Where are you located (city/state). I live near Portland, Oregon and there are several locally owned pizza places that make a really great gluten-free pizza. Unfortunately, I have never heard of (yet) a chain pizza place (like Dominos, etc) that has even made any effort at looking at making GF pizzas.

If you look at the restaurant checklist on this site and sort by Pizza or Italian there are a lot of Pizza/Italian restaurants listed. It also gives the link to their locations and menus. It is very helpful.

Not sure were you live, but I believe on the west coast there is a new chain called Pizza Fusion which offers GF pizza options- they are also eco friendly and serve vegan alternatives as well. I am on the east coast so I haven't tried it personally- but it sure sounds yummy! You can go to there website and checkout their locations. If you find one and you go let us know how it is!! :-) PS I make GF pizza dough in large batches in my bread machine- roll them out and freeze them until needed. We can have pizza hot and bubbly in under 20 minutes... that's faster than our local Domino's!- and a WHOLE lot yummier/better.

If you are in the Sacramento or Bay area of California there are a couple of choices: Mary's Pizza Shack and Planet Green Pizza (Roseville area only). The crust at Planet green is outstanding, but I prefer the sauce from Mary's.

I don't have for home made pizza. but look up the web site for flourless cookies.( peanut butter they are really good.

I live in Whatcom Co. WA Boston Pizza has a good gluten free crust and can make almost all their pizza's on it. Also La Fiamma in Bellingham.

I live in Whatcom Co. WA Boston Pizza has a good gluten free crust and can make almost all their pizza's on it. Also La Fiamma in Bellingham.

There' a super pizza parlor in Duluth, GA that offers a gluten free pizza.