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Bellagio's Pizza Has gluten-free Pizza

JennyC

By JennyC
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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Hopefully starting today Bellagio's pizza will start offering gluten free pizza. They are the small sizes for about $13 if I remember correctly. ;) They are also mindful of cross contamination, but you may want to ask questions when you order just to be safe. I'm really excited to have semi-affordable gluten free pizza, and they deliver (but I think I'm just outside their delivery areas :rolleyes: ).

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Although spendy, we also tried Juliano's pizza in Vancouver WA and I was really impressed with the pizza, it was better than Garlic Jims crust. I also got an email about Flying Pie in Portland. We might stop at Bellagio's on Friday, I'm excited!

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I am bringing my family to Seattle next week. We will be staying either down city or in Renton. Is there one of these anywhere nearby? We will be heading to Mt. St. Helens and Ranier, and maybe down to Olympia, if there are locations near there.

Or, any other gluten-free eating recomendations in the area?

Thanks!

Walt

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celiac-mommy
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If you are on I-5 before turning off to Mt. St Helens, you are about an hour from Juliano's in Vancouver, a little longer from the places in Portland. I'm not sure about the Olympia area, but I know there are a lot of mainstream chain restaurants there. You should come to Portland-it's MUCH better than Olympia :D You could go to Mt. Hood instead!

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There is a gluten-free bakery in Kent (the next city South of Renton). It's called Haley's Corner.

This stupid website won't let me post the website addy. it is 3 w's the name as 1 word.

In Lakewood (Tacoma) there is a Garlic Jim's with gluten-free pizza crust.

I don't know of anything in Olympia other than Outback (they have a gluten-free menu).

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