— Not at all
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Not Much
— Average
Have ordered from other pieologies and been fine, and their website even talks about special procedures taken to prevent cross contamination, but went into this one and there was SO much wheat flour everywhere, every surface. They asked if my gf was an allergy or a preferance, (I'm celiac) and they changed gloves. They got a gf pizza dough frozen out of a little freezer below the station; there was flour all over the top of the freezer, and even though he put on new gloves, he touched the floury freezer door with his "gf" gloves. So silly. Also, all the toppings were in one buffet style station, so i just opted for no toppings as they were all floury and cross contaminated. They didnt have a separate oven either and just put it in the main oven. Not happy at all as a celiac eating out with friends.
— Not very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Average
Options were available, and I ordered online so I am not sure what precautions were taken when preparing the meal. I did have a low level reaction though. If you have an allergy with mild reactions, this place seems fine. Anything more and it’s a no-go
— Not at all
— Not Much/None
— Average
Got a gluten free pizza here. My server had no idea what to do to prevent cross contamination. Fortunately, the other server lead him through the steps, barely. Rather anxiety producing. I have had similar experiences at other sites. The company has everything laid out to make it safe, but training of the staff is hit or miss.
The pizza was great.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good
Didn’t irritate me, or cause flare ups. I ordered a pizza from there and was fine. I don’t know if they have a separate grill, but I mentioned on the phone that this was because of an “allergy” and not a diet(misconception).
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Good
This place is not safe for people with celiac.
They don’t change gloves and handle regular dough and flour and then will immediately handle the gluten free dough.
They use the same utensils and toppings for everything. Same ladle for marinara sauce, spread onto gluten free pizza as the others.
Gluten free pizza is out in a little metal dish so it doesn’t touch the bottom of the oven directly, but, it goes in the same oven as gluten pizzas and flour from the bottom of the oven can EASILY travel through the holes directly into the gluten free pizza.
If you want to call those “allergy” protocols then that’s relatively concerning. If you have celiac or cannot tolerate cross contamination, do not eat here, I can’t speak for anyone else.
— Not at all
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Not Much/None
— Poor