Mama Eat - Rome Ponte Milvio is a landmark for gluten-free cuisine with a wide menu that includes excellent pizzas and fried foods. The venue also offers gluten-free aperitifs and a courteous, knowledgeable staff. Reservations are recommended on weekends.
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5
An excellent gluten-free aperitif menu featuring a variety of high-quality dishes, from classic tomato bruschetta to battered vegetables, served with gluten-free focaccia alongside other fried and non fried delicious dishes. The staff is friendly and welcoming. Niceš.
5
Great restaurant! 2 cuisines! The pizzas are very good. Maria is very pleasant and speaks French well.
5
100 with honors
5
We came for lunch at Mamma Eat with a group of friends. We were welcomed with kindness and warmth. The place is very nice: well-maintained, with a refined style and spotless. We ate really well: the menu is rich, the raw materials are of excellent quality, and the cuisine is outstanding. The gluten-free and lactose-free options are also great. Itās very rare to find high quality, impeccable service, and variety; highly recommended! š
5
Welcoming staff Excellent food, highly recommend it.
3
Great reference for Gluten Free, but I didn't like the room organization. You pay for table service, but with a disposable paper order that you have to fill out yourself. Then, with the same order, you have to go in person to deliver and pick up the courses at the counter/cash register when the staff informs you that they are ready, all before paying the bill in advance. I've never seen anything like it! I don't know if I'll go back.
5
Ernesto, last night I said to my husband, āweāve been in Italy for two weeks and havenāt had a memorable host.ā With just two days left, the Lord heard me and brought us to you! Thank you for being such a gift to Jason and I. You are a light and you changed how we will remember our trip; our honeymoon! Food was great atmosphere inside was gorgeous. We wanted to eat outside and it was great. Gluten free options which I have yet to see advertised anywhere. Staff was FUN and so funny. Thank you thank you thank you. ā¤ļø
5
Great place in a fairly central area of Rome. Paid parking in front of the venue. I had a gluten-free pizza, not bad for being Rome. The dessert was delicious.
4
good restaurant and a wide selection of gluten-free options. Great for the Olympic Stadium.
1
Terrible experience. Together with my partner, we ended up here by chance and, seeing that the place was on the AIC list, we decided to have dinner... we wish we hadn't. When we got home, the first pains began (typical of food poisoning), a night plagued by cramps and severe pain that prevented us from sleeping... Rome is full of good places for celiacs, this one will never see us again. For fairness, I am attaching the receipt. P.S. The regular beer was for me since, unlike my partner, I am not celiac.
5
We often visit the Milan location, but I must say that the friendly atmosphere in this place is priceless! Great job, guys; as always, the quality of the food is perfect. Dalila is absolutely Super!! The gluten-free menu is invaluable. Mama Eat Ponte Milvio is a must-visit!!
5
My favorite restaurant/pizzeria!! Huge menu with super tasty products, entirely available gluten-free and lactose-free. Super attentive staff and delicious food! Lunch, aperitif, or dinner, always a guarantee.
3
A nice place, not very spacious, with a tent for the outdoor tables nicely heated in winter. Lives off the pros and cons of the location near a place like Ponte Milvio. Prices are generally fair, with some proposals, however, excessive. Good food. It offers a Neapolitan-style pizza for those who love the genre, as well as other dishes always inspired by Neapolitan cuisine. I found the staff very friendly and kind. Organized to accommodate various intolerances and allergies.
5
Places with separate kitchens, maximum safety, has become a reference point for me for their pizza: out of this world! Excellent quality ingredients, leavened and easily digestible dough. The first courses are good too. Absolutely worth trying.
5
Came to Rome for the Coldplay concert, looking for a good alternative to the food trucks selling sandwiches that could be days old. Just 10 minutes away from the Olympic Stadium, I found this restaurant-pizzeria and, as the title suggests, I couldn't have made a better choice. Seated inside, itās a very nice and welcoming place, with a wide menu that offers a vast range of options, including gluten-free and vegan/vegetarian dishes. I had a spectacular carbonara as shown in the photo (now I understand the stereotype that Roman carbonara is above all others š) served in these slightly unique pans. For everyone going to the stadium for a game or a concert, I highly recommend this place.
5
Gluten-free restaurant in the Ponte Milvio area, the outdoor area is really nice and with these mild early spring temperatures, it was very pleasant to be able to eat outside. The staff is very courteous; Mariel and Diana really pampered me. As a celiac, I can say that it was wonderful to enjoy an excellent, crispy, and light fried fish without the worry of getting sick. If the opportunity arises, I will definitely return.
4
Restaurant for Celiacs Nice, well-kept. Discreet service, unfortunately few servers, so it can be difficult, but the staff is kind, polite, and professional. The pizzas are good and so is the appetizer we had. Good quality products. Good quality/price ratio.
