MOD Pizza

I would not recommend eating here if gluten free. We ordered two “build your own” pizzas: the first was a pepperoni and mushroom that was delicious. The crust was thin and a little crispy towards the edges, which is the way I like it. The regular pizza sauce has a little bit of a bite to it, so not my favorite but I didn’t hate it. The second pizza was a cauliflower crust pepperoni for my gluten-free (celiac) daughter. She said it tasted good but almost immediately began to feel sick. Within about an hour she started to vomit and spent the next five-six hours throwing up. To be fair, the place has the usual disclaimer about not guaranteeing no cross contamination so eating out is a risk in itself, but our daughter hasn’t been that sick since she self-sabotaged herself with McDonalds.

To have a pizza place with dietary restriction options is always great. My only beef is the $3 extra charge for a gluten free crust that is almost like eating a cracker and very gritty. Please get a different GF crust Mod or lower the price because I had to force myself to eat it. Posted pictures so others can see and I will try the cauliflower next time. The regular crusts were fluffy and were only ‘hard’ due to how they fire bake their pizzas. Otherwise the service was amazing. The staff was nice and the store was well lit and clean.

Do not go if you have food allergies. Food is good but we have had many issues over the years in regards to food allergies. I often see other veggies accidently drop into other containers and once when I ordered on the app, I got chicken all over my pizza which is something I did not order and am allergic to so my entire pizza had to go in the trash. Would absolutely never recommend for anyone with Celiac. If you can handle the cross contamination of food/have no food allergies, the pizzas taste good.