Pizza was soggy and gross. My co worker loved their white pizza non gluten-free. I wish places who cant serve quality GF pizza not serve it at all.
This place gets points for having both dairy free and gluten free pizza. But having tried many other superior gfdf pizzas since then, this place doesn't really live up to its competitors. Crust was soft, almost soggy and the soy cheeze they use lacks flavor. It could do in a pinch, though, and the service was friendly.
I loved this place so much when I hadn't gone gluten-free yet, so I was really excited to see they had a gluten free pizza.
Unfortunately I was very disappointed with the pizza. It was very expensive, and not on a level with their superb glutened-pizza.
If you are looking for good gluten free pizza, I would suggest hopping in your car and driving 20 minutes out to Essex. Pizza John's nailed their's and it is worth the extra drive.
If they aren't busy the pizza comes out nice and crispy but if they are busy it's not anywhere near as good. It's a bit too pricey for pizza.
Pizza was very crispy and tasty. A little pricy but food was yummy and staff was very nice. They also said they were getting in gluten free desserts. If you like thin crust it's worth a try.
Great GF pizza! Go across the street to Max's bar first and get a Green's GF beer. BOP is BYOB!! :-)