I’m surprised reviews marking this place as safe for celiac‘s. To be fair, Mountain Mike’s has a disclaimer on all of their gluten-free products that states the following: “Please be aware that our gluten-free crust is prepared in a non-gluten free environment. During normal kitchen operations involving shared cooking and preparation areas there is a possibility that our gluten-free crust will come in contact with wheat flour and/or other non-gluten free items. We cannot guarantee that any menu item is completely gluten-free. Customers with gluten sensitivities should therefore exercise judgement in consuming such items.“ I know it’s a common misconception that only celiacs can be highly sensitive but that isn’t true. people who are gluten intolerant and allergic to gluten also have a wide range of intolerances. If I were to ever eat at a place where gluten-free pizza came into contact with wheat flour I would be sick for many many days.
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The gluten-free pizza here is pretty good. Most of the same toppings on regular pizzas are also on the GF. My wife has celiac and had no negative reaction.
This is a chain with dozens of locations in California. The Mangrove parlor in Chico offers only one size of gluten free and it is fairly small. But it is quite tasty, particularly when ordered with pesto or garlic sauce. The best in town in my estimation. Pizza usually ready in 20 minutes.
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Some
— Excellent
I had a gluten free cheese pizza twice while on vacation. It was great both times and they took good precautions for us.
— Somewhat
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much/None
— Excellent
They described their process as using new utensils and getting fresh ingredients from unopened bags to reduce cross contamination. My guts still unstable by travel but I enjoyed it! They helped make it dairy free for me as well.
Update: went back and they said they couldn’t make anything safe for me.
— Not at all
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good
We visited here because we heard they have a gluten free crust. My child is gluten sensitive. They have a gluten-free 10-inch crust as well as a cauliflower crust option. They seemed knowledgeable enough and asked if we were gluten sensitive or had Celiac. They said they could make sure there was no cross contamination.
My kid had no issues after eating here.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good
Contaminated gluten free pizza! Front service was knowledgeable, typical "one small" gluten free pizza for $25. Kitchen staff changed gloves to box but then used common tools (pizza shovel and cutter). Got dosed with gluten, got sick from the cross contamination. They also make all their own dough except for the gluten free crust. Claimed to cook on a separate sheet. Pizza was only average, not worth trying again. Couldn't view most of kitchen prep etc. but there were so many employees for a dead wednesday afternoon (3:30pm). There was a definite language barrier (to the point phones were being used for translation) which only concerns me in that without any bi-lingual staff training on something like gluten free might be near impossible. They were real friendly but sorry to say this will always have a red flag and be a hard pass for me.
— Not at all
— Some
— Below Average