The Long Beach Marina CPK no longer has the certified gluten free stamp of approval on there menus anymore. They no longer had gluten-free pizza options. They told me they can make any pizza using a cauliflower crust. I asked if they have a separate cooking space for the pizza and they said no. We had to leave because my trust in the preparation is no longer with the establishment.
Has a very safe option with their pizza as they make them separately. Their salads are nice but have a risk of cross contamination
They changed their menu and definitely changed/sacrificed the quality and freshness of their ingredients.
Fantastic service and hubby LOVED the gluten-free pizza. Tasted GREAT! We will definitely return as often as possible!!!
Yes
Eaten here 2x and have not gotten sick. The crust does taste gluten free (find me a gluten free crust that doesn't taste gluten free), but it's what's on top of the crust that is the real deal.
— Very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Excellent
We actually went twice will on vacation in SF.. it was extremely good!! The pizza is cauliflower base and my son looooved it so much we went again..
— Very
— Most/All
— Excellent
Gluten free options labeled on menu. Not a ton of options.
— Somewhat
— Some
— Good
Impressed that you could ask for their certified GF pizzas on the kids menu. Our coeliac daughter was very happy with her cheese pizza which came out with a GF flag by a differed server with gloves on. No ill effects. It has been very hard finding safe and appealing choices for her on our travels in America so definitely a happy customer.
— Very
— Some
— Excellent
It’s always a risk at pizza places that aren’t dedicated GF, but we felt assured that the staff takes good precautions to avoid cross contamination here. And the pizza was very tasty.
— Somewhat
— Most/All
— Excellent