Eat Gluten Free

Seems to be permanently closed now, just went by and no signs of life

Very good pizza. We bought it and sat on the benches in the square down the road as they don’t have tables. Worth the stop!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

The pizza dough was a little gummy, but I liked having thick crust. The only problem was that I got there at 5 when it should have been open and it didn’t open till after 5:30. I did enjoy the pizza.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Small place with lots of gluten free products on sale. Full gluten free facility. I got a pizza to take away and it tasted amazing! Best pizza I’ve had in a long time definitely worth a trip.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

The pizza was pretty good, although the restaurant situation was very confusing. The place you had to say was in fact a little shady.

This is a grocery store not a restaurant! They had an oven so looked like they did pizza . Closed Saturday sunday.. note on the door says if they are closed to go across the street and they would specially open for you! Went acrossthe street and she said no. The pizza is probably good but I didn't have a good experience. We went to BIGLOVE about 10 minutes away and it was the most amazing pizza I've ever had

Wonderful gf pizza! Tasted so good, Daughter was worried it wasn't gf. Delicious and didn't get sick

One of The best Gluten free pizza in Paris....

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Great pizza cooked in a 100% gluten free environment. Limited toppings/type of pizza you can order but what they offer is delicious. Really good crust. You can order it in the small GF free shop/pizzeria and then go across the street to Gusto to eat it in the quaint little "sister" restaurant (where non GF family and friends can order their pizzas).

Celiac friendly?

Yes