Rodilla offers a welcoming atmosphere with gluten-free options suitable for celiacs. Although some minor improvements could be made to the environment and organization, its sandwiches and delicious coffee make it an interesting choice for a pleasant break.
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1
I don't know how they can have certification from the federation for gluten-free, because the protocols are terrible... cross-contamination is everywhere.
5
Great, everything is very tasty and the snack price is right. They have gluten-free options for celiacs. We entered fleeing from the Vips next door and we hit the mark. Inside it's a bit overwhelming because there are too many tables and the music is too loud, and outside it's a shame that people smoke because you are sipping your coffee while breathing all their smoke... The service is good although they rush you a lot to order. They should aim for everything to be much more relaxed (music, atmosphere, and service) and it would be a 10.
5
Good place even though the prices are a bit high for the quantity they offer. The gluten-free sandwiches are very good, although their price is also somewhat steep.
3
Good breakfast for celiacs but the price is exorbitant. Various sandwiches but the quality has changed compared to those from a few years ago.
1
This is what happened to us today, February 1st. We ordered a tortilla sandwich which, although they come frozen, they warmed it up for us. The bread was very hard and we told them, and they said it’s gluten-free which is normal when that’s not true. We asked for a toast with tomato and they didn’t even return the difference. I’m definitely not going back to this Rodilla.
3
A very good coffee, the only thing is that if you are celiac you are out of luck.
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