Gluten-Free Restaurants in Titusville, FL

“Great pizza but the staff is very unprofessional and rude“

“Pizza@ Titus Landing, 2510 S. Washington Avenue, Suite 110, Titusville, Florida 3-Stars (Chain Rating) There are not many restaurant ideas that excite me. However, this tiny pizza joint--a relatively new fast-casual franchise that originated in mid-Florida in 2014—is pretty cool. If I had small children, I might come here regularly if I lived in Titusville. Jeffery Jew, the Florida Executive Chef for this and the St. Petersburg and Lake Eola Pizza@ locations, is a former Top Chef contestant who created signature pizzas unique to each one. For example, Pizza@ Tyrone Square in St. Petersburg has a “Beach Drive” pizza. As the Titusville location is across from Kennedy Space Center, it is not shocking to find on its menu a “Rocket Man” pizza, although I went with the also not surprising for our area, “I Dream of Bacon”-named pizza, a bacon cheeseburger-style pizza that goes by “Bacon Double Cheeseburger” on the Lake Eola menu. By whatever name, the crust of this pizza was whimsical and tasty, the cheese was almost ample, and the ingredients were vigorous and delightful. In addition to clever personal sized pizzas with a choice of crust (regular, thick, or rice or cauliflower for the gluten intolerant); and choice of cheese (@Blend, ricotta, mozzarella, cheddar, or vegan); this location offers some decent salads, some “Not-Pizza” menu items, and beer and wine for the grownups. I can’t fail to mention Kaitlyn, who took our order and did an outstanding job. So, if I enjoyed my Pizza@ experience so much, why did I only give it a lukewarm 3-Star rating? It is because in comparing Pizza@ to similar pizza concepts in this category—such as Blaze or Mister01—Pizza@ is not at the top of its class. However, its prices are fair and reasonable, the food prep is quick, and the ingredients are marginally fresh. I apologize to my fans for not being more of the smart-mouthed rascally jackanapes you have come to expect from the Big Boy in this review. But for what it is worth, I liked this little pizza franchise well enough. Maybe Pizza@ does not have the best pizza in Florida, but it's offerings are good enough, and would probably do well in the Melbourne/Palm Bay area. The Big Boy says, “Take the kids or grandkids to Pizza@ Titus Landing for some decent za and a little fun.”“

“First time here, got a soup and a salad. Everything in the salad was good and fresh and the soup tasted good to me. Employees all seemed super nice and friendly. Atmosphere is low key and casual, like a bigger subway. I'll definitely be back!“