Salvatore's Old Fashioned Pizzeria

Was looking for a gluten free breakfast pizza. They have gluten free dough as an option and also cauliflower crust as an option. Tried both. The gluten free dough one came in the pan it was baked it, uncut, with its own pizza cutter. They were both great! The dough one was buttery/greasier than the cauliflower one though.

How confident are you that this establishment takes safety precautions against cross-contact?

— Somewhat

Is there a gluten-free menu?

— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu

How much of the menu is available gluten-free?

— Not Much

How would you rate the taste and quality of the gluten-free food you tried?

— Excellent

One of the worst gf crusts I have ever had. I ordered onions and peppers on it. They were thrown in a pile in one section, and missing from the rest of the pie. This was the Victor, NY store. Avoid it.

Celiac friendly?

No

I have been doing business with Salvatore's for the past five years. I have ordered food as much as 10 times a month and sometimes even on a weekly basis. I am beyond upset concerning my most recent interaction with one of the employees at the Mt. Read location. I spoke to an employee and she was very rude and sarcastic on the phone. The employee stated that I needed to have my debit card on me in order to show the driver. The manager got on the phone and I explained to her I have an ID, however I left my purse at home and I have never in the five years or more that I've been a loyal customer been asked to provide my actual credit card. The manager became very rude with me and began to over talk me as I was talking to her. She was very argumentative and kept raising her voice. As a customer I felt very belittled and like I was a child based on the manner in which she was talking to me. I have never dealt with such unprofessional customer service in all of my life time. I will never spend another penny at this establishment and I will encourage my colleagues, friends, and family to do so as well. I hope that this message reaches them, but then again what does it even matter. Based off of their employees behavior it is evident that Salvatore's does not care about their customers and treat their customers like garbage.

It's not celiac friendly. Everything is contaminated.

Celiac friendly?

No

Regardless of the previous review, I decided to try it. It's the same crust as another local chain. Tin Foil pan, thin crust. and on the gummy side. I used to eat pizza 3 times a week and I'm down to once every other month after I found out I had Celiac. I've always like Salvatore's sauce and found there to have ample cheese on the pizza. Let's face it, you need something to cover up the actual dough on ANY gluten free pizza I've tried. One shop in geneseo uses garbanzo bean flour to make the pizza crust. I can't stand beans, so that's all I taste. The last time I had it they skimped on the toppings so badly, I vowed not to go back. The crust was more traditional looking. I've resorted to making a crust at home, It takes most of the day to raise.

Overall Salvatores satisfied the pizza craving for the month or 2.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

The worst Gf pizza I've had to date. Very thin crust that was somehow still soggy with very crispy edges. Skimpy toppings

Celiac friendly?

No