Top 14 Gluten-Free Burger Joints to Enjoy in Roma

Tala Bynum

The food was delicious, celiac-friendly and the service was amazing! Highly recommend!!

Mariarosaria Rizzo

Informal but very friendly atmosphere, excellent gluten-free pizza

Riccardo Formai

I believe it is the third place that inherits the experience of the first Addo Masto which was in the Mercati Generali area. Excellent pizza dinner with choice of dough and with almost all pizzas and some fried foods available gluten-free. Attentive and helpful service. Venue with various rooms of various sizes. Not a lot of parking nearby, a little more on via del Serafico. Average prices.

Giovanni Sciarretta

Unparalleled gluten free sandwiches. We will definitely be back

Theo

Pizza is among the best in the area, even gluten-free pizza, which is not easy to avoid making it rubbery, it's a shame that it has recently raised the prices slightly, as unfortunately have other restaurants, and partly reduced the portions. However, I highly recommend it.

Alessia Zaccaria

Good place to eat gluten-free pasta! The ricotta meatball dessert was truly a delicious discovery!

Amélie Bourigault

Value for money to be reviewed (the proportions are small). However, the dishes are good. Lots of choice for gluten free

R. O.

Nice, clean and organized place. Recommended gluten-free menu, we ate really well.

Amanda P

Great service, Nico was friendly and informative. Great selection of identified gluten free items for my friend and delicious beer. English speaking for us Canadians visiting. Thanks guys!

Francesca Negri

Pleasant evening also for me as I have celiac disease...but above all thanks to Dario...very kind and knowledgeable.

Francesco R

If you are celiac and if you love pizza you can't help but try theirs! Small shop, very good freshly prepared SG pizza, very kind and helpful people, Thank you!

Laurel Peabody

I went with my boyfriend and friends and was expecting to not be able to eat anything I was actually looking for places for me to eat after. I got there and it said they had gluten free buns. I asked if it was celiac safe to order and she was so sweet and honest. She said no it’s not the safest for celiacs since they don’t have a separate kitchen or area to prepare food. When I asked her if the chips were gluten free (for nachos and nachos only) she brought me the whole bag of chips to read the ingredients and then read them to me since there was no English. I also asked about the baked potato. I asked her what she thought would be safer or if I should just get nothing and she answered honestly saying the nachos and baked potato would be the safest options! I also asked if the Moscow mules were gluten free and she brought me out the ginger beer bottle to show me the brand and ingredients and they are. so in recap baked potato, nachos (including special nachos) and Moscow mules are celiac safe!! This is the only restaurant or shop person I’ve interacted with in my whole 13 day trip that spoke almost perfect English. She was so sweet and patient and didn’t seem bothered by all the questions and having to go talk to the chef and back several times. I felt oddly safe here. I had no celiac reaction after. Marta/Martha not sure which is the best always was laughing and had a smile on her face.

Roberto Zanni

Not good croissants. Possibility of choosing various types of gluten-free sandwiches. In Lisbon there are several choices.

Frank Warwick