Steven H

Google review

100% gluten free

Tutasi Asuega

Google review

From out of town, but I will be back for this place!! Breakfast tacos🔥 banana fosters pancakes🔥 deep fried banana bread sticks🔥🔥 and all gluten free!!

Jennifer Reed

Google review

I ordered the Bollywood Chicken, and it was amazing!!! I asked for mild since spicy food doesn't agree with me. It was perfect, and the flavor was wonderful! My sister is celiac, so we mentioned it to the waiter, and he had the kitchen make her curry in completely new pots with fresh utensils. They took her allergy very seriously in order to avoid cross contamination. 100% would recommend this restaurant!

Kevin Larsson

Google review

Loud AF inside, not necessarily their fault, tons of people packed in a small room. Ordered online, showed up at the estimated time provided, order wasn't complete until 30 minutes later. Asked them to bag gluten-free and non gluten-free items separately, they didn't. Ordered onion rings but didn't get any. (My bad for not checking before leaving) Burger looks like it was rare/undercooked.

Bianca Hale

Google review

My in-laws love this place. I am lactose intolerant. I find this is a hard place to find options for myself. I can get soup or pasta, and when questioning a mild gluten allergy, really all I can get is soup. The soup is decent. Service is great, typically it's college students and they're very friendly. As for the atmosphere, sometimes it can get overwhelming. As someone who has struggled with multiple types of anxiety, it can be panic-inducing. People are packed in pretty close, and there's typically a lot of people there. It's difficult to move chairs, so if you're trying to get out of your chair that can be a real trick. And there's a lot of corners that you don't know who's coming around, and it's not uncommon to run into somebody or have them run into you. It can also get quite loud in there, especially when someone is being sung a birthday song. That said, it's a very friendly and excited and happy atmosphere. For many people in the area, this is a traditional place to go for birthdays or for reminiscent memories of their college days. It used to be called heaps, and a lot of their promotions are no longer in existence that people remember. For example, the heaps promotion where you could try many different kinds of pizza was discontinued during COVID. I personally try to avoid Brick Oven. I don't find the food to be that high quality, the amount of cheese they put on the foods and other dairy products in their foods make me very physically uncomfortable when I eat them, and most foods there tend to be relatively greasy, or high carb, low protein, the opposite of what I'm shooting for, diet-wise. The foods are definitely cooked on-site. But it's not really for me. The nostalgia element is not there for me because I didn't enjoy college as much, and the prices don't make it a college student-friendly location.