people with disability who work are so proud of what they do they'll do all their best to give good service. it's Something who should be rewarded

As a job coach, we need more places like this. There are two small businesses that I live near who hire individuals with disabilities. And I'll tell ya, these individuals are some of the hardest, happiest employees I have ever seen.

That reminds me. There is a bakery up a ways from me called "Special Kneads" It was started to give the child of the founders a place to earn a living after he aged out of the local support programs. Now, they hire all with disabilities. I feel like a Muffin.

I would support this pizzeria with the greatest of pleasures!!

As long as they make a good pizza I am good. I love that they hire people with disabilities, I mean seriously just because they have disabilities that does not mean they are useless.

I have trouble understanding how people in the richest country in the world can be such arseholes. In rural Australia where I am we also have a cafe staffed by ppl with difficulties. No big deal, been going there for years. usa what the hell????

I wish I lived close to Denver. I would be delighted to support this great project.

I live in Denver, have a disabled sister and have been here. I also worked across the street for a year. If I ever heard someone say that you better believe I would have something to say

What a great story! A pox on the ignorant scumbags who make fun of these wonderful, hard-working employees. I hope this story inspires more people to have the determination, compassion, and courage to duplicate Tiffany Fixter's business model.

The people with the greatest disabilities are the ones who made nasty remarks. They are apparently incapable of being good human beings.

This is good, we had something similar in my city but a restaurant run by people with early onset dementia, me and the wife went, it was amazing and all staff were amazing and a thorough joy to be served by, plenty of laughs about them forgetting everything. It gave them a sense of purpose again, one lady had been a world renowned gynecologist and the cruel disease took everything away from her at 50 yrs old, so sad.

There's a great bar (actually more bars, also a gym) and cinema in Budapest where the concept is the same. I've never heard any similar comments there. We frequently visited the place with blind groups (as me and my colleagues provide audio-description), but I jumped in several times there with my mom or alone. Sometimes we had to wait a bit longer, but I never felt any difference between a "normal" place and "that kind of a bar". Oh, wait, I did! Waiters and employees were always smiley and kind. That was a bit weird...

What a bunch of butt munchers. A special needs lady works with me and she does a better job and has her life more together than most of us " normal" people. Plenty of high I Q workers are lazy or just do t care. Be nice to people especially as downs syndrome are usually sweet and lovely peopke.

For the people who are afraid to come in or are making comments about who works their, they are probably the same type of people who's work ethic can't compare to the employees who work there, they probably have crappy jobs where they aren't appreciated and most likely have very low self esteem. I would love it if they could put up a sign " If you are afraid to come in or don't like our employees, we are good with that, we prefer not serving a******s."

Been to a cafe how hires people with special needs. Hands down the most wonderful waiting crew I've encountered

Twit about blind/tinder date from Tori Mason is absolutely genius, if I lived near that place and was dating, I would bring all my dates first dates there. Easiest way to see how shi*ty of a person someone is. Don't want those people in my life. Only thing I'd do differently is I will not flee, I will give them piece of my mind and ask them to leave. I have worked with people with downs and they were the most hard working people I seen. If you are near that pizza place please support them.

If there were one in Phoenix, I would be there right now! Sounds like a kind -and delicious- place to eat.

As long as its good pizza, good service, and clean why should anything else be a factor? Small minded people don't deserve good pizza anyway.

I want this pizza restaurant in my town!

I have worked with special need kids for years. People can be real a******s with their preconceived notions. I have never seen anyone work as hard and with such attention to getting things right as these kids do. I have gone back everyday because they always take everything I put up with, worth every minute. I have seen joy on their faces that I've never experienced in any "normal" persons face. So I guarantee you that any pizza these kids make will taste better than any pizza you'll ever get because they do it with pride and love. And you are only denying yourself to see the world in a brighter light and enjoy a meal unlike you own mama could make.

Anyone can get to be disabled. I was having a normal life till I got to be legally blind. Luckily no one can realize, unless I tell them, about my visual limitations. Many people tend to think that being disabled makes you unable to be socially productive. Wrong! You will be as productive or more than anyone else because you actually know you have something hard to deal with and you can not give up on doing things the best you can. I hope we see many more businesses like this one soon. I still have a regular job without any special requirements for the company, but I guess some day my eyes will be worse than they are now and I will have a huge disadvantage if people judge my abilities through my limitations and not my potential and my will.

I'd rather go there and know that the person who is working there is proud of what they do than to go sonewhere where they don't care.

These employees have more value and character than this lady obviously. Keep up the great work and keep changing the world with your beautiful perfect selves.

Our society has social security to pay for people with disabilities that are unable to work. This place proves that the problem isn't so much with the people with disabilities, but with businesses (and their customers) not giving them enough of a chance. The employees have a sense of self-worth and self-determination, the customers pay less SS tax, pizza is being made. This place is great!

I hope they will make for a long time

However, if you search this place on line and in news articles there in NO mention of this.....everything about this place is positive, including all the reviews. Overblown hyperbole

They have pizza AND gelato?!?! OMG, that would be my all time favorite place to eat! Wish they had one where I live.

People who make fun of them think there better than everyone they only care about themselves

Now I want pizza and I want it from there!

i hope they are being paid fair wages...a lot of places hire people with intellectual disabilities and somehow put it down as "training", and pay them like 2 bucks an hour, ie goodwill and such.

I'd go on principle ... inclusivity is a big deal for me ...

I love that there are starting to be more options for people with special needs to work and be apart of the community!