Top 8 Gluten-Free Pizzerias to Delight in Turlock

Israel Trujillo

Great food, and gluten free options for my daughter!

Loni Silveira

Excellent gluten free pizza and excellent service

Frank Jones

Debra Jaeger

The best gluten-free pizza, and very friendly service! I will definitely be back

Cory Thurlow

Vito's is awesome 👌. Haven't been there in a while, but we were impressed!! My wife, especially. She is gluten-intolerant, and their gluten-free pasta is pretty good. Their staff is really nice and helpful. Must have heard at least 6 or 7 "thanks for coming in", or "have a good evening" on the way out. Our waitress even made reservations for us on Valentine's day to come back.

debra roberts

Updating Feb 2024. Double any ingredient might mean 30% more, occasionally 50% more. But don't expect double. Nonetheless my original review which follows stands with the above caveat ... if you have a bad impression of Domino's Pizza, I highly recommend that you Try It AGAIN, I'm not sure when in time this happened, BUT this chain has completely revamped & reinvented itself. And it is NOW bomb dot com. Priced very reasonably for the taste/quality. Their Gluten Free option is far & away the best I've tried (and I have tried at least 7 different pizza places' GF crusts.) BUT THIS CHAIN HAS TURNED IT AROUND FROM BARELY EDIBLE TO MY FAVORITE IN TURLOCK. One thing I really appreciate is their gluten-free pizza is not a little tiny "personal size." It's a full-on small. Plus, they don't charge nearly as much for the GF option as most pizza places. The only one I can personally speak to is the premium chicken with whatever vegetables you enjoy with the garlic parmesan sauce. (Don't make the mistake of liking the sauce so much that you ask for extra or you will be overwhelmed by the sauce. That definitely falls into the category of too much of a good thing.) The men in my family don't need gluten free and neither of them like Domino's as much as I do. Their app is easy to navigate -- exceptionally user friendly AND they ALWAYS have worthwhile coupons as well as a very good rewards program. I will usually use the 20% off for my gluten-free and then do a separate order for the men in the household and use whatever the best coupon is for their pizzas. Both orders are ready within 3 to 4 minutes of each other. The pizza is always hot and over 15 separate orders only once has something gone wrong. It was minor and not worth calling about. But if you did decide to call they would make it up to you. I had a problem with the app a few weeks ago. I had ordered pizza on a Sunday night to pick up Monday at noon. I did not receive the usual text notification so that 12:30 I showed up to get my pizza and mentioned that I had not gotten a notice. It was ready. Without even thinking about it, the friendly employee offered to make me three new pizzas. This can't be a "fun" job but her attitude was as sparkly as if she had just had a 3-karat ring placed on her finger by the love of her life. I declined the offer, I could have called (a feature that is not offered by all chains who want to do every single thing online) or I could have just showed up on time. She was very transparent and said that they had been having trouble with the app . I didn't take her up on the offer of three new pizzas, but certainly appreciated the customer service that is so lacking in the vast majority of establishments these days. If you're still with me reading this, I would put this in the category of "Never Say 'never.'" If someone told me up until a few months ago that I'd bother reviewing a pizza place (other than maybe North Bay Pizza in San Francisco) at ANY point in my life I would have laughed pretty darn hard. And IF that someone had added that it would be a positive review for Domino's Pizza, I would probably have to be seen in the emergency room for heart failure from too much laughing. I have had a few slices of Domino's over the years -- at parties when there was nothing else to eat, and I was starving -- or really really hungry, I don't really know what it feels like to be starving. But Domino's was The Worst. Just a tiny, slight step above Little Caesars. Let's face it. Pizza is not and never will be a healthy food choice. But if you're going to put that into your body, I highly recommend you give Domino's Pizza on Geer Road in Turlock a chance.

Josias Sanchez

gluten free crust is pretty good. No cheese hawaiian, add pepperoni. Pepperoni was spicy in a good way

Marylou Lunsford

Had lunch here and they had Gluten Free Pizza 🍕! It was tasty and delicious. The service was fast the staff was friendly. It’s a great place for kids they had plenty of room for big families.