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Picazzo's In Az

kaciemarie

By kaciemarie
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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kaciemarie Contributor
kaciemarie
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If you live in Arizona there is a pizzeria that has Gluten Free Pizza and Beer and it is amazing! They use seperate ovens, utensils and their servers know everything about Gluten!! They even stopped me from ordering the ranch dressing because it isn't Gluten Free. Check out their website if you are interested... Open Original Shared Link

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mouse Enthusiast
mouse
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I have eaten at the Tempe one and even my husband thought the gluten-free pizza was great. Glad you enjoyed it.

kaciemarie Contributor
kaciemarie
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Isn't great! A lot of my friends have tried the gluten-free Pizza and they all agree that it is pretty good. Have you tried any of their appetizers yet? I have had the Cheese Bread...it is pretty good too!

mouse Enthusiast
mouse
Posted

I have tried the chicken wings.

KayJay Enthusiast
KayJay
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When are they coming to Texas? I want to eat there! The menu looks great :D

mouse Enthusiast
mouse
Posted

They are now selling franchises. They sold one a couple of months ago in one of the southern states. You might email them and ask if they have sold one in Texas.

  • 4 months later...
MistressIsis Apprentice
MistressIsis
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YUMMY YUMMY pizza! There's 1 across from where I work in Sedona

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jknnej
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I work 1/2 mile away from Picazzo's in Tempe-I order out for lunch all of the time.

They're menu is wonderful!

  • 5 months later...
Cynbd Contributor
Cynbd
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I was in Arizona this past week (my parents live out there) and I went to Picazzos in Tempe twice. It was so great to eat pizza, a little expensive, but I really enjoyed it. I would recommend it to anyone.

Everyone who worked there didn't even hesitate when I asked for the gluten-free menu, and assured me I would enjoy the meal and would be safe. I had my first Red Bridge too -- not bad...

I am in Southern California and I haven't found any restaurants like that out here -- guess I gotta go see mom and dad more often! :P

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