Set in a stylishly refurbished building with large open-air and covered dining areas shaded by trees, this cozy spot offers a warm, inviting atmosphere perfect for enjoying gluten-free pizza made with fresh ingredients. The friendly staff and outdoor seating with blankets enhance the welcoming experience.
Reservations are recommended as it gets very busy.
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Parking can be difficult to find nearby.
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Diners’ reviews
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Verdict: Below Average
Time: Monday evening for dinner
Food:
Tasted cheap. Several of the fries were not fully cooked. The pizza crust on my non-gluten free was burnt (not just singed, burnt), but the ladies at the table behind us had it worse. I would not have served them their pizzas as they were noticeably charred. My review does not take into account their food though, as it was not served to my table. It’s just a data point for others. The gluten free pizza IS NOT fully gluten free. The person I was eating with that ordered this got hives in their mouth. Luckily nothing serious, but it is obvious this place doesn’t take appropriate precautions and will not warn you beforehand.
Service:
Our server looked and acted like she hated her life, or working there at the very least. The hostess and bussman were great though. However, just to give you an overall idea of how flippant the overall service was, they didn’t even set up the table with napkins and utensils beforehand.
Atmosphere:
Really only major redeeming quality. This place is located in the Mill Valley Lumber Yard, which has a great rustic aesthetic. Great place to walk through, shop, and sit down for a bite to eat, so long as you can ignore the above factors.