Boston Pizza

Plusieurs options dans le menu. Le personnel m’a semblé prendre la maladie cœliaque au sérieux. Pas de symptômes après mon repas.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I have ate their gluten free pizza a couple times. Some of the staff seems to be knowledgeable

Celiac friendly?

No

The menu has lots of items labelled ‘gluten friendly’ however there is no dedicated fryer and wait staff was not very knowledgeable of celiac disease. I ordered a gluten free pasta and told them I had celiac disease, they brought my plate of pasta out with 2 big fat slices of garlic cheese toast on top! I told the waitress I couldn’t eat it and she asked if I wanted them to take the garlic bread off ... luckily someone else at my table had ordered the same thing as me but with regular pasta ... he took my botched order to ensure they wouldn’t just remove the garlic toast and return the plate to the table. They missed my husbands order completely and brought out the other two couples food, when everyone else was done eating our food showed up. I ate hesitantly but didn’t get sick! We didn’t even get an apology, let alone a discount.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I went for lunch this afternoon after trying a gf pizza at the Penticton location and enjoying it. They don't have a specific gluten free menu, however their regular menu has a blue G next to "gluten aware" items. For instance, wings, because they are baked instead of fried (there is no dedicated fryer). The options are a little limited but they make the effort which is nice. The server was very attentive to all of my questions (because im recently diagnosed in the last 6 months so im terrified of getting glutoned). After googling the buns they use I felt good in ordering a burger. The server informs me that the patties go into the same oven that pizzas go into so I asked if there was any way of just cooking it in a frying pan. She went to check and the manager came out to assist instead. She explained their cooking practices with celiac orders. They wash their hands and surfaces and take every precaution, however that they could never say with absolute certainty that after their best efforts that there wouldnt be contamination. I decided that after having had a gf pizza at another location before that would have been in the same oven as non gluten free, that it would probably be ok. So i took the risk. Both the server and the manager were absolutely lovely and didnt make me feel like a burden at all (which i always feel like being new to it all. I would just rather be safe than sorry). I also got a ceasar salad because i couldnt have fries. I was very impressed with the meal when it came out. The burger was of course a little smaller than usual due to the small gf bun.. which we're all used to the tiny breads we have to buy.. but overall it all tasted great and i'm feeling pretty good after. So i would definitely recommend boston pizza, especially this location because of just how friendly and respectfully they approached everything. The only reason i didnt give 5 stars is because i wish there were more options on the menu that dont require the use of the oven. Unless they had a gluten free oven, and of course, a dedicated fryer would be nice!

I was nervous because I am not from Kindersely. We came out to take a grandparent out for lunch. The girl that seated us didn’t know if they had a gluten free menu but the waiter seemed to know about gluten free.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Great pizza! Their GF pizzas are only 8" and not cheap, but they taste awesome, and I had no issues whatsoever.

The staff was very knowledgeable and told us that they didn’t have separate fryers. The server explained that the pasta came in individual bag.

Felt comfortable eating here. They have cauliflower pizza crust. The GF menu says the wings are ok, but didn’t feel Comfortable eating them as the sauces said May Contain Gluten. Server did a good job to ensure pizza would be safe

Celiac friendly?

No

Not celiac friendly, been glutened twice, at two different locations.

Celiac friendly?

No

I had the burger in a gluten free bun with a side salad and got sick. Eat here cautiously.

Un menu sans gluten varié. La pizza avec croûte au chou fleur est moelleuse. Les pâtes au saumon avec sauce marinara sont délicieuses. Les enfants peuvent manger sans gluten également.

I got excellent service and they checked the order to make sure everything was ok.

Several GF options on menu and large portions. Unfortunately the young waitress was in ‘automatic mode’, so when I said “I’m going to need this gluten free as I’m coeliac” she replied “that’s awesome”. “Err no it’s not!” I said. PS you have to pay EXTRA for the gf pasta and yet DO NOT get (obviously) the garlic bread. So, you pay more, but get less which seems a little unfair. I asked for a side salad instead, and was told that wasn’t possible as “garlic bread is cheaper than a salad”. Hmm ok. I note that in the UK I have never had to pay more for gf pasta or pizza base but in Canada this seems the norm. You don’t pay different amounts for a small or large item of clothing as the extra cost is absorbed, shared between all purchases, so charging for gf pasta seems unfair opportunism IMHO!

Absolutely GF and Celiac friendly. Pizza crust, pasta, bread and buns as well as vegan cheese that is marvelous! You must try them!

Un menu sans gluten varié. Mon garçon peut même avoir de la pizza sans gluten dans le menu pour enfant. Si le temps le permet, ils me font des frites au four.

Charge way to much for gluten free options, mediocre at best food.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I eat the pasta every time and I feel perfect! ( just say you are celiac and explain )

Safest location is in Stonebridge on the south end of the city. Never got sick there. Have got sick from other locations. Blairmore on West side is the worst one. Note!!! The ranch dressing has a may contains, the manager in the Stonebridge location showed me, she was the first to ever look thoroughly to ensure my safety.

Gluten free crust tastes great. Knowledgeable about cross contamination and use separate area of kitchen to prepare pizza.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

The pasta and pizza can be ordered GF.

