Gluten free crust AND dairy free cheese available! This has been an excellent option for our family with multiple food intolerances so everyone can get what they want in one place.
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— Excellent
They will make nearly any pizza gluten free. The only exceptions are any with items that are not in themselves gluten free. Meaning you can't get the pizzas that have gravies etc because the gravy is not gluten free. Most of it is common sense stuff like that. There's also the risk of some cross-contamination although they do make an effort to lower that risk. I have to say my least favorite thing though is seeing everybody's faces when they get the gluten free order. They follow the rules but nobody's happy about it.
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— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
they use Udi's crusts, but they're bigger than the ones available at the store. this commercial size crust is perfect (and a bit filling) for two people. I love their pizzas so much, even though I always use Udi's to make them at home, and usually prefer mine to restaurants. I always get extra pepperoni, and call ahead so that it's ready when I arrive.
Yes
Gluten free pizza crust option, but it is only available in size medium. Crusts are prepared and packaged in a gluten free facility. They had no problem changing gloves for me before they built the pizza. Tasted great and fresh and I like the piece of mind I get from cooking it in my own oven. I knocked off a star cause it costs a tad more than very commercial brands and I wish gf crust came in bigger size.
Yes
I always eat here no issues , you can bake the pizza at home it is SO good
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— Most/All
— Excellent
I got the gluten free crust and it was quite tasty. My family enjoyed their gluten-y pizzas as well. The gluten free crust was prepared in the same area but in its own tray and the worker prepared it first with a new set of gloves. I am sure there’s a risk for CC, but I’ve had no belly issues.
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— Some
— Excellent
I ordered a gf cheese pizza for myself and a regular cheese for the rest of my family. I called ahead to ask about cross contact and if the shredded cheese was gf. They confirmed the process and cheese was safe/gf. It’s nice because you bake at home and the pizzas come on their own trays that can go directly into the oven.
The pizzas were delivered wrapped together and my heart sank but they were individually wrapped as well.
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— Not Much/None
— Good
I was so excited tosee they have a gluten free crust. The crust is wrapped separately. I thought they understood protocol at first as both people making pizza changed gloves and washed hands before touching anything. That went downhill when one of them used the same spatula to spread the sauce that has been used on other pizza. When we explained that was cross contamination and he needed to start again with a clean one he seemed annoyed but did go to the back for a new one. So just be very vocal about the precautions they need to take. But, the pizza was good, other than the not crispy middle as it's with all gf pizza. I was not sick and have plenty of leftovers.
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— Some
— Good
I’ve been missing Papa Murphy’s pizza since my diagnosis and finally decided to give them a try after hearing positive things. Every time that I’ve called or gone in, the employees are knowledgeable about what Celiac is and how to properly prepare a GF pizza to prevent CC (new gloves, separate prep space, open new ingredient packages) The GF crust is good and I’m happy to have another safe option for pizza night. The GF crust only comes in medium size and is more expensive than regular of course
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— Excellent