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• Worst Pizza Ever, Tasteless and Dry

I have to say that we were deeply disappointed with the pizza we ordered tonight. There seemed to be a bunch of toppings on the pizza, it looked good at first, but there was no sight of any sesame seeds or fresh parsley that was advertised, there was only a few dollops of vegan cheese and tomato sauce sparsely decorating the top of the pizza. The toppings seemed ok, but they were so tasteless, so many toppings and you could barely taste any of it. The mushrooms and the olives tasted like nothing at all and the pumpkin was half raw and crunchy and not at all sweet and delicious like everywhere else we've had. And the gluten free crust was by far the dryest most tasteless and disgusting thing we have ever eaten as a pizza crust. It was hard to even finish a few pizza slices it was so dry and there was hardly any tomato sauce or vegan cheese to make up for the lack of moisture in this thing. We had to take our pizza to go because we couldn't eat anymore. Then we proceeded to another restaurant to have something else to eat to get the disgusting dry corn crust taste out of our mouths. My husband and I also tried Plush Pizza last night and agreed it was the best pizza we've ever had, gluten free and vegan or not. It was just tasty, the crust was thin and crispy but not dry like cardboard and there was actual sauce on the crust base and the cheezely they put on was very noticeable and creamy and only an extra dollar for a large pizza. We paid an extra $2.50 for gluten free and an extra $3.00 for vegan cheese. With the crust basically ruining the pizza, and the vegan cheese almost no where to be found on the pizza, I feel like we were ripped off. For the price difference for the extra cheese I was expecting a base of cheese under the vegetables, not a few sprinkles. The cheese tasted like a watery alfredo sauce while the one at Plush Pizza had a much creamier richer cheese taste. That's a lot extra to pay for a very bad pizza, where is the value in this?