Pieology

They have 2 choices for gluten free crusts. One is called “gluten free” and the other is “cauliflower” which I have confirmed is also gluten free.

I was highly skeptical of their method of keeping the food gluten free safe for a celiac as they did not keep the pizza on its own pan when being thrown into the oven. They swept out a corner and then let that area cook for a while before putting the pizza in. I guess that is enough to turn the remaining residue into carbon because I surprisingly didn't get sick. However, the pizza wasn't that good. The gf pizza option at BJ's is much better- so I don't think I'd risk eating there again.

Best gluten free and dairy free pizza I have ever had

Celiac friendly?

No

there is no way to avoid cross contamination in this place. all ingredients have touched other pizzas in preparation. changing gloves for prep gives little protection. BEWARE!

Celiac friendly?

No

One of the employees went out of their way to wash their hands, put on new gloves, and even open new sauce and cheese to add to my gluten free crust. Then another employee took it off the peel (metal spatula) with the same peel she used to handle regular crusts and was going to put it on the same surface the other pizzas are cooked on. When I told her that wouldn't work, she said that's what they always do... which defeats the entire purpose of being careful about toppings. I just left because it was obviously not safe.

Celiac friendly?

No

I stopped coming here because I was glutened very bad last time. No separate baking space and not safe for celiacs.

They have GF crust. Asked if it was due to allergy or preference. Once shared it was allergy staffed changed gloves. Instead of using red sauce out of the normal area, they pulled out a squeeze bottle to avoid cross contamination.

They have 2 gf crust options and will use closed sauce bottles and use liners /clean utensils and wipe out the oven if you tell them you have a gluten allergy. Plus it's delicious and not very expensive.

On a time crunch while traveling. Ordered through app. Arrived and Let them know I ordered online. They checked the warmer and handed me the pizza. At the hotel, opened the pizza, wrong pizza. Not GF. Returned to the restaurant,The pizza I ordered, gone. Zero.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Everyone working there was very nice and accommodated all of my cross contamination requests. They got new sauce and mozzarella from the back and cooked the pizza on parchment paper. And it tasted good! Make sure to ask them to take the proper precautions.

Celiac friendly?

No

This place is chock-full of cross-contamination. I am non-celiac gluten intolerant and I can get very sick from just a little bit. The staff were knowledgeable and to be fair they told me that the pizza goes straight into the oven after they clean it as much as possible. They changed gloves for me. They told me They’d put the pizza in the pan. only detected a little bit of the discomfort I get with gluten, but it was there. I wouldn’t take a chance again here just because who knows if I could get more the next time. The food itself is friggin delicious and it’s a shame they can’t just have pans that the pie goes onto when it’s in the pizza oven. I think that would go a long way. California Pizza Kitchen is certified gluten free and nearby.

Gluten free and cauliflower crust!! They do have notices up that it's not celiac friendly because the pizzas are cooked on the same surface. 30 minutes later,no tummy ache!

Gluten free crust for any pizza option

Celiac friendly?

No

They may have gluten free dough but they cook it in the same oven as the gluten full pizzas. Definitely cross contaminated.

Love the cauliflower crust, which is also gf. Not sure I’d trust at Celiac level.

Pizza was just ok. Did not change gloves when preparing.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

This place was SO good. I have celiac and am very sensitive and the young man looked at me when I told him celiac and knew. He then changed his gloves. Told me my pizza would be cooked in the oven on paper to avoid CC. Got out a brand new sauce and cheese and pepperoni. Super happy and SUPER delicious. Love when a place is knowledgeable and confident!

The food was great. They had two options for GF crusts. They did have some protocols for preventing cross contamination (changed gloves and put my pizza on a paper to protect it from touching surfaces) but I wouldn't assume they were 100% effective.

Celiac friendly?

No

Not gluten friendly. They do have a gf crust but they said none of the meat toppings were gluten free. Shared oven. Flour everywhere. The staff was very helpful in making sure I knew what my options were because they did not want me to be sick. Did not eat here after finding out all the information.

Celiac friendly?

No

There is a gluten free crust available but the staff seemed unsure of how to prevent cross contamination. I am now anticipating a gluten-ache once it hits.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

The staff was knowledgeable help me select the crust I wanted the cauliflower and asked if I had any other allergies. My pizza was very good can’t wait to go back.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Very considerate of a gluten allergen. Very pleased with my visit

Celiac friendly?

Yes

They were very accommodating. Changed pans, opened fresh toppings to make gf pizza. They have both gf crust and cauliflower crust. Tasted great!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Great place they make gluten free pizzas

They have gluten-free crust and cauliflower crust. They won't put the pizza on a separate pan unless you ask them, and their sauces may touch gluten. When I ordered I told them about my situation, and one woman was pretty dismissive, said she just changed her gloves when I asked if she could change them, and said there are no pans left. She stuck the pizza right until the oven on top of layers of flour and crumbs. I told them I couldn't eat it, and a different woman was nice enough to make me another one and put it on a pan.

The food was excellent. The pizza is heaven. They have separate sauce, oils, etc to a spud cross contamination. I got the GF dessert pizza and it was amazing.

Everyone on the line is aware an allergy order is coming. Everyone who handled my pizza put on new gloves. Cauliflower crust was stored separately from other crusts. This location has a small oven they use just for gluten allergies. Oh, and they have Daiya cheese. Overall, a very good experience.

Celiac friendly?

