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I read somewhere on this board that Pizzeria Uno now has a gluten free menu. We stopped by last night to take a look at the menu - my daughter noticed that they listed rice pilaf as an option for a side. Rice pilaf normally has orzo and isn't gluten free. So, I asked about it. They said that the rice pilaf is actually Uncle Ben's chicken and herb rice. I was pretty sure that isn't gluten free either and when I got home I checked on their website and it clearly says that the chicken and herb rice is NOT gluten free. We never ended up eating there and now I'm feeling a little wary. I wrote an email to Pizzeria Uno but no response yet (it was only yesterday, though, and it is the weekend). Has anyone else eaten there since they got a gluten free menu? Any ideas? Thanks!


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WE went to one and they don't even have a gluten-free menu there. They said many locations dont.

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We stopped by last night and they said they had just gotten the gluten free menus in a few days ago. According to them, all the restaurants will be carrying the gluten free menus but they were just sent out this past week so maybe yours didn't get theirs yet. Anyway, I was wondering about the rice pilaf - it just doesn't make sense to me.

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