Boston pizza’s gf pizza is disgusting.

Celiac friendly?

No

Would give 0 stars if I could. They have gluten free pizza but we had to send our order back twice because they added salami (gluten) on the pizza and didn’t remake it.

Celiac friendly?

No

My husband called ahead and spoke to a greeter who did not know what gluten free meant. He asked to be transferred to a manager who shared they had gluten free options but cannot control what happens in the factory. Otherwise, she said their food was "celiac safe" because they can control how they handle the food in the kitchen. We eat food with labels that have 0 gluten ingredients but is not label "gluten free" so we were OK with that explanation because it is usually safe to eat.We arrived at the restaurant and ordered food. The manager came out to warn my husband that his sauces have the "may contain wheat" warning. This is different than what was said on the phone call: this is a risk for cross contamination and IS NOT celiac friendly. What is the point of their "GlutenWise" pizza menu if we are supposed to eat plain GF bread? When we shared that we spoke to a manager, he said that was impossible because he was the manager. Thus: 1) someone impersonated a manager and 2) lied about their food. We did not stay.

Careful of the beer they say may be safe . Allergic reaction.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I asked about an item that was not marked as gluten wise but looked like it should be. They confirmed that the issue is that the veggies come pre chopped so they have an unknown history regarding cross contamination. Staff was knowledgeable about cross contamination risk.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

eaten many times here , always get the burger seems the safest and I never gotten sick except the time i got a ceaser salad..know I just get plain lettuce all been great :)

This restaurant has struggled, the times that myself or family members have been the service/ orders have been extremely slow or not correct. Gluten free food is good, same as any other BP’s.

Best gluten free pizza! Good list of other GF options!

I’ve eaten there three times now with no issue. Baked chicken wings as for extra crispy. The pizza is fantastic!

Yummy, yummy gluten free pizza. Best gf crust we’ve tasted!

Celiac friendly?

No

Contamination croisé, erreurs, employés mal informés....

Not the best BP (front st., Toronto)I have been to but always a safe gf choice.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Plain but reliably GF options from the Glutenwise menu. The MVB (most valuable burger) with a garden salad is my go-to choice. Never had a contamination.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Plain but reliably GF options from the Glutenwise menu. The MVB (most valuable burger) with a garden salad is my go-to choice. Never had a contamination.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

gluten free pizza available, but could do more to support more options.

Burger is good. Pastas are ok.. never been sick. :)

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I eat here often. They have a good selection of GF options, including buns for burgers. I had a much larger selection until I had to eliminate dairy though, but can still eat stuff and feel safe about it.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Plenty of great gf options. The staff was very helpful and understood cross contamination. I highly recommend the gf wings, my partner who is not celiac liked them better than the regular wings. The gf options are labeled in the regular menu as Gluten Wise. The gf pizza crust is soft and thick. Just as good as regular crust in my opinion.

Their regular menu has items marked gluten free. The gluten free pasta and pizza were soft, but every time I’ve had their pizza I’ve gotten sick.

Delicious gluten free pizza! The staff is very friendly.

Beaucoup de choix et c'est très bon!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

This is our “go to” place for dinner. Staff is terrific and very friendly. I once got a pizza and told my sever the crust was underdone. Not only did they bring me a perfectly cooked pizza but they comped my meal. Love it here.

Their gluten free pizza bread is very good. It’s not thin like usual gluten free pizza and it feels soft, thick and fresh. I have never gotten sick here and would recommend.

They always take celiac seriously and reassure me that my meal will be prepared separately in a dedicated gf area. My children love Boston Pizza so we’ve been several times and I have never had any issues!

Freezer burnt bun in my hamburger. A little is appointing for a chain.

Celiac friendly?

No

This restaurant is not safe For celiacs. Our young daughter was served a plate of gluten pasta. (After our extensive questioning about allergy protocol before ordering). She ate most of it, then 15 -20 min later the server appeared at our table with a second plate of (gf) pasta and said “there’s been a mistake”. The manager only said “the kitchen is busy”

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Service excellent, personnel attentif aux personnes celiacs.

Pizza was EXCELLENT— wings were very good— pasta seemed undercooked. The manager was super educated on celiac/gluten (our waitress? Not so much— she brought out our youngest’s pasta with meatballs— when I mentioned that I believed that the meatballs contained gluten, she assured me that they were safe— and they weren’t! Also, the waitress also asked me three times whether it was safe for my kids to have bacon in their pasta when I ordered it— it was just odd)— thankfully, the manager overheard the meatball issue and swooped in, apologized and replaced the pasta immediately, since the meatballs DO contain gluten. We’d return but only for pizza!

Celiac friendly?

No

Not celiac friendly. My son and me have celiac and both of us suffered after we ate.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I had the burger and the chipotle chicken club with salad on the side several times and never had issues.

Celiac friendly?

No

They do not consider cross contamination. Staff do not care much. Enough contamination to cause myself tummy pain within an hour after dinner. I talked to the cook before my order to know the procedure in the kitchen. Told me not to worry and I still got symptoms. Not celiac friendly.