10" pizza on it's own pan. I think maybe UDIs crust. Lots of cheese. Pretty good. No reaction.
I ordered take out from this restaurant tonight and when I ordered I mentioned that I had a gluten allergy and asked them to please avoid any cross contamination. When the delivery came 45 minutes later they handed me my delivery and in the bag alongside the salad was a loaf of bread 🤦🏼♀
Manager thinks sharing fryers, equipment, and cooking utensils for both non-gluten free items and otherwise gluten free items is okay and still “gluten free.” Staff (including manager) is not knowledgeable about Celiac Disease, wheat allergies, or non-celiac gluten sensitivity.
Always kind and accommodating with eat-in or delivery. The pizza crust tastes like nothing but I always make it Hawaiian or even white pizza which makes it taste better. I've never gotten sick in a year of visits at least once a month, usually 2-3x a month.
Stage pizza was good but 10 mins. After eating it I had a reaction. I think there had to be some cross contamination.
3 of us in my family are diagnosed celiac. We frequently order from Seasons Pizza on busy nights. They used to have an extremely thin rice based crust. My two sons could eat about half to an entire gf pizza each! But now the crust is made of a cauliflower base. It is thicker, fluffier, stretchier and looks frighteningly like a glutenous crust. The first time they delivered the new pizzas with the cauliflower crust, we had to call them to make certain we were safe. They reassured us. Honestly, we were still scared. It even was more flavorful. But, none of us had a bad reaction! My sons now only eat 2 slices to a half of each pizza. So we get at least 2 meals out of each pizza.
We also love their salads. But we're sad that they removed their rice bowls from the menu. I don't have their new menu yet to provide photos of it. (Sorry!)
Gf pizza was really good. App allows you to pick how you want pizza cooked, well down was great with the GF crust.