Chuck E. Cheese
$ • Pizza Restaurant
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We love going to Chuck E. Cheese and being able to get a gluten free pizza. This location does a great job preventing cross contamination and the staff are actually really knowledgeable about celiac. We use to only go to play games but the more we got to know the staff after talking with them they were able to tell us how they pull only new ingredients from the back and how they fix it in a separate area of kitchen. So far we’ve had 3 pizzas with no reactions.
Our family use to LOVE going to Chuck E Cheese however on our last visit we learned they stopped doing the prewrapped GF pizzas and now have a 'gluten friendly' pizza. It's a GF crust toping with ingredients from their regular pizza toppings line and cut with the same pizza cutter as the rest of their pizzas. What use to be a wonderful place that my children could eat pizza with the rest of the kids is no longer available. Really sad.
They have a gluten free individual pan pizza that is the same price as a regular individual pan pizza. The pizza is made at a dedicated gluten free facility and is not unsealed until it is brought to the table. They cook the pizza in the packaging. They also provide a personal unsealed pizza cutter. The pizza was one of the best I have found anywhere. They do have a prepared gluten free cupcake. It was not bad. However, it is not made in a dedicated gluten free facility. Great place to take the family and enjoy a meal!
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Gluten free personal pizza and gluten free dip n dots.
The pizza is pretty good! Sort of like the original. The cheese makes it good, nicely toasted. Nice to be able to enjoy pizza with the kids. They said make it separately with no cross contact. Will update if I get sick.
I went here for a friend’s daughter’s birthday party recently. I didn’t think I’d be eating anything while I was here, but glancing online I saw that they do offer a gluten free pizza at all of their locations. It isn’t anything exciting- a personal cheese pizza- but definitely a game changer for your kiddos or accompanying adults.
The cashier (I wish I had asked her name!) Caucasian, mid twenties (?), was extremely sympathetic to my needs and went to the kitchen to verify/get my questions answered about preparation. A woman by the name of Kendra came back out with her to speak with me directly and ask me exactly what she could do to keep my food safe. She was warm and took my concerns very seriously- I didn’t feel that I had any need to worry with my order in her hands.
My pizza came out hot! Burn your mouth hot (which I did, my fault). It was honestly better than a good handful of gluten free pizzas I’ve bought at the store. Thin crust and crispy.
Overall, the two team members that helped me with my order at this location made me feel heard and understood. I don’t frequent Chuck E. Cheese, but it’s nice to know that they take care of customers with special dietary issues.
I’ve heard that they also have gluten free cupcakes at certain locations? I didn’t ask, but call ahead to confirm.
Ordered a gluten free pizza off of Door Dash. So far no reactions, and the taste is good for a cheap pizza.
They have a limited gluten free menu of basically mainly a personal gluten free pizza.
