John & Mario's Pizza

The menu key uses (V) to mark items, and the Vegetarian Pizza appears on Uber Eats with a vegetarian description. The same key also shows (V) alongside (GF), (SF), and (DF), which suggests a consistent system for identifying vegetarian options. The kitchen is shared with meat pizzas. A reliable choice for vegetarians, since at least one pizza is explicitly labeled as vegetarian.

The menu offers a dedicated gluten-free pizza size, a 12-inch option. On the Uber Eats page, a full 'Gluten Free Pizza' section lists 20 pizzas marked GF. However, the online ordering menu also displays GF-labelled pizzas that contain shellfish, including prawns and baby clams, which may pose cross-contact concerns. No mention of a dedicated preparation area, fryer, or staff allergen training appears. Best to call ahead and confirm how gluten-free items are prepared.

The Uber Eats menu lists a Marinara Pizza (GF) with prawns and baby clams, and a John and Mario Special Pizza (GF) also containing prawns. Shellfish is clearly on the menu. There is no information about dedicated utensils or prep surfaces to avoid cross-contact with other pizzas; it is a shared kitchen and shared oven pizza venue. Diners with a shellfish allergy should call ahead to discuss.

The menu key lists (DF) for Dairy Free, but no menu items on either the venue's own menu or the Uber Eats page actually carry a DF marking. This is a thin signal: the venue acknowledges dairy-free in its labelling key but has not applied it to any dishes in the sources seen. Call ahead to ask whether any pizzas can be made without cheese.

The menu key lists (SF) for Sugar Free, but no menu item on the venue's own menu or Uber Eats page is explicitly marked with SF. It appears only as a labelling-key mention, with no dish-level application on the pages provided. Call ahead to clarify if sugar-free options exist.