We called ahead about the GF pizza to make sure it was available. We were told it was forewarned that the pizzas were cooked in same oven as regular. Person said it could be placed on tin foil but said “gluten gets burned off above 400 degrees.” Our celiac daughter really wanted pizza so we went despite this ridiculous comment. Ordered the GF pizza and then about 20 mins later the chef came out to tell us they were out of GF pizza dough (explaining they ran out yesterday). Offered to make a quasi pizza on GF bread, which ended up being pretty bad. The rest of us had burgers which were fair. And although they were very nice, it would have been way better to just tell us they couldn’t do GF pizza off the bat. We could have gone somewhere else.
— Not at all
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much/None
— Poor