Domino's Pizza is a well-known establishment for its fast and available service. However, it is important to highlight a variable attention in managing the specific needs related to celiac disease, which could affect the overall experience for those who need gluten-free options.
Venues are suggested by the Gluto community. We don't yet have enough information for the gluten-free safety report for this venue.
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Last Saturday I went out to eat, and honestly, the service was excellent compared to the last time I went, which was on the 14th around 4 PM. I mentioned that I am celiac and to please be careful when making my pizza, and when I picked it up, I don't even know how the waiter didn't die of embarrassment. The pizza was disastrous and to top it off, it had gluten. I nearly ended up in the emergency room.
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My daughter is celiac, today she ordered a gluten-free pizza and is experiencing stomach discomfort; until now, I thought it was a safe place for her, they must have handled the product poorly and she got contaminated with gluten. Celiac disease is not an intolerance, it is an illness and beyond the diarrhea or vomiting of the next 2 or 3 days, even the smallest consumption of gluten causes intestinal damage that takes months or years to heal. They should be more careful.
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A disastrous service, a friend is celiac, we all, including him, paid for the eat and drink, which is the all-you-can-eat buffet. We ordered, they brought the pizzas but not the gluten-free one. We went to ask and they told us they had no more gluten-free dough, he could not eat and they do not refund the money.
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