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Pizza Pizza


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Pizza Pizza ( like Pizza Hut) now offer a gluten-free pizza crust...i have eatten it and have not gotten sick from it...worth checking out....


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Open Original Shared Link is chain headquartered in Toronto, Ontario and wide-spread throughout Ontario. Everybody in Toronto knows their famous, rhyming telephone number: nine-six-seven, eleven, eleven.
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I posted this elsewhere but, I feel it's important to share:

on the note of Pizza pizza offering gluten free crust, I just tried to order a pizza from there and they make it incredibly difficult. They have a special for large pizzas - 5 toppings, 14$. I wanted this on gluten free crust. Because they don't have large gluten-free pizza, they refused to let me have the deal. Even when I said to just put it on a medium pizza and charge me the gluten free surcharge, they refused saying that the deal was for large pizzas only. When I pointed out that they only have gluten free MEDIUM pizza, their response was actualy "yes mame, gluten free is medium, this special is only for large pizzas". I don't understand why they would offer gluten free on only one size and then not be flexible at all about it.they were also incredibly rude about it. When I asked for the number for head office the manager actually said that he wasn't at liberty to give it to me. Which, working in a head office myself, makes absolutely no sense. And then I found it posted on their website under media centre so...

It was very disheartening and frustrating.

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