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Gluten Free Pizza At Chicago Uno

buxschot

By buxschot
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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buxschot Newbie
buxschot
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I just wanted to give a thumbs up to Chicago Uno Bar & Grill for offering a gluten-free pizza that is pretty good. I live in southcentral Pa so they are in this area. I tried one so far and it was very good by gluten-free pizza standards. And finally an option to order a pizza to go. The price was was not extremely high either

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Lexi
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I also had the Gluten Free Pizza at Chicago Uno, yesterday, as a matter of fact. I went to the one in Lake Mary, Florida. I usually don't do dairy, but asked for light cheese, and just dealt with it. My husband, who does not have Celiac Disease, also liked it. The manager came out and gave me a 15 minute speech on how carefully the gluten free food was prepared. She seemed very knowledgeable. They also have a complete gluten free menu and gluten free beer. It was a great experience, but unfortunately, they are 2 hours away. I give it a BIG THUMBS UP!

Silly Yak Pete Rookie
Silly Yak Pete
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I had the pizza once and I loved it.

GFLisa Newbie
GFLisa
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It is pretty good, my kids love it! When I take them to the babysitter I always call up and order a couple of pizzas for pick up. It's so great being able to do that.

cyberprof Enthusiast
cyberprof
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I ate twice at the Uno's in Raleigh, North Carolina. Excellent pizza and I didn't get sick. It's about five minutes from the Raleigh/Durham airport.

QueenTechnoGeek Newbie
QueenTechnoGeek
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I've had it 3-4 times now. It's good, but could be better. The only options they offer here (northern VA) is pepperoni or just plain cheese. There are so many options they could offer if they would but just take the trouble. I mean, come on, how hard is it to cut an onion or green pepper on a cleanly washed cutting board? They go on about how they are so careful with the area where they prepare the gluten free foods. Then they say they cannot guarantee that anything other than the pepperoni or cheese is gluten free? Come on...

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