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Top 5 Gluten Free Restaurants in Chicago

June 6, 2023

Gluten-free diets have become more and more prevalent due to an array of reasons, ranging from allergies or sensitivities that necessitate them, to trying to consume less processed foods.

Chicago pizza restaurants are becoming more accommodating of gluten-free diners, even offering deep dish options made gluten-free! Many have started to provide options such as making deep dish pizza for gluten-free pizza lovers!

Spacca Napoli

Since 2004, Spacca Napoli has specialized in authentic Neapolitan-style pizza. Daily attention and care is lavished upon their dough as ingredients from trusted vendors are carefully selected, creating an immersive and relaxing atmosphere and experience for guests. Jon Goldsmith believes a true pizzaiuolo should never stop learning; as such he travels back and forth between Italy and California to train with artisans.

Preheat the oven to 450oF with one rack in the lower third. Spray your baking pan with nonstick spray (or lightly wet your fingertips and press into half sheet pan) as pre-baking the crust helps it brown without burning. Since dough is very soft and spongy, use light pressure when pressing it into your pan to press into shape before baking until deep golden brown with crisp edges.

Lou Malnati’s

Lou Malnati's pizza has long been a beloved Chicago tradition. This chain offers traditional cheese and sausage deep dish pizza known for its buttery flaky crust, thick slices of gooey mozzarella cheese, sweet tangy tomato sauce with real tomatoes chunks, and delicious buttery toppings - but what truly sets it apart is its generous portions, including vegan options.

This company is committed to cultivating roots in each of the communities in which it operates, which is why they prefer purchasing properties over leasing them. Furthermore, it supports local charities that aim to find a cure for cancer and organizations working towards such causes.

Lou Malnati's was established in 1971 and remains one of the longest running family-owned pizzerias in Illinois. Although its founder, Lou Malnati, passed away in 1978, his family continues to run it today. They pride themselves in serving traditional Italian food using authentic recipes and top quality ingredients in every slice they serve while taking great pride in offering excellent customer service to every single one of their customers.

Green Lantern Pizza

Green Lantern Pizza in Royal Oak is a favorite local eatery for food and sports. Serving delicious pizza and wings as well as various other meals and sandwiches, as well as featuring a full bar, it makes an ideal place for an enjoyable night out with friends.

Our gluten-free pizza recipe uses gfJules Pizza Crust Mix, which boasts a high protein count that creates its chewy texture. It is simple and fast to make; plus it tastes just like regular pizza crust. Baking powder helps lighten the dough while sugar feeds its yeast; additionally it uses pizza blend cheese which can be found near shredded mozzarella in grocery stores.

Green Lantern Pizza began in 1955 when Thomas and Irene Vettraino purchased an old farmhouse with an outdoor lantern which served as an indicator during Prohibition times that alcohol could be legally bought within.

Pizzeria La Scala

Gluten free pizza is a favorite choice for Shavuot meals. This pizza recipe utilizes a special kind of dough that's softer than traditional dough, along with an original cheese blend to give the pizza its crunchy yet cheesy crust. Plus, making gluten-free pizza at home requires just minimal ingredients and time!

Joe's is a casual New York-style pizza and pasta eatery chain known for their wide selection of Italian dishes including pasta, chicken, veal and seafood dishes, as well as soups, salads, sandwiches and wraps. Additionally, their delicious tiramisu and cannolis make them one of the must-visit spots.

This pizza's dough is prepared using flour, sugar and yeast. When choosing your gluten free flour it should have a higher protein content like Bob's Red Mill or King Arthur for optimal results. When ready the dough should be placed onto a well-floured pizza peel to prevent tearing during handling.

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