Piccolino

Several gluten-free options are available (pasta, pizza, risotto, steak, ice cream cake) but the kitchen is shared: gluten-free pizza is cooked in the same oven as regular pizza, chips cannot be done due to a shared fryer, and one review reported a staff member initially recommending minestrone (contains pasta) as gluten-free. A dedicated gluten-free pasta pot is used, and staff will clean surfaces or change gloves on request. The venue tags itself as having gluten-free options on TripAdvisor but no marked menu was described; one review noted an online allergen matrix. This is a best-effort setup — call ahead to discuss your needs with the shift manager.

HappyCow reviews indicate that vegan options are clearly marked on the menu, with multiple choices per course. One reviewer expressed doubt about the vegan cheese pizza ingredients, though no direct evidence of a problem was provided. The two reviews span 2014–2022, so practice may have changed. The kitchen is not dedicated vegan and cross-contact is possible. Confirming ingredients and preparation with staff is advisable.

TripAdvisor tags the venue as 'Vegetarian friendly, Vegan options, Kosher, Gluten free options' and the HappyCow source describes clearly marked vegan choices. One source (veggiesetgo.com) frames the venue as vegetarian-friendly but provides no detail on kitchen practice or cross-contact. The kitchen is shared and not dedicated. Call ahead to confirm specific vegetarian needs.

TripAdvisor tags the venue as 'Kosher' but no source mentions halal certification or halal-specific kitchen practice. A single feature tag is too thin to assess kitchen practice; calling ahead to ask about halal options is advisable.

TripAdvisor tags the venue as 'Kosher' but no source provides any detail on certification, supervision, or kitchen practice. This single tag is too thin to assess whether the venue follows kosher protocols. Call ahead to ask.