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Pizza Place In Kingston, Ontario, Canada


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Please, if anyone knows of this restaurant, post the phone number, address anything. I really want to try thier gluten-free pizzas!!!!

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Kenna Newbie

Pizza Pizza, *singing* 542-1111

Sue's 1724 Bath Road (613) 634-7693 bakery and she sells her products. A restaurant downtown serves her pizza as well.

wow, I just noticed that you posted this along time ago, you probably already know this. :) Now hopefully someone else does too!

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Jayde Apprentice

I'm in Kingston!! Your posts are a little old.. but I'm gona have to check this out :) Do yuo know what restaurant serves Sue's gluten-free pizza?? Thanks!!

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