The 50 Best Vegetarian Gluten-Free Spots in Rome
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Mama Eat Roma - Ristorante Pizzeria - Tutto anche senza glutine
Via di S. Cosimato, 7/9, Rome, Italy
Remarkable spot where everyone feels at home, with an approachable menu, exemplary service and satisfying prices.
Excellent, gluten-free and normal pizza. I recommend Whimsical Pizza
Mama Eat Lab
Borgo Pio, 28, Rome, Italy
Indulge in oversized portions at reasonable prices, beaming with variety and authentic Italian refinement, right around the corner from the Vatican.
The food is amazing. Only 1 person tending to tables but was not as bad. ALL the food is gluten free
Manforte
Via Giovanni Zanardini, 39, Rome, Italy
Dive into a spacious spot offering outdoor seating, thirst-quenching beer varietals, and speedy service - all while making your taste buds dance.
Dedicated GF place
Trained staff
Dedicated kitchen space
Dedicated appliances
Dedicated display area
Excellent gluten-free cuisine.
Le Altre Farine Del Mulino
Via di Porta Cavalleggeri, 151/153, Rome, Italy
Incredible quality products, definite repeat-visit spot! Cozy, welcoming atmosphere that won't fail to impress.
No gluten, so good !!! Pastry and salty items!
Pasta In Corso
Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 273-275, Rome, Italy
Enjoy speedy service and great sorbet in this clean and cozy spot right in the heart of Rome, even if it might not totally feel like a restaurant.
Dedicated GF place
Trained staff
Dedicated kitchen space
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Dedicated display area
Enough quantity, and gluten-free. Highly recommended.
Mercato Hostaria Roma
Campo de' Fiori, 53, Rome, Italy
Enjoy a relaxingly cozy atmosphere with fast and impeccable service in the heart of Rome, highly recommended by locals and travelers alike.
Dedicated GF place
Trained staff
Dedicated kitchen space
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This is obviously a touristy place, but not exclusively, and it makes absolutely the best gluten-free pizza. With a bit of buckwheat flour in the mix, the resulting taste is more earthy and savory, and not as sweet and generic as many typical gluten-free options. I’d even prefer it over a gluten one if I could still have any. Otherwise, the topping ingredients were quality, the spritzes were generous, and the wine selection was good. With all the restaurant options in Rome, I did manage to drag my long-suffering husband here on repeat during our stay. He found his gluten-filled dishes enjoyable, he had to admit. The service was friendly, and the owner was very hospitable. As a celiac, I felt they took it seriously to avoid cross contamination and developed their own gf flour mixes with quality and taste in mind. Just as in any other place that serves both gluten and gluten-free options, you have to be careful when ordering in a mixed party, and it’s better to confirm if the dish was made gluten-free, just to avoid any human error during the order placement. There was a bit of mix up in our order on one of the evenings, and the staff responded so promptly and with earnest horror at the prospect of feeding gluten to a celiac. I was impressed. Now, I need to devise a way how I can fly back to Rome from NYC to get my pizza fix.
New Food Gluten Free - Ponte Sisto
P.za S. Vincenzo Pallotti, 208, Rome, Italy
Uncover a hidden gem in Rome with delightful bakery items so good, you'll keep coming back; a must visit in Rome!
Very tasty gluten-free bakery, can only be recommended
A gogo - Gluten Free
Viale Giulio Cesare, 66/68, Rome, Italy
Pleasant vibe with ample indoor seating, a starred Maritozzo with cream dessert, and an excellent coffee to round it off.
A good place to buy gluten-free food, there is a sweet and savory variety as well as various cafes... location near the Vatican
I Vitelloni SAN GIOVANNI
Via Amiterno, 42-60, Rome, Italy
A hub in San Giovanni offering a vast menu, exceptional service, and affordable prices, known for attention to detail and an inviting atmosphere.
Dedicated GF place
Trained staff
Dedicated kitchen space
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Dedicated display area
Historic restaurant, located in the San Giovanni area of Rome. I have a celiac wife and for about 20 years we have been going regularly to this place, where celiacs can eat with absolute peace of mind... even the pizza, which my wife thinks is excellent. Recommended appetizers: trio of supplì and burrata with chicory on bruschetta bread. A dignified amatriciana. But I go back especially for the meat... Danish, Angus etc. served on an oil stone which keeps it warm and with new potatoes. Two small flaws: the menu hasn't changed in a long time and the desserts aren't up to par with the rest. Michele is an excellent “ROOM COMMIS”; then there is the backbone, the legendary "Maitre di Sala" DAVID the Sardinian. He always recommends the right cut of Carme and always suggests excellent wines (not expensive... otherwise I would be good too😁) what can I say, super recommended. Giuseppe Stirparo, a Calabrian dentist who has moved to Rome since 1984
La Gallina Bianca
Via Antonio Rosmini, 9, Rome, Italy
Discover a gem where pizza reigns supreme, also boasts indoor/outdoor seating for a positive, super-helpful experience.
Dedicated GF place
Trained staff
Dedicated kitchen space
Dedicated appliances
Dedicated display area
Ate here 2 times while in Rome, great vibe and all pasta can be made gluten free!