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Lemmy's Pizza

angel-jd1

By angel-jd1
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My brother suprised me the other day with a phone call. He had seen a huge sign on this pizza place proclaiming they now have gluten-free pizza and gluten-free beer. He promised to bring me home a pizza when he came home for the weekend (he lives about 100 miles away). This weekend was THE weekend. I haven't had gluten-free pizza that came in a box for over a year now!!! I have been thinking about that pizza all day today!!

Lemmy's pizza is very good stuff!!! Thin/hand tossed thickness of crust. It was crispy and the toppings were tasty!! It is priced at about $19 for a large supreme. (which is not out of the range of other places). I would definately go there again (or send him there again ha). My brother even liked it a lot and he is not gluten-free.

Soooo if you are ever in Manhattan Kansas, try out Lemmy's.

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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OOps, I was going to post their contact info too.....incase anyone wants to find it.

It is located at 600 54th St.

Phone # is 785-537-4444

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I found this out a while ago, keep forgetting to post. The Gluten free crusts at Lemmy's are made by olivia's oven (a bakery out of Kansas City, who also provides crust for Waldo pizza and several Hy-Vee's). They also now have desserts and breadsticks!! YUMMY!!

-Jessica

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