Andy Steinkamp

Google review

I wanted to like this place, as my fiancé has Celiac Disease and they advertise proudly their gluten-free options of pizza. I asked to order over the phone and pay in store and the person I spoke with misunderstood what I was saying multiple times; thinking I was asking for a plant-based pizza when I was asking for a gluten-free one. I expressed to him the imperativeness of it being gluten-free and not plant-based (I made it clear she has celiac, and is not vegetarian). Eventually, after I got my order across and I asked him to repeat the order to ensure it was correct, he just said "yeah it's all good" and then hung up the phone. Didn't repeat the order, didn't tell me how much it would cost, didn't tell me how long it would take to be ready. I had to call back to ask for all this information, upon which he just responded "yeah you're good, it'll be ready in 25-30 minutes". Really??? Isn't it just basic customer service common sense that you give that information? Am i just the outlier here? I arrive 30 minutes later just to have to wait 10 minutes longer for some mid ass pizza!! My fiancé's gluten-free pizza was burnt to hell and my regular pepperoni pizza was just alright. In our [personal] opinion the tomato sauce was overly sweet, but again that's a [personal] opinion. I'm more upset over the awful customer service. Regardless, $21 for a 12 inch gluten free pizza ANYWHERE is ridiculous, but at least we can go to the Pie and get a GOOD gluten free pizza for that price. If you're celiac or gluten intolerant, I would not recommend eating here based on our first impression. If you aren't, I would still heed caution. I'm willing to give it a second chance, but with great hesitation.

Dan F

Google review

I've been here several times, but this is my first review for Tosh's. The first few times, I was just so happy to get real ramen, so I wasn't being judgy. Now good ramen is easier to find, and SLC has some great options. Tosh's is still a solid choice, but the obsessive attention to detail is gone, and we are left with good simple ramen. The noodles are excellent, and there are non-traditional options for those of you that don't actually like ramen or think that gluten is the devil. I had the miso ramen this time, which was nice, but light on miso flavor...more like 80% tonkotsu, 20% miso. I got extra chashu, and I'd say don't bother...better to get an extra eggcellent egg. I got nori, and it must not be a popular pick, cuz it was stale. The menma was yummy! I'm not sure if I will go back...it might be worth the drive to Draper for a better bowl.

Sukriti Singh

Google review

Saw a review before going that said the food is not flavorful. I want that person to try what I had. I am indian and I know my spices. I had one of the best slow cooked , juicy, flavorful meals with doro wat. It was perfection and chefs kiss. Like a home made comfort food that I’d eat with my hands I had it with rice since I am gluten free instead of injera My vegetarian friends had the platter and it was good for 2. Their coffee was good too.

Mare

Google review

Not gluten-free friendly. They have “gluten-free” noodles but if you have celiacs disease you’re best to stay clear. 10/10 would recommend Jinyas ramen for the flavor and how it’s filling. Ambience is great.

Ivan Syevens

Google review

Fantastic service, Excellent food and gluten free options.