Nickolas Whidden

Google review

This is a mixed review. The Gluten free pizza was very good. The crust doesn't taste gluten free at all. Definitely 5 stars. As for the bad. The regular pizzas are sub par. A bland sauce (both white & red), cheese, and nearly flavorless crust. The kids cheese was more flavorful than the white pizza. The Greek salad was bland as well. Perhaps they didn't take the time to shake the dressing because it sure tasted to me like no dressing at all. Everything is expensive in this area outside of Inn and Out. The pizzas here are essentially $25+ personal thin crust pizzas which is cheapest pizza to make, The exception is the gluten free which is thick Detroit style. If you have a gluten free eater then I do recommend. If you have super sensitive taste and prefer low flavor then also recommend. The fancy name belies a generic taste.

Cori Beaudet

Google review

Avoid the gluten free pizza. It’s awful at best. Don’t waste your money or time. Takes 40 minutes and you have no choice but to buy a “whole” pizza and it’s no bigger than one slice Horrible.

Cole Nisson

Google review

Super fresh and healthy food, perfect if you’re trying to eat clean without sacrificing taste. The bowls and wraps are my favorites, and they’ve got good gluten-free and vegan options. A little pricey for the portion sizes, but the quality makes up for it. Cool aesthetic inside too.

Catie M

Google review

I love this place, they have a plethora of crêpes to choose from and the fact that they have gluten-free is incredible! Definitely excited to come back and try more crêpes. The salad that came with it was pretty great! And the service was top-notch, the lady that took my order was so nice I’ll come back just to see her again!

Brittany Krnjeu

Google review

they are very gluten aware, separate fryers. and they give you apple cider vinegar because i can’t have malt