Domino's Pizza offers a gluten-free option that is appreciated by many, albeit with some limitations. It is a convenient choice for those in the area, thanks to easy access and parking availability. The staff stands out for their friendliness, making the overall experience pleasant.
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4
The only downside I see is that they only have one gluten-free pizza mix. If you take an eat-and-drink option, you can repeat the same pizza all the time. You get tired of it, but everything else is fine.
1
First of all, I want to say that I am a Celiac. We made an order through the web for the second time since I moved to that area to live; it never happened to me before at another establishment. We ordered the pizzas, and after arriving late, just like the last time, the gluten-free pizza arrived without the seal, both times. Well, it’s okay, but the second time I felt terrible at night, with the same symptoms as when I get contaminated. So if you are Celiac, try not to order from this place because they don’t do it right... then they just say sorry and think it’s all fixed... very bad, honestly I won’t order from this establishment again.
5
We went with the kids and ordered the 'eat and drink unlimited' and we ordered a gluten-free pizza for one of them. The service was very good, especially from Manu (a star).
1
Hello, good morning. A month ago, like other times, we called Domino's Pizza because they have gluten-free pizza as my daughter is gluten intolerant. And what was my surprise? They told me it was sold out, so I canceled the rest of the order. But yesterday I called again and ordered gluten-free pizza, and they told me they no longer have it available. I insisted in case it was just out of stock, and they said they no longer have it on the menu. They don’t have it on the menu? I have a brochure at home that states gluten-free pizza and the address of this Domino's. I canceled the entire order again, which was for four regular pizzas. We will not be going back to this Domino's; I find it ridiculous that they removed it from the menu when they still offer it and there is demand for it.
4
Well, knowing where you are and what you can find (personally, among franchise pizza brands, you see the best, especially for its doughy crust pizzas and now also for its Gluten-Free pizza), this Domino's pizza is much better than the one in downtown Alcorcón. Whether it's because of its staff, who, during the several times I've been there, both for pick-up (very convenient to go by car, because there is parking or it doesn't bother to leave the car double-parked for a moment, as it is in a new neighborhood with wide streets) or for celebrating birthdays, have behaved with agility and kindness. And the place is usually clean, tidy, and spacious. Now they have just opened a Papa John's right next door, which might be a tad more expensive, but if you go to pick them up instead of having them delivered to your home, the price is very good, especially if you're like Obélix eating, or as hungry as Carpanta, with the promotion of €7.25, eating and drinking as much as you can, you'll leave here happy (if there are at least 2 people). And if you also go on your birthday, the birthday person doesn't pay.
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