Blaze Pizza

Been here for a couple of times and loved it both times. Had the pesto garlic cheesy bread and it was fantastic. The quality of the bread is too good.

We know her as princess she’s always so bubbly

Roasted garlic and broccoli were top notch toppings

It's a corporate chain of assembly line pizzas. The pizzas are pricey for a dine-in option. The beer cost is highway robbery. The service isn't exactly slow, but I have had them burn one once, it was the cauliflower crust. There are vegan options. There are carnivore options (provided you still eat pizza crust..). The cauliflower crust smells like you would expect burning cabbage to smell. I do not recommend it. The basic crust is good, but pretty high in carbs. The ingredients aren't bad at all, and they have some artisan options. It's pretty packed during the weekends, and I imagine it's the same on weeknights, abs lunch hour. The atmosphere is a warehouse high ceiling with rafters. The high ceilings make it quite noisy and can make communication difficult. So I wouldn't recommend it for a first date. It's fine for families and established couples who no longer have the need to rely on words to communicate completely. I will also attempt to dissuade putting blue cheese on your pizza. I distinctively heard the gates of hell creak open when I bit into that awfulness. Good luck with your choices! Vegetarian options: There are plants to put on your crust. Sauce from tomatoes too. If you don't do cheese I have no idea why you would eat pizza. Dietary restrictions: They have a couple keto friendly options, but if any part of that cauliflower crust burns the whole thing should be tossed. I think they will try to force it on you as the cauliflower crust is the most expensive crust option. Parking: Its part of a small step mall. Parking in the front and to one side Kid-friendliness: They sell pizza. Kids like pizza still right? Wheelchair accessibility: Saw a lady as wide as a wheel chair make it through the door. The ground is fairly level and may or may not have a convenient ramp.

I've got crazy dietary restrictions and I know they're inconvenient, I try to steer clear of places like blaze when they're busy because slowing down the employees and thus the line is sometimes mortifying. I went around 6 last week, with no one else in line. They made me all new dough, changed their gloves, and made my pizzas with joy, being so gracious with my issues and questions even as a line formed behind me. The team so so kind it meant everything to me. And as a bonus the pizza is good Dietary restrictions: They have a rice based vegan gluten free crust (cauliflower crust contains dairy), vegan cheese, red sauces (all others contain dairy) and tons of toppings that are vegetarian gluten and dairy free but still good