Maegan Kuehner

Google review

I love all the options here (Gluten Free (which has DF ingredients), Cauliflower, AND Keto crust options…and they have goat cheese as a possible topping )…keto crust got a little dark at the edges but was very yummy…staff was friendly, speedy service, and it was great that they are open after 10pm

Brian Gaines

Google review

I have celiac and I recently tried Sara's for the first time based on the reviews on here and a well-known GF food app. They have a gluten free menu, including waffles, and my food was served on different-colored plates. Unfortunately, I had an obvious gluten reaction. I hate to leave negative reviews & I know I took a chance because of their disclaimer that they can't guarantee the food is completely gluten free, but I hoped and thought I would be safe based on the other reviews. Maybe it was somewhat of a fluke given that others have obviously been able to eat here with success, just be warned that it's not quite a slam dunk. For what it's worth, I ordered the breakfast wrap with bacon, hash browns, and a waffle. It was good but not worth the suffering. But I would recommend it if you don't have issues with gluten.

Gwendolyn Hatfield

Google review

Biaggi's continues to excel in food, service and atmosphere. Great gluten free choices.

Ashley Gibson

Google review

Seriously yummy pizza! And I think the best gluten-free pizza in town!

Shael Stinger

Google review

Pint and slice is amazing! The pizza is fantastic. They even take great care with allergy restrictions. My wife is celiac and has not had a problem. They are really good with no cross contamination. They have a great vegan cheese option too.

Jo Anne Adkison

Google review

Good gluten free pizza.

Patricia “Momma Opal”

Google review

We visit from our of town, once or twice a year. We usually meet up with friends. The wait staff is very nice and they let us linger. Good gluten free options

Benjamin Savage

Google review

Gluten-free and vegetarian options!

Lake Fett

Google review

I have celiac disease, so avoiding gluten isn't a fad or lifestyle choice I've made. Even worse, my immune system responds to gluten two or three times as severely as most people with my condition, so I am VERY diligent about what I eat. I have not eaten out since shortly after being diagnosed, after a few failed attempts to eat out and just order 'safe' menu items. I was invited to Corelife by a friend and naturally declined per usual, and then learned it promoted a gluten free menu. I did some research online and then additionally verified this claim with staff and afterwards, nervously decided to make an order and take the risk of 3-5 days of trouble breathing, weakness, inability to eat, vomitting, and fever with sweats, and general feeling of unwellness i.e dying. Lol. The food tasted great, the atmosphere was comfortable for an introvert, and it was truly a human experience I've been robbed of since diagnosis of celiac. Days later, my sister wanted to get lunch and I suggested corelife and again, the same great experience. I am moving back to the area shortly from Virginia and am excited to know of one place I can trust to eat out at. The days of going out with friends and restraining myself to a soda or glass of water are over! Thank you core life!

Rocky Sites

Google review

First time going and loved this place! The food was amazing and beautifully presented! Another great thing, is most menu items can accommodate gluten free and vegan! With 3 different foods allergies, we are a difficult bunch but they made us some great food that suited everyone!