Assaje offers a culinary experience for pizza lovers, with affordable pricing options. However, feedback highlights the potential for improvements in service details and quality.
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1
staff unprepared on gluten-free issues.
5
We went to try the gluten-free pizza; they told us that the dough was made by them. I had a traditional margherita (but they mixed up some of the variations I asked for), and then I also tried the gluten-free one. The traditional was excellent, but I found the gluten-free one to be very greasy and heavy unfortunately. For the little girl (celiac), they brought lollipops and checked if the gummy candies were gluten-free (unfortunately they weren't). I would have gladly tried the digestives, but they didn't bring them; maybe there were too few of us...
1
I ordered a gluten-free pizza. It arrived cold, was slightly burnt, and had a bad smell. The tomato looked raw, the mozzarella was one big lump, but the dough seemed okay. I asked for disposable cutlery and it didn't arrive. Moreover, how many days ago I called the restaurant for confirmation regarding contamination and the person who answered was quite rude and made my questions seem trivial or stupid. It is not recommended for gluten-free.
3
I admit that it didn't excite me, the price was okay but the pizza wasn't really pizza, the mozzarella was practically rubber, the waiters were a bit grumpy and almost disinterested, I wouldn't go back :(
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