Hammond Pearce

Google review

We go here all the time, they do gluten free bases and the pizzas are just awesome.

Ferdinand Rabbit

Google review

Ordered lunch into our office for 35 people at a workshop - arrived on time, was amazing taste and quality. Not a single complaint! Recommend the pizzas and the gluten free options were loved also! Thanks Ooshman Waterloo!

Zenan Peng

Google review

Really big portion for the value and money. Great grub hub to visit after bouldering across the street. Fuel up with the carbs and protein. Service is immaculate as they are so helpful with returning lost items. I would come again to support them. 👍 they can accomodate for both vegetarian and gluten free. Extra points!!!

Moe Mac

Google review

Amazing gluten free pizza. Never disappoints. Favourite is the roast vegetable pizza

Alicia De

Google review

I was really looking forward to trying this pizzeria, especially since they offer a gluten-free option. However, my experience was quite disappointing, particularly when it comes to their gluten-free pizzas. For anyone considering the gluten-free option, be aware: they charge an extra $3.50 for it, but the gluten-free pizzas are tiny. I mean, really small. In fact, I did some quick math while I was there: 🍕 Pizza Size Comparison: • The standard pizza has a diameter of approximately 33cm. • The gluten-free pizza has a diameter of approximately 17cm. Let’s break down the math: Area of a circle = π * (radius)^2 For the standard pizza: • Radius = 33cm ÷ 2 = 16.5cm • Area = π * (16.5)^2 = π * 272.25 ≈ 855cm² For the gluten-free pizza: • Radius = 17cm ÷ 2 = 8.5cm • Area = π * (8.5)^2 = π * 72.25 ≈ 227cm² So, one standard pizza = 855cm² One gluten-free pizza = 227cm² If I ordered two gluten-free pizzas, I would get: • 2 x 227cm² = 454cm² That’s still only about half the size of a single standard pizza! Yet, I’m paying extra for a product that’s half the size… This just doesn’t feel fair. 😕 I really hope they reconsider the pricing and portioning for gluten-free customers in the future. It’s tough enough to find good gluten-free pizza without feeling shortchanged.