiacs but only for those with intolerance, so the attention to contamination is minimal. The waffle I ordered wasn’t very good, and to be honest, 10€ seems like an unreasonable price. The place didn’t seem very clean, and the staff wasn’t the friendliest; I don’t think I will return.

Nives Balestra
24/07/2023

3

A nice spot that offers brunch, lunch, snacks, and light meals. There are various gluten-free options (toast, bagel, and dessert) that cost 2 euros extra. Overall, the place is a bit pricey, but it can be a good choice for something different than usual. The smoothies are excellent.

Sorridi in cucina con Manu
09/02/2025

5

I recommend it. The place is small but the atmosphere is relaxed and the service is friendly. Several options available for breakfast/brunch. It is very nice in the center of the town. The juices are fresh and the coffees are very good. The cheese omelet with vegetables is generous and delicious. I came here by chance and it was a great success. There is also food for celiacs.

Livio Seneci
14/12/2024

2

The locale is small, 4 tables... but that's not a problem. The problem is the portions; the photos show stacks of pancakes on the plate... instead you only get one... well, 19€ for 1 pancake and a bagel seems excessive to me. The gluten-free option, no comment... you can see it from the photos...

Michele TRUE
19/07/2023

2

The place itself is very nice, artistic, and the tables outside are well maintained. We ordered: a portion of pistachio pancakes, 1 soy cappuccino, 2 waters, 1 gluten-free toast, and a house coffee (see receipt photo). - The special coffee at €2.50 is fairly priced since it had pistachio cream inside. - The natural water of 50 cl at €2.50 each is also fine since we are in the city center. - The soy cappuccino at €3 is a bit expensive but good. - The gluten-free toast is €12 = 2 slices of ham, 1 egg, the bread was not toasted... it was raw. - "The pancakes", paid €7... I only got 1.... Are you serious? I pay €7 for only 1 pancake!?... I only saw 1 waiter who was taking orders, handling the cash, and bringing the dishes. I truly hope there was someone else in the kitchen preparing the dishes... Because if not, I would be embarrassed to be the owner of that place. I surely will not return.

Martina
01/05/2023

5

I went for brunch during the long weekend of April 25th with my boyfriend. The alley where the place is located is quite nice, as is the area which is easily reachable on foot through the historic center. The dishes (both sweet and savory) are amazing, it will be difficult to choose just one. My bagel with avocado cream, sunny side up egg, and salmon was delicious, as was the soy yogurt with fresh fruit, blueberries, strawberries, and shredded coconut. The only drawback is that there could have been more fruit. The Sicilian cannoli with pistachio is absolutely a must-try. A positive note is that you can choose the doughs and drinks made with plant-based milk, so it's interesting for those who are lactose intolerant like me. Although I believe the price is a bit high, I will go back. I recommend it.