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07/04/2026: Excellent quality for a well-above-average price. Overall, though, it's okay. It's unfortunate to say, but the selective intent is clear.

07/04/2026: We went to Le Specialità to find a gluten-free thin-crust pizza. The pizza was very thin and delicious, but you can't pay €6 per person for a cover charge and €12 per person for a beer 😭 a coffee was €4 and a small water was €5. So, a pizza with a beer each and a coffee was €97, without dessert. Are you kidding? (One pizza was €21 and the other €25). Delicious. But I feel like I'm being taken for a ride. Our salaries haven't changed... REPLY POST THE PLACE'S RESPONSE: Obviously, I didn't complain about the price of the pizzas. Since they were well-reviewed and thin, just what I was looking for, I was perfectly willing to pay more than average, as I'd been warned in various groups and reviews. So, needless to say, the pizzas are more expensive because special care and attention are needed because gluten-free products require it, as in every place I've been, they have an oven. Dedicated staff and attention, the pizzas did indeed have a surcharge of up to €3 on the price of the gluten-free pizza, BUT that doesn't translate to €12 for a beer, or the €6 per person cover charge, or €5 for a small bottle of water, or €4 for a coffee... which I believe are all _naturally_ gluten-free. We had to ask for the bill twice for it to be brought to us, and we also witnessed other scenes among the young people that could even less justify such prices (because yes, they are all very young, or perhaps that evening there were only very young people on duty, who knows). Oh, and one more small detail: the prices of the beers weren't listed on the menus.