Ginos is a venue that offers some gluten-free options, including a couple of pizzas and an appetizer. The atmosphere is generally welcoming, although it can get crowded in certain areas. The staff is helpful and ready to meet the customers' needs.
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I'll give them a second star because they do legitimately have gluten free food, but mine was clearly just microwaved GF spaghetti. It was still fridge cold in spots. Better than literally nothing though. I didn't finish but I ate some.
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We went here because another review said there were good gluten free options. There weren't, plus the waiter was so unhelpful that we left
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At first I assumed that although the extreme lack of gluten free options was crazy (2 pizzas and 1 antipasta), but the pizza was borderline inedible. The gluten free pizza was half the size of a standard pizza (although same cost), the base was rock hard, the toppings were lacking and lacked any taste. The waitress didn't make it any better by failing to acknowledge our concerns and instead chose to provide the excuse that (the dough has to be created from scratch) hence the terrible pizza. Unfortunately in my opinion, if a dish is not of a certain standard then it should most definitely not be on the menu. As for the atmosphere, we were placed as a family of 6 in the corner trapped in by 2 table of 2s. On both of these tables, both couples (one old and one younger) seemed to stare at us consistently for the duration of our stay, which made my partner feel extremely uncomfortable and alongside the inedible food and terrible atmosphere, forced my partner and I to leave and seek somewhere else to eat. I would highly recommend that anyone that has either coeliac disease or is gluten intolerant, to completely avoid the restaurant! Anyone else going in, please be mindful of the lack of space between tables as it can be incredibly difficult to ignore when others are seemingly doing things to make you uncomfortable when there is not much personal space. There are many other places within a 15 minute radius that does so much more to make you feel more comfortable, have a much better atmosphere and have food at a much higher standard than here.
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We are a family of four, with two members being coeliac. Unfortunately, there were only 2 gluten-free options on the menu. Spaghetti bolognese and one pizza to choose from. The spaghetti was very bland and dry. The pizza wasn't anything special either. I would recommend this as a last resort if you're eating gluten free.
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I came to this place for gluten-free pizza and they didn't have any, even though they promote it online. The only other gluten-free option was pasta and it didn't taste like much. Other than that the seating area was nice.
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Glutenfree pizza, pasta.
4
They have a small gluten free range but it was okay for me. I enjoy finding places that offer gluten free options. The prosciutto pizza was delicious and I loved the chocolate cake 👏🏽👏🏽
5
Very good food. They have gluten free pizzas and pastas. They take this allergy and intolerance very seriously. My parter it celiac, but he felt very welcome and safe eating a pizza.
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We went twice and enjoyed both meals. The service was questionable but really tasty food. Great restaurant to visit if you are a coeliac/gluten intollerent as they take it very seriously!
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