Top 6 Gluten-Free Pizzerias to Delight in Fuquay-Varina

Ellen Pitts

This is the absolute best gluten free pizza in the triangle!! I’m also allergic to corn so I called and spoke with someone before we ordered. He was extremely nice and didn’t make me feel like I was annoying. Service was great and the whole family loved the pizzas!!

Lisa Medlin

THANK YOU FOR GLUTEN FREE!!!!

Donna Powers

Online ordering is exceptionally easy. Love that Domino's has gluten free pizzas, I really appreciate that, tho they are a bit pricey. Unfortunately the GF crust cooks faster than a normal pizza so they're always overdone. Wish they would reduce the cooking time by a minute or two. If it wasn't for the slightly burned crust I'd give you 5 stars !

Caitlyn Holmes

First time having Johnny’s pizza and it was great!! My husband has celiac disease so we were happy to see they had gluten free options- pretty sure there was some cross contamination but he didn’t get super ill. If they were willing to cook the pizzas on parchment or a gf only pan, I think that would have minimized the risk. I didn’t ask what their protocols were. Overall, we were really happy with the pizza and will order again.

Chris B

The first time I ever had Anna's was 4 days ago. I ordered a gluten free pizza on cauliflower crust for takeaway and absolutely enjoyed it when I got home! 5 Stars. My flight to India this evening was canceled due to weather and since I'm now here for one more night, I ordered the same gluten free pizza on cauliflower crust, this time, for delivery. Between the two pizzas, disappointingly, the experiences were a difference of night and day. I'm not sure if it was even the same GF crust. The takeout order came in a thick, standard cardboard pizza box with a tinfoil tray under the pizza. It took 20 mins with traffic to get home with it and it was still quite warm and the GF crust felt like it should. Thick enough to fold the crust and eat one handed. Tonight's delivery came in a cheap thin pizza box without the tinfoil tray. The whole box and pizza was cold and soggy. Folding the crust to eat it was pointless, it continually folded where it shouldn't and I spent half the time picking up to eat what fell off onto the plate. Noting that the delivery time of 45 mins was reasonable and accurate. If I was leaving a review for the other evening, I would have given it 5 stars. With one suggestion to make sure they cut the slices thoroughly. The 4 slice serving wasn't cut in the middle and didn't even come close to the crust. I had to recut the pizza when I got home. The sauce, crust, and toppings still would have earned 5 stars. If tonight was my first experience, I'd be leaving a 3 star review at best and not order from there again. If I had more time in town, I'd try one more time and decide if I really like Anna's. Jury is out till I return in a few months to years.