5
Fantastic this mama eat too, a bit expensive
5
a guarantee
4
delicious pizza AIC project with two kitchens everything perfect
2
Iāll start by saying that I had already been to the Trastevere location of the chain, where I had a great time! On the evening we went, my non-celiac companions and I were a bit disappointed. Higher prices, soft fried items, and pizza with almost raw dough. I will return to see if it was just an oversight that night!
5
Certified venue with a complete gluten-free menu. The pasta is very good, and the fried pizza straccetti are fantastic. I recommend making a reservation, especially on weekends.
4
Good food, the place was a bit shabby. Anyway, I had a good pasta with ragù and then I didn't have any issues.
4
I often go there, the food is good... very attentive to gluten-free options... when I go, I forget that I am celiac.
5
We were looking for a place to eat some local gluten-free specialties. What can I say... we had a great time, the place was very nice, the food was truly something unique, and the staff was very friendly and kind, especially Omar who served us wonderfully throughout the dinner. Thank you and congratulations! š
5
The mamaeat restaurants are a guarantee for both people with celiac disease and those with a lactose intolerance. Excellent products and a wide selection.
5
extraordinary pizza and pasta!
5
Best gluten free pizza Iāve ever had! Itās true Italian and itās hard to tell apart from a regular pizza. The staff was also amazing and friendly and everything in the menu could be ordered without gluten since they have a special kitchen for that, so totally safe for people with celiac disease.
4
The Mama Eat chain is a guarantee for gluten-free options in Rome. Given the trendy area, it is possible to enjoy gluten-free aperitifs here, along with a wide menu. Excellent pizza and fried food! Friendly and knowledgeable staff.
5
Paradise for celiacs, 2 separate kitchens, and a menu available both with gluten and gluten-free. Additionally, one thing I really appreciated is that all the dishes are lactose-free and the coatings on the fried foods are super crispy. The staff, Domiziana, Sara, Matteo, and Daniel, are extremely kind and knowledgeable. The outdoor area is very nice and comfortable, and the indoor dining area is really lovely!
3
3 stars only because they offer gluten-free dishes; the pizza was actually good, but for the rest, I wouldnāt return because the other pizzas were really average and the prices were excessive for what they offer. The place was practically empty when all the other restaurants in Ponte Milvio were packed. The waiters were tactless and couldnāt wait to clear the tables and put everything away, probably because it was closing time, 11:30 PM, which is ridiculous in the summer. Avoid ordering the hamburgers in paper; for that price, you could make it at home with better quality meat!
5
Last night I had a really excellent gluten-free margherita pizza, which reminded me of the gluten-free pizza I had in Naples at Sorbillo. The fried foods were great and so were the desserts š The staff was super kind and professional! Highly recommended.
5
Considering that we know well and appreciate the MAMA EAT chain, last night we wanted to try the Ponte Milvio location since for us celiacs having gluten-free aperitifs is impossible. Fully approved, both for the delicious and tasty aperitif and for the friendliness of the staff, especially Matteo. What can I say... see you soon!
4
Very nice atmosphere, friendly and available staff, good dishes. I tried some gluten-free items, even though I am not celiac, and found the dishes tasty. The pizza has Neapolitan dough with a high crust. Recommended for celiacs and lactose intolerant, as most dishes have their alternatives.
5
Pleasant trip, vacation with family. Restaurant located in Tor di Quinto, near Ponte Milvio, a historical bridge in Rome and a reference for the Roman nightlife. Newly opened venue, it has an informal, welcoming and tasteful atmosphere, with tables available both indoors and outdoors. The menu offers a wide selection of dishes with a focus on Roman-Neapolitan cuisine. Cacio e pepe, pizza, and scugnizzelli with Nutella are just a few items we've tried. The cuisine genuinely reflects the care in selecting absolutely quality products, and their preparation is truly excellent. A significant added value is the attention to intolerances: gluten and lactose-free preparations (with separate kitchens). The serving staff (Sara, Matteo, Domiziana ā I hope I haven't forgotten anyone) is very qualified and friendly, attentive and empathetic, commendable in every aspect. Excellent value for money. Congratulations! Highly recommended! P.S.: when we return to Rome, it will be a pleasure to visit you :-)
4
Great first experience at the Mama Eat location in Ponte Milvio. The staff was very kind and attentive to customers. The specialty here is gluten-free cuisine. By choosing Mama Eat, you will find an entire gluten-free menu at your disposal. Notably, the pizza and the fried items are particularly remarkable, with very interesting offerings for all tastes! I visited them for lunch and this time we decided to try a fish dish and a traditional Roman first course, cacio e pepe. Both choices were good; the cacciucco was definitely well executed but I wouldnāt place it among the restaurantās strong dishes. That said, Iāll add that the venue has seating both indoors and outdoors, and I absolutely recommend it for both lunch and dinner. Until next time! šš¼
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