Don Antonio 1970 - Salerno

The best gluten-free pizza. It's really worth a try, great ingredients but nothing beats the dough. Light, digestible but above all pleasant in flavor. From the photos I challenge you to recognize the pizza with gluten-free dough. Really welcoming staff: I hardly find anyone who shows up before a service at your table. I find human contact the detail that makes the real difference. The attention to detail at the table, in the drinks and in the service encourages me to recommend it to everyone. Thanks for the experience! Dietary restrictions: Celiac disease

We were very disappointed with both the food and the service. Service: Dine in Food: 2 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 3

I have been to this place several times because to be honest the quality of the food is excellent and the service is fast. The downside is that even in winter with rain or deluge, if all the guests at the table don't show up at the bar, they won't let you in. But then street vendors keep coming in. Furthermore, before you swallow the last bite they present you with the bill and tell you to go away Dietary restrictions: I wouldn't know Parking: toll parking Service: Dine in

Very very very good pizzas. The dough is excellent and also the variety of the menu which varies from season to season based on the products available. This suggests that the pizzas are truly quality because the raw materials used are fresh. Friendly and helpful staff. What can I say...... Excellent evening in the company of friends and an excellent pizza, what more could you ask for? Service: Dine in

I'm leaving two stars and not one, just because I know and like pizza, but I really didn't like the treatment I received on this occasion. I asked the courtesy of being able to order a baby pizza, normally sold by them only for children, as I am following a diet and I couldn't eat a normal sized pizza. I was told a firm no, and when I told the waiter that I wouldn't order anything at this point, he didn't bat an eyelid and went on with the other people's orders. I didn't insist. There were 3 of us at the table, only 2 ate, but on the bill there were 3 covers. Now I understand that regarding the baby pizza it is specified on the menu that it is only for children, so nothing can be attributed to him, even if a kindness to meet the needs of a customer who also explained the reasons could have been done. But charging a cover charge for a person who hasn't eaten seems really inappropriate to me. As I said at the beginning, I really like pizza, it's a shame to get lost on certain things.