Le Bontà Italiane Gluten Free In Lodi

We'd already been there shortly after COVID-19, when I had a gluten sensitivity, and my wife had discovered this place thanks to social media. We went for a quick snack: coffee, small pastries, and macarons. I have to admit, the macarons weren't bad, even though I'm not crazy about them. Remembering that, my wife suggested an alternative breakfast: Italian goodness, but for breakfast. Of course, I accepted! I couldn't imagine such a filled brioche worthy of its name! I had the pistachio one, she had the chocolate one, accompanied by an Americano coffee for me, and a cappuccino for her. The brioche couldn't fit in my hand, and obviously, after the first bite, it was all messed up: face, hands, and maybe even clothes. A fantastic breakfast. Everyone was great. To order, you have to take a number at the entrance and they serve you with a tray that you carry to your table. Of course, being a gluten-free shop, they sell everything you need for those with this need: pasta, desserts, sauces, pizzas. They also make to order. Congratulations indeed!

For us celiacs, it's almost like heaven! It's worth the miles to get here. I recommend calling and ordering, so you don't run out. It's really busy, which is no surprise, because the food they prepare is so special. The staff are incredibly kind, and the prices are reasonable—in fact, for a gluten-free place, they're almost below average.

My daughter, who is celiac, and I went this morning, and after years she ate the most delicious croissant! The idea of ​​a small shop selling gluten-free food products is excellent!

We were there on Saturday, November 13th for the first time. We left from Misinto, in the province of Milan, to try these delicacies... which we'd heard so much about... Well, what can I say... AMAZING! We bought a little bit of everything and took them home... the place was packed (and now I understand why). We bought all kinds of brioches, cream donuts, plain doughnuts, pizzas, focaccias of all kinds, and even some bread. And for the first time, savory brioches! Everything was delicious, even after taking them out of the freezer and reheating them... they came back exactly as they were when we first got them... they're delicious, and it's not just my daughter, who has celiac disease, who says so, but me too, as I always try their stuff. The place was very nice and welcoming... as was the lady who served us. I'm just sorry I didn't check the store in my hurry, and I discovered at home that they carry their flour mixes...well, we'll have to go back and visit them, and this time we'll have breakfast there... Congratulations, it's a shame you're a little out of our way!

It's my first time visiting this place....very good food and nice atmosphere....

The products are excellent, but unfortunately the service is completely disorganized...the counter becomes chaos and the wait is definitely too long. Too long a wait.

Had breakfast, a croissant with cream (lactose-free), really good, which is not easy considering it's gluten-free. I ordered takeout, bread, a focaccia, a pizza, and some snacks, all delicious and reasonably priced. A must-try for gluten-free options. Highly recommended, even for non-celiacs.

Everything is very good, gluten-free and lactose-free... delicious brioches, maybe too much jam, but it depends on your taste.

The food and quality were quite good, the only disappointment was after spending around 50 euros (there were 6 of us for breakfast, and I also ordered several savory items). My daughter asked for a glass of water, and I had to pay 50 cents. I told the guy behind the counter that no, not for 50 cents, but to charge me for half a glass of water from a small bottle—I don't know if it was already opened—after spending almost 50 euros, it seemed out of place, but he remained completely indifferent. I also mentioned this to an elderly lady who was cleaning the table where we had breakfast, and she replied that water costs 50 cents. In conclusion, it's not the 50 cents spent, mind you, but the lack of attention to customers in these little things. A bottle of water costs 30-40 cents at most, a glass will cost 10-20 cents. Who knows what a huge loss it would have been for them, maybe it's greed or something else. I definitely won't be going there for breakfast or buying their products anymore. I don't know what to expect in the future. In the meantime, I'll look elsewhere. Who knows, maybe I'll find more attentive staff.

I wanted to try the gluten-free products for my daughter, excellent and fresh, I will definitely be back..