Eh. It was goodish...imagine about .5 thicker than a gf tortilla. Super pricy tbh (what feeds one is $25. Felt as safe as Dominos but 3x the cost 🤷🏽♀ It was VERY meh! We tried! That being said, they were willing to cook on foil (or so They said)
— Not very
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Some
— Below Average
The best GF pizza I have ever had!! I have eaten there twice now (once with very few other people and once with a full house), and I did not get sick either time 💜 They also have great cider options and amazing service!
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
The host was very clear that they don't have separate kitchen space for gluten free. They have a gf pizza crust for a $5.50 upcharge, which is fair. It arrived covered in a flour of some sort. When i asked, i was again told that they don't have separate cooking spaces, I said fair as a line cook in a past life I understood but I also knew that they could throw a pan or piece of foil under the gf pizza to limit the cross contamination. They obfuscated. The manager explained that the flour I'm seeing on the pizza is rice flour. If true, awesome! Would have been nice if the waiter knew (he's super patient and a gem btw). They comped the pizza and are making me a salad. They serve Tractor cider out of abq which is middling (my first attempt at homebrew cider was freakishly good and better than what i was served so i might be biased but two friends from northern nm also confirmed). Over all a good experience but wish to hell i could have finished the pizza because the slice i did eat was delicious but not worth being sick for delish.
— Somewhat
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much/None
— Excellent