Mod Pizza

Enroute home from a Women’s Conference and my daughter suggested pizza, however, due to medical condition, my diet has changed and pizza (due to process foods) is a no no. She explained to me the various toppings I can add to the pizza which will make it healthier to eat. So, we drove-up and parked. Nice area! There’s a line…”Sign” of good food! She again, tells me some of the toppings I can add to the pizza. The menu list pizzas, but not the various toppings. It will be more efficient for 1st timers placing orders, if the toppings were listed on the wall menu. I gave the young man at the counter the heads-up of my first time there. I sort of knew what toppings I wanted on my pizza; just needed confirmation of MOD having the ingredients. The young man was attentive and helpful and asked if there was anything else I would like to add: suggested; which was good for there was a seasoning/topping MOD had and was added. I don’t drink sodas, so, no drinks for me. Suggestion: Fruit-Infused Waters (unless there were some and I didn’t notice, sorry!) While waiting for the pizzas, went to the restroom and the most sanitize thing I noticed was opening the door to exit. Who ideal was it? Perfect! I hate having to use my clothes to open the restroom doors to exit when a hand-dyer is used to dry hands. The foot door opener, thats what I’m calling it, lol, is perfect! Impressive and worth every penny. Loved it! Returned to table and explored my surroundings. Noticed various pictures on the wall; nice; looking for family, friends or Kida. The wait for the pizza; no long wait! My daughter brought the pizzas to the table, mmmmm! Our orders; accurate! The perfect size for me, thin crust, however, the ends too burnt, hard to eat. But, the pizza was delicious! My toppings on a cauliflower crust… Pesto, feta cheese, kale or spinach (don’t remember which), tomatoes, chicken (pre-frozen;?), bell peppers (wish all three were available), red onions, garlic, olives, I think I had romaine, mushrooms, cucumber, and I think broccoli was added, not sure. I ate every slice, except the very ends. Learned MOD stands for: “Made on Demand!” I saw the “No name cakes”! Tempting! My daughter said its a MOD in our area, I recalled seeing, but thought all pizzas were the same; seasonings making the differences. I will be placing orders in my neck-of-the-woods; smile! Oh, the young lady who was making pizzas next to the young man was also friendly. Friendly environment! Cute chairs and tables! Busy!

I am so happy that I can add pizza back to my dairy and gluten free diet. I have found other pizza places that offer gluten-free crust but none that offer dairy free cheese. It was really good too. The staff was so helpful in making sure my restrictions were met. My husband who can eat anything said he really liked the double thick crust. That's not a compliment he gives lightly. Under $30 for the two pizzas and I still had over half of mine left over. I will definitely go back.