Told them I had an "allergy" (easiest way to explain celiac disease, which is not an allergy), and the manager had to make the woman prepping the pizza change her gloves. She was pretty annoyed by the inconvenience. She put the dough on a screen predusted with flour, and I gave up.
Their gluten-free crust is not for people who need a gluten-free crust.
— Not at all
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much/None
GF crust put directly on cooking surface used for regular crust. Hence Not gluten free.
Not celiac friendly. Shared utensils and cooking surface as regular pizzas. My daughter was SO disappointed when we tried to go for her school fundraiser day...
No
Nope. Stay away. They cook the GF pizza on the same stone surface as the regular ones. No way to avoid gluten
absolutely terrible. they no longer put pizza on parchment, use gf implements to handle the pizza, told me it was fine because the oven was hot enough (whatever that is supposed to mean) and said they have no plans to update their page to alert customers needing gf. avoid.
No
They aren't certified since things are in shared spaces, but I'm intolerant not allergic. I haven't had any reactions when eating here. But you do have to be careful. When you say allergy they will change their gloves. They will pull things from bottom refrigerators instead of from the line if you ask for it. I love making my own pizza and the crust is actually really good. Couldn't tell the difference from old pizza crusts I've had. Had a panic attack that it wasn't gluten free but it is. I've been here about ten times and been successful but sometimes they do make a mistake. Talk to the manager when it happens and he will take care of it.
Not celiac friendly - food cooked directly on same surface in oven.
A celiac nightmare. Tried once and got very sick. There are no precautions in place to prevent cross contamination. I recommend avoiding at all costs.
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
After traveling for 12 hours, I needed a quick yet safe place close to my hotel to eat. I avoided pizza since they only have 1 oven and I had concerns about cross contamination. They have a few different salad options and all the dressings were gluten free. I was easily able to add on extra protein. Vegan cheese options also available. I know as celiac that it's tiring to always need to eat the salad option, but it worked for me today.
— Not very
— Some
— Good
This location will not take the proper precautions for a celiac. They refused to cook my pizza on a piece of foil, which other locations accommodate without question. Absolutely do not recommend for someone with celiac or a high sensitivity.
— Not at all
— No gluten-free information on the menu
This location will not take the proper precautions for a celiac. They refused to cook my pizza on a piece of foil, which other locations accommodate without question. While the staff were friendly, they claim their district manager does not allow them to cook their pizza on foil. Absolutely do not recommend for someone with celiac or a high sensitivity.
— Not at all
— No gluten-free information on the menu
They have decent crust and unlimited toppings but make sure to ask for special utensils and tray, there is cross contamination so I had to be stern to ask for clean utensils, the other reno location was more precautious!
— Somewhat
— Good