Rodilla offers a cozy lunch break near the hospital, also providing gluten-free options. Although there is room for improvement in the availability of products, the place remains a beloved choice for those seeking a comfortable place to eat.
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I go to this establishment when I have to visit the nearby hospital, my review is unfavorable, as they have improved the gluten-free options, but the sandwiches are terrible, dry, tasteless, and of course very expensive. We also like to eat a juicy and varied sandwich, they make it very hard for us to eat out, do they really not know how to do better? Please improve đ
1
I come to this place very often to eat with my son since it is very close to the hospital where he receives his treatment. He likes their sandwiches, that's why I also come here. But regarding me, this is the third time I have had to stay hungry because they usually do not restock the gluten-free sandwiches. As a person with gluten intolerance, it is quite frustrating to look for places that offer a gluten-free menu, and upon arriving and ordering that menu, it turns out they are out of stock. Right now, I am with my son in the restaurant, I stayed for his sake, but I think that the next time we visit the hospital, I won't come back to this place. I am very hungry and it's frustrating to have to endure it because you are not able to restock the gluten-free sandwiches.
3
They could improve the service a little bit... We asked if they had gluten-free products and the girl who served us simply pointed to a small sign with the products without speaking... we didn't understand what she meant and she just pointed at the sign again... I ordered a hot gluten-free sandwich... which was quite hard... as well as a lemon slush that was pure ice and it was impossible to finish and drink at times because it wouldnât even go through the straw... and given the high price, thatâs unacceptable... Itâs a shame because it is very well located..
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Having a health problem (much more serious than many people think) and not being able to eat what you want or like is what it means to be celiac; that's fine, but going to dinner at Rodilla and leaving with the feeling that they are laughing at your misfortune crosses the line. 6⏠for a sandwich and a bottle of water. A sandwich that seems to have been in the fridge for a month, hard bread with a chemical taste, extremely low-quality York ham, nonexistent cheese, and half of the sandwich empty, with no ingredients... They will say, these unfortunate people, since they canât eat anything else, will nibble and pay for this garbage food that we sell them as something wonderful. In short, celiacs, discard Rodilla for food. Junk food at an extremely high price.
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Celiacs should never consider Rodilla as an option; they charge you âŹ5 for a sandwich that even hungry dogs wouldnât eat, bread that tastes like pure chemistry, plus the York ham of the same poor quality as the rest of the sandwiches they sell, and bad cheese. On the other hand, the cold sandwiches are still overpriced for what they are, and the Cuban sandwich is another scam, bad York ham, cheese, and a sauce that tries to be a mix of the other ingredients of the original Cuban. If you feel like paying money, eating bad food, and leaving still hungry, this is your place.
5
Good attention, especially with people with allergy problems and intolerances, although they should be able to prepare things by removing certain ingredients, as some customers with specific dietary issues may not be able to stay in their restaurants due to being so strict in their preparation.
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They have 3 gluten free options.
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