We’ve ordered from Sammy’s 3 times and I’ve had a contamination reaction twice. If we ordered in person, maybe there would be less contamination, but I am not willing to keep trying and hoping for the best at this point. Pizza is pretty good, but it’s not the safest for celiacs.
— Not very
— Most/All
— Good
I have grown up LOVING Sammy's pizza. I was recently diagnosed with Celiac. For the first time today I had the pizza with the Gluten Free crust. Very good and I felt good after. I asked questions and visited their website before ordering it. I was assured that they use a separate pan and area for making it. It is definitely not their hand crimped thin crust I love BUT I can still have the toppings I like so that is a huge plus. Pretty much every time we go to Duluth we go to the West Duluth one and my parents have been there often enough that they are treated like family.
Yes
I do not believe the owners and managers stress the consequences of cross contamination. I love Sammy's Pizza and always have. Unfortunately, I cannot trust that a gluten free pizza from Sammy's will come without deep regrets. (You know what I mean).
Yes
Uses Udi's GF crust and prepares pizza in back room with fresh ingredients from the cooler. Other flour pizzas are made up front in the general area so there is flour in the air. The GF pizza is safe, but the overall air quality was my main concern.
Joe Perrella, the owner of the chain, was kind enough to respond to an e-mail of mine. The GF pizza crust is baked with a baking sheet underneath, however they will stop short of guaranteeing that it is celiac safe due to the proximity of flour in the air and area. I have had the pizza and did not experience symptoms, and it was very tasty. There is a GF penne that is prepared in a separate area and is a safe bet for celiacs according to Joe. Their white sauce and all salads (minus croutons and bread on the side) is all safely GF. The red sauce is kept with meatballs, which contain gluten. They are willing to call this gluten-friendly but not celiac friendly. Overall it's very tasty and definitely recommend.
— Very
They offer two gluten-free crust options, 1 is a 10’’ cauliflower crust and than a 12’’ gluten-free crust which I think is the Udi’s crust. I LOVE the 12’’ it is super yummy, but we had to ask them to cook it lightly because, the first time they brought it out to us it was too burnt to eat. They said that they make it more burnt because they’ve got complaints that the middle is too doughy if they don’t. So if you’re like me and don’t like crispy pizza just make sure to order it cooked lightly. Very good pizza!
— Very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Excellent
They have gluten free crust and cauliflower crust. According to the waitress they put the pizza together in a different area and put it on parchment paper to cook it Mine was delicious even without cheese since I cannot do dairy.
I will definitely go back.
— Somewhat
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much
— Excellent
Food was awful and horrible service. The pizza was very salty.
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Not Much/None
— Poor
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Not Much
— Good