The FindMeGlutenFree page for the Lunenburg, MA location reports a dedicated gluten-free pasta pot and some staff knowledge, but also carries a site disclaimer that the venue is NOT a dedicated GF facility and may not be safe for coeliac disease. The Palm Cove (Australia) location's page contains multiple reviews describing unsafe cross-contamination, GF bases rolled in normal flour, semolina everywhere, shared pizza oven, and the venue has told customers they can only really cater to gluten intolerance, not coeliac. The Drogheda (Ireland) listing on atly.com claims a separate pizza oven and trained staff but qualifies it with 'some risk of cross-contamination' and is based on crowdsourced info. With no accreditation or venue-confirmed practices, these are best-effort venues. The Chișinău and Samsun sources provide no coeliac-relevant data. This classification reflects the Drogheda location's partial positive signal; the Palm Cove location would rate D, and the Lunenburg location C.
Honest caveat, The Palm Cove, Australia location is widely reported as unsafe for coeliac—GF bases rolled in normal flour and shared oven with no dedicated fryer.