Ginos is a spacious and well-organized establishment, located in a strategic position facing the four towers. It offers a gluten-free menu with good alternatives, including gluten-free beer and excellent coffee. The service is professional and attentive, contributing to an overall positive and welcoming experience.
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4
Ni fu ni fa. It's not bad, but you're not exactly over the moon either. The pizza is no longer on the menu, and the menu is misleading because everything has cheese in it. So if you can't have cheese or are lactose intolerant (by the way, half the population is), then you're stuck with the à la carte, which, for the same thing, is much more expensive. The portions are also just right; you won't be rolling out. Response to the establishment: I am very grateful for your response and I gave one extra star because it is important to positively appreciate that establishments respond by reading (which often the responses are standard). Thank you very much.
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The place is spacious and well-organized. It is in front of the four towers, has a terrace, and is wheelchair accessible. They have a gluten-free menu. I want to highlight the excellence of the service. The girl who served me was a true professional. Congratulations. I give it three stars because the menu lists a lot of pasta dishes and below there’s a message: also available gluten-free. And when I asked, they brought me the gluten-free menu which didn't have the same options. This is somewhat disappointing. The gluten-free spaghetti Bolognese was good. Not mind-blowing, but tasty. They were all broken. The bombón coffee was excellent. I loved that they have gluten-free and non-alcoholic beer. The coffee spoon was dirty.
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