Gluten Free at Billy Bricks Wood Fired Pizza

The food is very good but I have gotten sick from eating there so will not be back

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

— Not at all

Is there a gluten-free menu?

— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu

How much of the menu is available gluten-free?

— Some

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

— Good

Other Characteristics

• Good for kids
• Good for lunch
• Good for takeout

I can't speak to whether or not this place is celiac friendly, but it is, without a doubt, the best gluten free pizza I've ever had. Highly recommend!

I'm celiac and a bad one, but I never have a problem with their gf pizza, and it's the best GF pizza that you can find

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Im celiac and had no issues from the GF pizza here. Hands down the best GF pizza ever.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Although they do have a gluten free option, after ordering me one, in addition to 2 other pizzas for the rest of the family, my husband went to get drinks and heard the kitchen staff talking. They were clearly annoyed and said loudly “who comes to a pizza restaurant and asks for gluten free?” Also, they say they can’t guarantee cross contact will not occur due to the nature of their ovens. However the other wood fire pizza place nearby makes it work somehow. I would still get pizzas for my family here if they hadn’t been so rude. They will not get my business anymore.

Celiac friendly?

No

Excellent GF pizza crust and good variety on menu!!!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Beat gf pizza crust ever...and I’ve tried a lot. I’ve eaten here dozens of times and never had a problem. Delicious!

Bricks does not say they are celiac safe. Theirs is an environment that has flour in it by its nature. However, if yours is a gluten sensitivity in which you can tolerate small amounts of cross contamination, like mine, I highly recommend. In addition to their GF pizza, they can make any of their sandwiches GF by cooking their GF pizza dough in bread shape (similar to a pita). It is delicious and helps me be able to eat their delicious sandwiches, something I thought I’d never be able to do again.

Not Celiac friendly. Pizzas are placed on same surface as regular flour pizzas. They will not put them on a pan.

Celiac friendly?

No

Not Celiac friendly. Pizzas go directly on the same surface in the oven as regular crust. The rest of the family liked it though.

My daughter has celiac and has never gotten sick from gf pizza except from this place! Avoid it’s not safe!

Celiac friendly?

No

Even after stating our order was for a gluten allergy, and ordering a GF pizza ... my daughter unfortunately still got sick from eating pizza here.

I wish I could give it zero stars It was horrible

Celiac friendly?

Yes

I was told the gf pizza crust was dusted with not gf flour to keep it from sticking.

Celiac friendly?

No

Just can't help myself but eat the Gluten free from here multiple times a week! Bricks has a lot of salad options that are gluten free, gluten free dough that tastes almost exactly the same as their regular dough, and gf dessert options! Definitely give it a try.

Great Gluten free Pizza! Probably one of the best. They make their own GF pizza dough so its not that premade cardboard crust. They also have have other GF options, cookies, salads and appetizers. They don't offer GF for severe allergies, however if you let them know your allergic they will take extra precautions. They also have a great outdoor patio

While the kitchen isn't a completely gluten free environment, They have a desdelicious gluten free crust available for pizza, gluten free dessert options such as some cookies and ice cream that are gf.

Celiac friendly?

No

Any pizza on the menu can be made gf for an extra $3. Really good options, and the crust is fantastic. They also knew (and double-checked online) that Peroni beer is gf, because they add an enzyme at the end to remove any remaining gluten. I never knew that, either, and I've been gf after finding out I have gluten allergies more than 5 years ago. Really knowledgeable staff, and great pizza. For reference, their pizzas are about 14". I'm a 6'5" weight lifter, and we had been traveling all day (I was starving). I ate a whole pizza, but I was starting to hurt at the end, just had to finish, because it was so good. I would normally eat half of one of these, maybe with a small salad. Not a single gluten issue, later. Highly recommended, and I wish there was one of these in my home town!

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Gluten free pizza is very good, and comes out fast! Can't wait to try all of their pizza's.

the pizza was nothing less then awesome. well balanced GF pizza. no gluten outbreak and price was reasonable. great atmosphere .

Delicious gluten free crust and you can choose from a wide variety of toppings. The manager showed us the label from their crust, it is imported from Italy and the server used extra pre-cautions when making my family's pizzas.

Great place great pizza. They have Gluten Free pizza crust option. They're dough is hand made and stretched. You can't even tell the difference between the regular pizza crust and the GF crust.

Celiac friendly?

No

UPDATE in 2016 - They now use Caputo gluten free flour - ingredients are "GF wheat starch, dextrose, cornstarch, buckwheat, rice starch, vegetable fibers, thickener, guar". I can't do corn - bummed I can't eat here anymore.

ORIGINAL 2015 review - I eat mostly Paleo but wanted to find a good "cheat" pizza to eat out with my family. The GF crust is rice and tapioca (NO corn or potato - yeah!). It tasted great. One son and I had the GF pizza and my other son and husband had regular - everyone loved what they had.

Excellent pizza! We were 2 in our party with one GF and one gluten pizza. Both were outstanding. Best GF crust by far. Everyone that worked there were very pleasant and helpful.

Celiac friendly?

Yes

Very good GF crust, made on the premises. The pizza was delicious, the people very friendly.

We were told at the time of ordering today that their GF pizza is not made on a gluten free safe surface and they no longer cook their pizzas on a pan in the brick oven. So, their GF pizzas could very easily be contaminated. Sadly, we will no longer eat there.

Celiac friendly?

No

The crust is dry and tasteless.

great wood fired pizza [maybe thats why someone thought they were burnt?]. Salads are gf as well but you MUST specify no bread (this is not listed on the menu). some gelatos are also gf.

Pizzas range from $14 to $16 and are meant for 1 to 2 according to them (they are 12", I have never finished more than 1/2).

I've never had a reaction and we eat there at least once a month. Our bill usually comes to $33 - two pizzas, two salads, and two drinks.

Tasty GF woodfire pizza

Very overpriced. $20 for a pizza meant for 1 and two drinks. The outter part of the crust was burnt and the inside was undercooked. Wasn't worth the reaction afterwards as well.

Celiac friendly?

No

I asked all the right celiac questions and even though I got all the right answers I still had a reaction.

Celiac friendly?

No

Great gluten free pizza, best I've found. Texture is almost the same as their regular pizza crust.