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I’ve visited Café Piazza on my past two trips to Amsterdam. It’s a reliable choice if you’re looking for a gluten-free meal in the city, as there is an extensive gluten-free menu including pasta, meat and fish dishes, which are all suitable for coeliacs. There is also pizza, but this is not suitable for allergy sufferers, due to a shared oven, which is a shame. It’s located on Kloveniersburgwal , close to De Wallen (The Red Light District). The staff members were friendly and had good awareness of allergens. I liked the red napkin placed on my table, and the red menu, which meant I was gluten-free. It is slightly pricey here, but given the quality of the food and how safe I felt eating here, and how they treated gluten-free as a speciality rather than just being there, I would say it is worth it. I ordered the Cacio e pepe on my most recent visit, the sauce had so much flavour, simple yet so delicious, I love how they added their unique twist onto the dish by adding a Serrano Ham and Parmiggiano chip - I would have liked slightly more of that, especially the ham! I’ve also had the gluten-free lasagna here before, which is really good, although I did find it to contain a little too much cheese, but still was flavoursome and one of the best I’ve had. Overall, this is for sure one of my favourite gluten-free spots in the city, and I look forward to visiting next time I am in Amsterdam.
5
Fantastic little italian spot. The restaurant is right on the canal with a lovely atmosphere. The gluten free menu is massive and you are given a red napkin instead of white so all the servers know you have an allergy (which I think is really useful). The food was delicious and service all round was 10/10.
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