4/5 Kelly K. 1 year ago on Google
I
chose
this
place
because
they
had
reviews
regarding
gluten
free
pizza
being
safe
for
those
with
allergies.
They
are
very
aware
of
gluten
allergies
and
take
precautions
from
seperate
ovens
to
bringing
in
sealed
crusts
from
Portland
gluten
free
bakery.
The
only
sign
visible
when
we
drove
by
the
first
time
was
Mississippi
Pub.
This
is
the
same
building.
They
have
multiple
outdoor
eating
spots
(you
see
a
row
of
wood
slats
from
the
road,
which
is
the
back
of
the
seating
slots)
with
ambiance,
propane
fires
on
the
table.
I'm
not
sure
how
warm
they
would
keep
you
though.
Today
was
drizzly
and
chilly,
so
we
ate
in
the
lounge.
The
pizza
was
out
in
less
than
ten
minutes.
They
do
have
beer
and
wine
choices
behind
a
chilled
glass
case
as
well
as
four
or
five
choices
on
tap...one
of
which
is
a
malty
apple
cider.
Unfortunately
all
the
cider
in
the
case
is
canned...which
makes
for
a
tinny
flavor
so
I
just
had
water.
The
gluten
free
pizza
had
the
perfect
topping
ratio.
The
carmalized
onions
were
excellent...not
soggy
at
all.
The
ricotta
must
be
local
or
in-house.
It
was
fluffy,
with
a
lightly
salty,
cheese
tang
a
good
ricotta
has...no
sour
store-bought
bitterness
here.
The
sausage
was
perfectly
balanced
and
a
delicious,
light
mouth
feel
with
notable,
yet
not
overpowering
sage
and
fennel
notes.
The
basil
was
fresh
and
scattered
in
strips
across
the
top.
The
sauce
was
bright
red
and
simple...tomato
sauce,
salt,
pepper,
garlic
and
oil.
Each
table
had
dried
chili
flakes
and
powdered
parm,
as
most
restaurants
do.
The
crust
was
the
only
area
I
would
like
to
see
improved.
For
gluten
free,
it
was
good.
It
wasn't
dry,
sandy,
oily
or
cracker
thin.
It
was
a
rolled
out,
quick
bread
texture
thin
crust
without
being
too
thin.
I
am
so
spoiled
by
New
Cascadia
Gluten
free
Bakery
and
thier
yeasty,
stretchy...just
like
a
glutenous
hand-tossed
crust
should
be
crust.
They
are
the
bar
and
it's
a
very
high
bar.
If
this
spot
charged
even
more
to
let
me
have
New
Cascadia
as
an
option,
I
would
very
happily
pay
it.
The
service
was
friendly
and
the
two
bathrooms
are
gender
nuetral...with
an
alien
saying
who
cares
on
the
door.
The
one
I
used
was
very
clean.
The
building
is
dated
but
has
old
building
character
and
wall
heating
units
as
well
as
AC.
The
whole
street
has
a
lot
of
locally
owned
and
run
spots
with
signs
letting
patrons
know
LGBTQ+
are
welcome
and
support
signs
for
black
lives
matter.
This
place
does
have
live
music
on
a
regular
basis
as
well.
Don't
throw
money
at
greedy,
bloated
corps.
Give
these
guys
your
money
and
have
an
excellent
pizza
pie
and
great
ambiance.
Vegan
options
are
here
as
well.
If
you
feel
like
desert,
check
out
the
vegan,
gf
ice
cream
and
goodie
shop
one
block
west
(toward
MLK)
and
across
the
street.
I
don't
need
dairy
free
but
we
each
had
a
scoop
and
it
was
creamy
and
delicious!
Then
slip
into
Restore
back
across
from
Mississippi
Pizza
and
see
what
inspires
you.
The
whole
street
is
a
great
day
to
be
had.
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