Pizzeria Capuano's - Borsieri | Gluten-free in Milano

Vale
14/08/2026

3

Available gluten-free pizza with pre-packaged dough (not made in-house), quite good, but not one of the best. I'm not sure if they can guarantee no contamination.

Tram Nguyen
12/05/2025

1

Unfortunately, our experience was disappointing. While the service staff were trying their best, the entire place felt extremely chaotic and poorly managed, likely due to how busy it was on a Saturday night. Upon arrival, we were sent from one staff member to another just to get a table, and it seemed the manager had very little oversight of the situation, many guests appeared confused, and the staff looked overwhelmed. Our drinks were served without glasses, which arrived much later, halfway through drinking. The food came at very different times: my boyfriend received his Calabrese pizza long before mine, and I had to ask twice for my gluten-free Tartufona pizza, including confirmation that it was actually gluten-free. Unfortunately, the gluten-free pizza turned out to be a serious problem. It initially seemed undercooked, and the sausage had a sour taste and odd smell, which I first assumed was just the truffle. I couldn't finish it, and my boyfriend had a few bites as well. Not long after paying, he began to feel very unwell, and I followed later that evening with similar symptoms. We had to cut our night short due to nausea and stomach pains. Clearly, either the pizza was undercooked or some ingredients were spoiled. To make matters worse, we were initially charged for something we hadn’t ordered and had to return to the restaurant to fix the bill, not great when you're already feeling sick. Sadly, despite the popularity of the place, our experience was chaotic, unpleasant, and even physically upsetting. We won’t be returning. So if the place seems very stressed or crowded, it's worth taking an extra moment to check your food, especially if something smells off or seems undercooked. Better to be cautious than risk a ruined evening.