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Help With gluten-free Pizza Delivery In Louisville Ky


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jsmjboertlein Rookie

We are taking our 5 yr old son with celiac disease to Louisville KY to the truck show next weekend. We'd like to have pizza delivered to our room. Does anyone know of a good place that delivers and offers gluten-free pizza? I saw one resturaunt called BJs or something like that but it got some bad reviews from other celiac disease sufferers who said the pizza made them sick. Any help would be super!


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yalebabyrn26 Newbie

If there's a pizzeria uno around, theirs is pretty good and usually cheaper than a local place

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