If you actually have celiac make sure you check with the venue about cross contamination. Sometimes a menu item is listed as GF but not made in a GF kitchen. Restaurants are pretty up front about this if you ask.

Cafe piazzola in Alexandria has a good gf crust.

Anonymous wrote:Comet Ping Pong

Yeh, no. They have so many RATS! Not eating there again.

Anonymous wrote:Emme Squared!

I used to think Emmy squared was one of the best in the area and then I ordered delivery from their Shaw location and one pizza was correct but undercooked, and the other pizza was not made with gluten free crust as requested. The restaurant apologized but didn’t really seem to think it was a big deal 😕.

I think Blaze Pizza and &Pizza do a pretty good job. Not the best I’ve ever had but pretty easy to get and tasty.

I don’t care for places that use a flour blend with garbanzo bean flour, you can really taste the beans. Pizzeria Paradiso does this.

I’ve always wanted to try Frankly Pizza’s GF crust in Kensington, but you have to preorder it a day in advance and that’s a bit too much effort for me. Has anyone here tried it? Is it worth it.

Gregorio’s

Comet Ping Pong

Bonus if they have dairy free cheese (no op but I could really use a df/gf spot)

Will drive anywhere in DC/VA

Even MD (maybe)

Emme Squared!

Thank you!