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Sergio's Pizza-Long Island



Formally known as Vogue Pizza, Serigo's has a fabulous menu.  And what's even better? The pizza (all pies), pasta and entrees (all) can be prepared gluten-free.  At first they just started with gf pasta (which most restaurants carry, so no surprise there), and then one day I called for some gf pasta, and they told me they had gf pizza and could do the entrees too!  Say what? I'm um super psyched?  Whenever I visit my parents out in Long Island, I always need a go-to take-out spot that I can order from without worrying that a mistake was made or that the person on the other end of the phone understands what gluten-free means.  I never have to worry with this place.  I even spoke to the manager the first go round and he assured me.  And I have NEVER been disappointed.  Right on!

Now I should have blogged about Sergio's at least a year ago, because it has been that long that I have been eating from this restaurant.  And for those of you who live in Long Island near the Old Brookville area-this is for you!  They deliver (though it takes forever, so order in advance).

And another great thing about Sergio's?? They cater!  Half and full portions, and they will do gluten-free.

Sergio's is located at 3-7 Waldbaums Shopping Center, Old Brookville, NY (Long Island).  (516) 674-9480/fax: (516) 759-1128.

My typical order usually consists of Chicken Gabriella (chicken sauteed in a white wine sauce topped with fresh broccoli and mozzarella cheese, a gluten-free pizza usually Margarita or the Salad Pizza (pictured below) and a side of gf pasta.





I don't know about you, but all of these dishes are making me really hungry!!!  Seriously, I'm talking good food here.  So good my 16 year old brother couldn't even taste the difference!

Enjoy!! xoxo Julie
www.goodiegoodiegluten-free.blogspot.com/ 


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