The Bottom Line
Pros
- Delicious pizzas are large enough for two meals
- Prices are reasonable at family-friendly restaurants
- Franchise has more than 200 locations
Cons
- Not located in every state
Description
- National franchise adds gluten-free pizza to its menu
- Special gluten-free menu includes wide variety of other dishes, too
- Take-out is available -- no longer must gluten-free children and adults feel left out at pizza parties
Guide Review - Gluten-Free Pizza at Uno Chicago Grill
The person who finally introduced me to Uno's pizza is Betty Barfield, the president of the North Texas Gluten Intolerance Group. She took me for lunch to the Uno's restaurant in Fort Worth, where her group has held special events. I ordered the cheese pizza. Betty, rather than ordering the pepperoni pizza, asked that hers be prepared with vegetables, and the manager was happy to meet her special request.
My pizza was way too large for me to finish in one sitting. Not surprisingly, the restaurant has boxes for taking home leftovers, but for me, because I was about to get on a plane, the waiter hunted down a plastic bag that would keep my leftover pizza safer in the box. For dinner on my flight back to New Jersey, I enjoyed my delicious leftover pizza -- still with a chewy crust! -- while everyone around me had to settle for little packs of pretzels.
Unfortunately, Uno Chicago Grill does not have locations in every state. If you don't live near one, the only encouragement I can offer is that options for gluten-free pizzas are increasing; check with a local support group to see if gluten-free pizzas are available near you. If you do live near a Uno Chicago Grill, give yourself a treat and go.



