— Yes, the establishment is dedicated gluten-free
— Excellent
I really enjoy Paradiso's "regular" pizza so I had high hopes for the gluten-free pizza I ordered for my celiac son. It was, to put it mildly, nasty. Inedible. Cardboard. There are far better options in DC.
— Somewhat
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Some
— Poor
Our server was very knowledgeable and made sure to tell me their procedures. However the pizza crust wasn’t my favorite.
— Very
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Average
Amazing gluten free crust. They understand the cross contamination concern and change their gloves and bake the pizza on foil.
Yes
I sat right in front of the pizza oven however I failed to notice any different procedures happening for my gluten free pizza. I could have not been paying attention. Regardless of the cross contamination that is probably happening here, the pizza just wasn’t that good! I got Sicialano or something like that which was supposed to have roasted peppers and eggplant. But they put it on raw and expect it to roast in the pizza oven.... so I basically had raw veggies on my pizza. It was also lacking a lot in sauce and cheese. The dough tasted fine, probably buckwheat if I had to guess.
Best gluten free pizza ever and ive tried quite a few!
I used to go here quite a bit, until I saw how careless they were with cross contamination. The pizza here is good if you are not concerned with cross contamination. But I cannot recommend it to anyone with celiac.
No
Yes
Stopped in over the weekend. My son has celiac. It was crowded so they offered us a seat at the pizza bar. Basically a counter where you could watch them make pizza's. I will honestly say I can't believe my son didn't get sick. While he did order a GF pizza, flour was every where in that area, no change of gloves, no special pan. Its brick oven so all pizza's are thrown into the same oven, same pizza cutter used on all pizzas. I will say his pizza did look like regular pizza not that flat typically gf crust and he enjoyed it but I had my fingers crossed that he wouldn't end up with stomach issues. I would say to avoid the GF pizza if you get sickened easily.
No
They make their own in house GF pizza dough. Tasted like it was made from chick pea flour. Absolutely amazing!! It was fluffy on the sides, crispy on the bottom. Couldn't believe it was GF but this celiac mama swears it is!
Yes
service was good the food was good but they left out the fact there was corn in the crust.
Yes
They had GF beer, which is great. However, it was not the New Planet advertised on their website. Pizza is cooked in an oven directly on the rack, not a pan. I was greatly disappointed when I could not eat it. However, the salad was decent.
This place has gluten free crust, but does not cook it separately. Celiacs beware of cross contamination
Awesome gluten free pizza root beer!!
Everything was really good. Including the beer.
Amazing gluten free pizza and beer!
I love the GF pizza at Pizzeria Paradiso. My favorite is to add prosciutto and fresh arugula. They do cook it in their high heat oven, so there is a risk of cross contamination.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Excellent
They had gluten-free crust for all the pizzas, but overall the flavor was underwhelming. I did have the bean and tuna primi, which was flavorful.
They don't take proper precautions for dealing with cross contamination
No
Yes
Cross contamination!! They take absolutely no precaution.
No