For over a year I've been planning to check out Spice Brick Oven Kitchen and recently I finally made it there. It was one the way home so we pulled in to check on gluten-free options. The dinner crowd had not arrived yet so there were only a few tables in the place and they had a printed gluten-free menu at the hostess desk. We decided to give it a try since they weren't busy and we were very hungry.
In studying the limited gluten-free menu, I was little taken aback. This restaurant is a tapas place (of sorts) and I've always found more options at tapas places than I could possibly order during one meal. That was not the case at Spice Brick Oven Kitchen...in fact, we would have left and gone elsewhere had we not been SO hungry.
To start, we shared the hummus served with veggies (as the gluten-free option) and I ordered grilled scallops assuming that dish, listed for $11.50, would be plenty of food for my meal. It wasn't. The scallops were delicious and perfectly prepared. They were fairly small and the amount of food on the plate was small - even for a tapas place.
My husband enjoyed his shockingly large individual gluten pizza and even took some of it home! When the bill arrived, we found out it was 1/2 price pizza night so the pizza was only $7! If you can eat regular pizza, it's definitely worth checking out. If you can't, you might want to consider going elsewhere for diner.
In studying the limited gluten-free menu, I was little taken aback. This restaurant is a tapas place (of sorts) and I've always found more options at tapas places than I could possibly order during one meal. That was not the case at Spice Brick Oven Kitchen...in fact, we would have left and gone elsewhere had we not been SO hungry.
To start, we shared the hummus served with veggies (as the gluten-free option) and I ordered grilled scallops assuming that dish, listed for $11.50, would be plenty of food for my meal. It wasn't. The scallops were delicious and perfectly prepared. They were fairly small and the amount of food on the plate was small - even for a tapas place.
My husband enjoyed his shockingly large individual gluten pizza and even took some of it home! When the bill arrived, we found out it was 1/2 price pizza night so the pizza was only $7! If you can eat regular pizza, it's definitely worth checking out. If you can't, you might want to consider going elsewhere for diner.
