Bradley Crouch

Google review

For context, I live in Norwalk, OH, which is about fourteen miles that-a-way from Sandusky. Norwalk is a pizza town through and through, to the point that almost all of the chain corporate food or ethnic food in town is pushed out to the edges of town, with one extremely notable Chinese restaurant smack dab on the corner of Main Street and the state route that the Sandusky Mall is on. Within the context of gluten-free pizza, this place narrowly beats anything in Norwalk, and at a slightly lower price point because their gluten-free crust size is just big enough to share with one person. Well done! Their tomato-based sauce is okay, but the chicken alfredo just does something to that cauliflower crust. Get the alfredo sauce. Hell, just ask for that sauce on whatever pizza you ordered. Trust me.

Angie Deo

Google review

Had a decent gluten-free selection, which is labeled on the menu. Cost was about $15 a person. Extensive coffee and tea barissta style available.

Abygale Brickner

Google review

Absolutely no knowledge of gluten free, intuition told me to leave and I stayed and was immediately glutened after trying.

Lily Chase

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As a celiac, this place is a dream. We got the Baja Breakfast Burritos and a vanilla iced latte and a mocha iced latte. Everything is delicious! The burrito ingredients were fresh. The mocha they used was the best we’ve ever tasted. Vanilla iced latte was not too strong, very good!! Would recommend to everyone!!

Aaron “Black Carbon Rising” Kaka

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Amanda was fantastic in helping us with our daughter’s Celiac-safe food selections. She was also training Tory at the same time as admirably handling our large softball group for dinner.