No

Used to be really good. But their separate gluten free oven no longer works and you have to ask for a glove change and separate tray. The restaurant has gotten progressively more disgusting, especially the area where they prepare the pizzas. I used to frequent pieology when they first opened, but the last time I ate there I got sick, so no more.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Very knowledgeable! They changed gloves and used new utensils! Will definitely be a go-to

Beware if you have celiac - I’ve been visiting this location since opening and over the past yr have been up all night sick. My guess is from pizza oven cross contamination while cooking . Even if the oven is swept not everyone is careful unless you watch everyone passing your item while and after cooking . Pretty bummed as I love Pieology

Celiac friendly?

No

Definitely not celiac friendly, wish I'd read the reviews before I ate there - made me really sick.

Celiac friendly?

No

The staff seemed knowledgeable and took precautions to avoid cross contamination, but I still got sick.

Celiac friendly?

No

Cmon fellow reviewers there is no way this is celiac safe. The staff does not understand cross contamination at all. We lucked out and one of the guys working has a girlfriend with celiac and he was able to make us a pizza we left safe eating but there other two staff members had no clue and were mildly unpleasant. I would not come back and If you have celiac I would not eat here.

This restaurant is ***Permanently closed!**** (3/21/19)

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I picked up a GF cauliflower crust pizza-first time Piology patron... I ate three pieces and LITERALLY called them just to say: thank you! I haven’t had pizza THAT stinkin good in YEARS! I ordered online, told them I had celiac, and am feeling no ill effects some time after. I’m genuinely impressed and will continue to order time and time again. Yummmmm... JUST MAKE SURE YOU ASK FOR THEM TO COOK YOUR PIZZA ON PARCHMENT PAPER IN THE OVEN

Cauliflower crust tasted great. But I won't be going back. Not safe for celiac. They didn't ask if it was allergy or preference. They didn't change their gloves. They dip the brushes back into the sauces. If you get marinara sauce it would be more safe. But since they use the same gloves and touch the non-gf pizza and touch the ingredients I won't be going back. I got sick

Celiac friendly pizza place. Very careful with cross contamination. My family has eaten here twice. My mom is more sensitive with cross contamination than I am and she also loved the pizza and was just fine afterwards.

I ordered the gluten free crust and they asked if it was an allergy or preference. I told them allergy and they changed their gloves, used a separate pan with fresh paper and every person along the line asked if I wanted them to change gloves before handling my food. They even asked my husband who had a normal crust but asked for the dairy-free cheese. I was impressed how aware of allergies they seemed to be. Pizza tasted great!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I have celiac and we ate hear this evening. We had the cauliflower crust and it was excellent! The staff was very careful with making our pizza. Great place to go!!!!!

The crust is GF, but baked on same surface as all the regular pizzas. Cross contamination alert!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Excellent gluten free pizza!

This was a great find. If you want healthy pizza, they have GF and Cauliflower Crust options and you get to pick toppings as they build it. They also have dairy free cheese, and great vegan options.We’ve taken several different groups of friends and everyone has loved it!

Celiac friendly?

No

The corn flour used to dust the boards they prepare the pizza on is mixed with regular flour. You need to ask for a clean board, change of gloves and no dusting of the board. And they do not have a separate area to cook the pizzas so they are cooked on the same grate/area that the gluten pizzas are cooked. So if you are extremely sensitive, avoid this place.

Celiac friendly?

No

They put our gluten-free crust pizzas in the same oven as everyone else’s pizzas. They weren’t on a tray or anything. And I had to ask for a glove change. Also they put the numbers that were sitting on the counter that the flour crusts touch (and that they touch with the same gloves that they use to touch the flour crusts) on our pizza and couldn’t understand why that would be a problem. I’m extra vigilant when it comes to my celiac daughter’s food. She’s in so much pain if she’s glutened.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Gluten free pizza is delicious as are the salads and you can customize to your taste

Celiac friendly?

No

Not safe for celiacs. They reach their contaminated hands into toppings and touch the gluten pizzas. All toppings are cross contaminated. They cook the gf pizza in the same oven without anything under it so it cooks in the same spot a regular pizza was cooked. They don’t recommend this place for celiacs and i can see why. Unsafe.

Celiac friendly?

No

DO NOT EAT HERE if you have a wheat allergy or if you are celiac. I told them I have a wheat allergy and need minimized cross contamination. Guess what happened? They had a separate marinara sauce, then put toppings on and put my pizza IN THE OVEN DIRECTLY TOUCHING THE FLOUR AND OTHER WHEAT PIZZAS. I inquired to the manager, and he said that is their “process”. Eat at Pizza Rev or Mod Pizza, separate trays for us who can’t have CC!

Great pizza! Let them know to change gloves and get the sauce out of the bottle not to ladle on the sauce bc it touches the other pizza crusts. Helpful staff!

We both got glutened at Pieology. Cross contamination 😏

Sooo good! Love the new cauliflower crust too 😍

Celiac friendly?

No

They may have gluten free crusts and a guise of "allergy" safety (they even ask), but their practices are not up to a high enough standard to be safe for either allergies or celiac. While making my kids pizza, cross contamination occurred through gloves (not changed between a wheat pizza and our gf pizza) and their oven is not safe. When I asked about their procedure for baking, I was informed that they "sweep it out" so it's safe... before putting our gf pizza directly in the oven (no base), allowing for more cross contamination. I spoke to the shift manager about what I saw and she didn't think it was a problem. It felt like a case of ignorance, not malace, but I definitely don't feel safe eating here.