Domino's

This location gets GF! After being mistakenly poisoned by the location that delivers to my house (Oltorf location) I wanted to post a positive review for Lamar as they always get it right. Even when they have run out of GF crusts during deeply discounted promotions, they have made it up by crediting us for future orders. Thank you for taking GF seriously!

Not celiac friendly as there could be cross contamination but surprisingly some of the best GF pizza I've tried yet. Unfortunately the GF crust only comes in 10 inch and is really pricey compared to their regular pizza but it is crave worthy. The crust is crispy and chewy like a good pizza should be. They lose one star for the price. $10+ for a small.

They offer gluten free, but they take the gluten free pizza without washing hands and put it on the same place where just seconds ago was an normal pizza. Without washing hands they take all toppings... We payed for it but I didn't eat it

It’s fine but not safe for celiac. Not at all.

Ordered a GF pizza with pineapple and black olives. Absolutely delicious and no reaction!! Just wish it was available in more sizes (Note: I’m intolerant not celiac)

Have gotten gf pizza from here a few times, ordered it gf crust and no cheese . They give me exactly what I order and it tastes good . The staff are always helpful and nice Four starts cause it is way more expensive than it should be , I can order the same exact pizza for my husband and daughter from Pizza Hut for half the price and the pizza is bigger than dominos sizes

200% NOT CELIAC SAFE they do not have separate prep or ovens

Dominos is NEVER safe for celiacs. Way too much cross contamination!

No celiac reaction and the pizza was actually pretty good.

No dedicated area. Gf pizza cooked in same pan as regular pizza.

Best GF delivery pizza location ! I have order GF pizza from other locations, & this is the only location where I haven't experienced cross-contamination issues❤

good but they overcook the crust. dont use the alfredo sauce

Dominos will never be safe and the company even says so

I have a wheat allergy and the gf crust made me so sick.

Out of all of the places I have tried in OC, I sadly will admit dominos has the best crust.

On the page that showcases their gluten free crust there is a warning starting that the gluten free crust is made in the same kitchen as the rest of their crusts and is therefore not recommended for people with celiac disease. It is good that they placed this at the very top of the page in a red-lined box to make it much more noticeable.

Gluten free pizza crust option. There isn’t a dedicated gluten free area so cross contamination is possible, but if you aren’t seriously allergic it is probably fine.

Gf pizza cooked on same surface as regular so not safe for celiacs

No dedicated prep area, but they do provide a gluten free crust option.

This isnt a place to eat if you have Celiac. The gf pizza tastes ok/good, but it is impossible to prevent cross-contamination in this facility. Even if they try, there is flour everywhere. Dont risk it. If you are NOT Celiac, go for it!

The do have a gluten free crust, but the website warns that gluten free pizzas will be prepared in the same kitchen and oven with no precautions. Half a star for honesty, I guess....

When they have the crust, it is good. About half of the time I call / order online, they are out of the gf crust.

Their Gluten Free pizza is pretty good.

The gluten free crust is very hard . I could not eat it . I broke a teeth on it .

They have a small (10”) gluten free pizza available. Pretty much just a small thin crust pizza. Very yummy!

I️ get sick every time. Good flavor but not safe for celiac even if they make “precautions”

No, no, no. Very high risk of cross-contamination. Not safe for Celiacs.

They don't change gloves, change toppings, or use separate cooking area. Cross contamination galore. The app won't allow anything less than 1 star which is 1 too many

Their gluten free pizza is pretty good, but the last time I ordered online I got a call saying they had no gluten free dough in the place.

I will occasionally get a GF pizza from here but it’s a toss-up each time. Sometimes I’ll do okay, other times I’ll be sick for days afterwards. I think there’s just a huge risk of cross contamination. The GF pizza itself is actually really delicious in my opinion. But for Celiac, I wouldn’t recommend trying it as there’s too much CC risk.

This is a favorite Go-to carry out/delivery place since they moved to town. Ive never been cross contaminated and I've tried many gf pizza topping combinations with either BBQ sauce or red sauce, the chicken apple pecan salad (I don't use the cranberry pecan packet), and their baked plain or BBQ wings. This is the only place in LaPorte I know of that includes their gf pizzas with 50% off or BoGo pizza promo discounts when offered by dominos. Glad I gave this place a try. My favorite are the bbq wings!! Look up allergen info online. I found that helpful before placing my first few orders.

I am celiac and got really sick after eating their gf pizza. This may be ok for some with gluten sensitivity but I won’t be risking it again.

They have a disclaimer about cross contamination but we havent had any issues. Even the most sensitive in my family has had issues. However, be careful, i ordered a gf pizza that had chicken on it and they rannout of grulled chicken and started putting breaded chicked on it. The person making it was new and they corrected it by starting a new pizza. Also, they have a list of what toppings would be gluten free. The alfredo sauce is NOT gf so I always get the garlic sauce which is.

Loved their gf pizza :) they changed gloves and cooked my pizza on tin foil instead of a pan they would usually use. But of course you always have to be careful for CC.

I tried the gluten free pizza for the first time last night. The pizza was very tasty. I asked the staff to make sure to keep the crust as far away from the other pizza crusts as possible and they said they would. I’m not sure about cross contamination since most pizza joints throw flour in the air all day but I feel fine so far. I would trust it for gluten sensitive people but still caution Celiac patients to use their best judgement.

Best GF pizza that I have found. We especially like the white garlic.

Staff are always friendly! Gluten free pizza is always great!

Love the GF crust and options for toppings. Have ordered many times.

Not safe for contagion allergies. Non contagion Celiac can get the gf crust though. And it's soft...not just like a frozen cracker they pulled out.

I tried their gluten-free pepperoni pizza last night. It wasn’t very good- crust was nearly burnt. I also had a garden salad with their garlic ranch dressing (didn’t check the ingredients on the dressing). Anyway, having a reaction today.

My daughter is GF and loved the pizza!! They were very knowledgeable and helped out with ordering while I was on the phone with them. They also answered any questions I had before confirming my order.

It sucks when they tell you on their website that if your a celiac you should not eat their food and if your gluten intolerant. You eat at your own risk. Why would I chance that.

They have gluten free pizza with custom pizza with topping (not sure about sauce cross contamination or add ones

Cross contamination is high, not knowledgeable about celiac

Specifically told me GF pizza not recommended for celiac sufferers.

The pizza is always burnt. Save your $15, you will be disappointed.

I got this pizza the other day and got very sick after eating it, if you are celiac avoid this place at all costs!

stay away. not safe for celiacs. so much cross contamination. if your children have celiac you are making them sick by feeding them this

Domino's pizza made with a Gluten Free Crust is prepared in a common kitchen with the risk of gluten exposure. Therefore, Domino's DOES NOT recommend this pizza for customers with celiac disease. Customers with gluten sensitivities should exercise judgment in consuming this pizza.

GLUTEN INTOLERANT: I have ordered gluten free pizza from this location many times and I have had a great experience (meaning, I haven’t been sick) every time. Cross contamination varies for me (sometimes I get sick, sometimes I don’t), and I haven’t felt sick from this location yet. CELIAC: The pizzas come with a warning about possible cross contamination so I wouldn’t suggest it.

NOT Celiac friendly!!!!!!!!!

It literally says on the box that if you have Celiacs you shouldn’t eat their food. Their gluten free pizza is only for gluten sensitive.