We went to this restaurant because they could do gluten free.  They were very helpful in explaining the dishes.  The dishes were interesting and tasty and the wine very good for the price.  I would have no hesitation in returning.

Love that they open so early! Grabbed a quick breakfast before work. The savory croissant was flaky and buttery, hit the spot. Good selection of pastries too.

The carbonara here is so good. It&rsquo;s creamy but not heavy, and you can really taste the quality of the eggs and the guanciale. Just a simple, classic dish done right.

The 9-grain piadina was fantastic, really easy on the stomach. They have a great selection of doughs and fillings to choose from. I paired mine with a light, crisp white wine that complemented the earthy grains perfectly. A solid choice for lunch.

Cute little spot, very cozy. The owner knows his wines, gave us a couple of good picks. Staff was patient with our questions. My steak was cooked just right, but the side salad felt a bit basic for the price. Still, a nice evening.

The &quot;Devil Himself&quot; pizza was a standout. I really appreciated the freshness of the ingredients, especially the quality of the chili and the cured meats. It had a nice kick without being overwhelming. The dough was light and airy too. A solid choice for a spicy craving.

The cheese and prosciutto platter was a fantastic discovery. Exactly what I was hoping for in the historic center.

Loved the mixed bruschetta here! The toppings were all so fresh and full of flavor. We tried a few different ones, and each little bite was a nice surprise.

Just tried their made-to-order tiramisu. You can really taste the fresh mascarpone and espresso. It&#39;s not too sweet, which I like. The other desserts looked good too, but I was too full to try more.

Loved the modern design mixed with the old stone walls. Felt really unique, a nice place to enjoy a meal. The vibe was just right.

Lots of panini choices here, even veggie and vegan ones. I grabbed a classic prosciutto and mozzarella. The bread was crisp, just right. What stood out was their house red by the glass &ndash; a simple Sangiovese that actually paired nicely with the salty prosciutto. Solid casual lunch spot.

Loved grabbing a quick bite outside with friends. The outdoor seating was perfect for our casual catch-up. The food came out fast, which was great since we were all on the go. Just a nice, simple spot for a chat.

Didn&#39;t do the full dinner. The tartare looked great though. A la carte menu is nice if you&#39;re not super hungry. Prices are okay for the area, but portions on some starters seemed a bit small for what you pay.

A lovely welcome to Arezzo. The hostess was so warm. I really appreciated the fresh ingredients in my salad, the greens were crisp and vibrant. A nice, simple start to the trip.

The pastries are really good, and the croissants are flaky and buttery. But for the price, I was hoping for a slightly bigger portion. It&#39;s a nice treat, just a bit on the pricier side for what you get.

Really friendly and great pasta, kind to kids. Also has cheese and meet to take away.

The space has this really nice, airy feel to it. Big windows, lots of plants, and the tables aren&#39;t crammed together. I had the octopus salad, which was fresh and tasty, but the whole vibe just made it a relaxed spot to hang out for a bit.

Loved the little terrace tucked away on that side street. It felt like a secret spot even though you&#39;re just off the main piazza. The staff were really nice, too. A lovely place to sit.

A nice neighborhood spot. The gourmet pizzas are solid, and the prices are fair. What stood out was the warm, relaxed vibe&mdash;comfy chairs, soft lighting, and it never feels too loud. Just a good place to unwind.

The porchetta sandwich was delicious, and the wine list had a few nice options that paired well with it.

Nice spot, been here a few times. The place is always clean and looks good, feels comfortable. It&#39;s a solid choice when you just want a relaxed meal without any fuss.

The piazza setting is lovely. We sat outside for lunch, just watching people pass by. The tagliatelle with wild boar was solid, a good portion for the price. A nice spot to slow down for a bit.

The place is always packed with locals, so you know it&#39;s legit. We grabbed a table outside and shared a few pasta dishes with friends. Perfect for a casual catch-up.

Nice spot for a coffee and a light bite. The veranda seating is perfect for a quiet morning. Service was quick and friendly, which made it a very relaxed visit.

Been coming here for years, just for the coffee. It&rsquo;s always the same, exactly how I like it. Strong, not bitter. The croissant is fine, but honestly, I&rsquo;m just here for that reliable cup.

The porchetta with provola and zucchini lime sauce was the best. The zucchini lime sauce really made it.

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