We’re back from a summer vacation Down South. During our
long road trip, we spotted a good number of Jersey license plates in each of
our destinations. Along the way, we ate in a number of local restaurants and discovered
some great gluten-free meals that were delicious, unique and convenient.
This is the last of a three-part post highlighting our favorite gluten-free finds, and its all about a Jersey favorite: Pizza!
Summerville, SC
My fellow travelers were in the mood for pizza, and didn't want to leave our hotel. Being from Jersey, we try to avoid pizza chains, since they typically don't deliver the quality which we've grown accustomed. So, we consulted the front desk for suggestions on "local" shops.
Intending to order a salad (the staple of every celiac when confronted with a lack of gluten-free options), I was happily surprised to notice a small line of type written below the list of pizza varieties offered by Famulari's Pizzeria. For a mere 99 cents more, I could order a gluten-free crust.
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| Photo/Gluten-Free Garden State |
My fellow travelers were in the mood for pizza, and didn't want to leave our hotel. Being from Jersey, we try to avoid pizza chains, since they typically don't deliver the quality which we've grown accustomed. So, we consulted the front desk for suggestions on "local" shops.
Intending to order a salad (the staple of every celiac when confronted with a lack of gluten-free options), I was happily surprised to notice a small line of type written below the list of pizza varieties offered by Famulari's Pizzeria. For a mere 99 cents more, I could order a gluten-free crust.
