Kathy Olsen

Google review

Good crust for gluten free. Love that you can have as many toppings as you like for same price.

Kristen Mann

Google review

I can’t believe how expensive pizza is in the Portland area. I’m always shocked when we get the bill. $75 for two pizzas, no drinks or anything else, is insane (one XL and one gluten free 12”). The gluten free was actually one of the better that I’ve had. They put so many toppings on, like honestly it’s too much sometimes. Decent pizza but for the price… you could go to a nice restaurant. The staff were friendly. Restaurant reminds me of pizza places I went to after a softball game in the 90s as a little kid, outdated but nostalgic.

Kristen Mann

Google review

Service was wonderful, the cashier was really helpful with gluten free knowledge. Yummy cider on tap was a nice find. My family loved the pizza. I had gluten free so it was okay but not great (as most gluten free pizza is). Lots of toppings, really friendly service. Will definitely return

Sereah Lowe

Google review

Great grocery stores thats always clean, staffed, and stocked. They have a really nice selection of gluten free and organic items as well as regular items. Part of the store is a clothing store and the larger half is the grocery side. The clothing is priced at similar prices as Kohls and JcPenny.

Jen Dadek

Google review

Finally! A great Pho restaurant that's not a half a city drive away! We had the bun ho hue, banh mi, and chicken wings. Everything was amazing. I really appreciated the note that the soups were gluten free. I'm so glad to know that there is a safe place for me to eat right in my neighborhood.