Flo's Pizzeria Ristorante & Sports Bar

I tried their pizza challenge. It was fun. The gluten-free pizza was good, too. - Pizza 28” Challenge - $35: Super thin, but soft and fairly good. The crust was dry, tough, chewy and was fairly plain. The pizza was easy, but the crust was very hard. I saved the crust for last (a tactic I learned from another competitor), but in this case, I think you need to eat the crust along the way so you don’t get tired of chewing it all at the end. Break it up. I failed by one slice and almost all the crust I saved for the end. It sounds like the challenge is undefeated currently. Someone has to beat it. It is well within the possibility compared to other challenges out there. Though it is 28” and that sounds huge (it is huge), it is actually thin enough that it is still very much possible for those who train for it. I’d have to guess it is 4 pounds. I weighed it at 3.5 pounds, but we couldn’t get it to balance well enough to take our hands off of it to get an accurate measurement. 28” is huge!!! - Pizza 9” - $: Fits on a plate. My daughter ate it and reported it was good. The crust was plain. - Cauliflower Pizza 12” - $: Except for the amount of cheese, it would have been my daughter’s new favorite gluten-free pizza. - Service: Super helpful and cheerful. She was new, but it didn’t show at all. She was very proficient and amazing! - Atmosphere: Clean. A bit on the darker side, but not bad. There is a higher ceiling and voices probably carry very easily. We didn’t experience that too much since we stopped by during a slow time. - Conclusion: I’d certainly recommend this place for many reasons including the cheerful staff. Visited on a Monday at 2pm.

Good service and happy hour. However, the food menu should be expanded. There are no gluten free items on the appetizer menu and minimal gluten free items on the rest of the menu. I would give it 5 stars if it had items other than gluten free pizza on the menu.