Wolf is a versatile restaurant that offers a wide selection of tasty dishes, from meat and fish specialties to pizza. Now with gluten-free options, it's an exciting find for everyone.
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3
There is definitely a gluten-free alternative menu, which is positive. We ordered a gluten-free hamburger: the worst I've ever eaten. They split a soft gluten-free bun in half and without even heating it, they put in mediocre quality meat, tomato, a slice of cheese, and lettuce. 10 fries on the side. Crazy cost: 18 euros. For two people with 2 sandwiches, 1 portion of olives (good), 1 water, 2 small beers, it's 61 euros. IT'S WORTH MENTIONING: gluten-free beer at 5.50 euros for a 0.33 cl Peroni and 9.50 euros for 7 ascolane olives. The problem is always the same: are you celiac? Well, either you eat poorly or you eat mediocre food and they hit you with unjustified price increases. It was the first time and it will also be the last. I wanted to try the pizza but I won’t risk it.
5
The pizza is delicious. But the best thing is that in addition to pizza, you can eat most of the offerings on the menu because they have appetizers, first courses and second courses of both meat and fish. In short, it's a restaurant where you don't notice much difference for gluten-free. I am excited about this discovery. I recommend it to everyone.
5
Meat and fish are excellent. They have introduced some tasty gluten-free dishes. Great discovery.
1
The place looks like a cheap fast food. The pizza is bad especially the gluten free one which looks and tastes just like the frozen ones you buy at Conad (an Italian chain of food stores). Moreover, if you order the gluten free pizza be ready to pay double the regular pizza (around €15) and eat on your own because they bring it to you 15 mins after the others.
2
The gluten free pizza is okay (but there is much better in Tortoreto or Roseto). Unfortunately when you order gluten free, you never get to eat with anyone else at the table as they can’t get the timing right. Be prepared to watch you table eat their entire pizza, and get served after everyone finishes so they can watch you eat. Makes for an awkward dinner. The gluten free is also almost double the price
1
Went for dinner and service was extremely slow. I ordered a Moscow mule from the menu and it tasted terrible. Gluten free pizza was nice but not worth the poor service. I also tried to order a take away gluten free pizza another night and they said they don't do take away for the gluten free pizza which is very disappointing.
5
Great place to have a gluten free pizza and beer in Alba Adriática.
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