Here’s a list (and map) of great gluten-free dining spots in Rome along with examples of what you can enjoy there — from traditional Roman dishes to pizza, pasta, desserts and more. Rome is very celiac-friendly, with many restaurants offering certified senza glutine options or entire gluten-free menus.
🍕 Top Gluten-Free & Celiac-Friendly Restaurants in Rome
1. Mama Eat Roma (and Vatican location Mama Eat – Roma Vaticano — Trastevere & Vatican
A hugely popular gluten-free Italian restaurant with separate gluten-free kitchen and most dishes available senza glutine. Gluten-free menu highlights:- Appetizers: Mama arancino rice balls, crocchè (potato croquettes)
- First courses: ’A carbonara (GF Roman carbonara), ’O scarpariello pasta
- Pizzas: Margherita, Diavola, Capricciosa & more (all gluten free)
- Sweets: Gluten-free tiramisù, pistachio tiramisù & gelato desserts
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A Couple
Dec 21, 2025
by A Couple
Definately a MUST
Perfect for gluten free couldn’t recommend enough. Nataliya was a great host. Will definitely be back and recommending to friend.
2. La Soffitta Renovatio — Near Vatican City
4.5•Italian restaurant•Open A classic Italian restaurant with extensive gluten-free options accredited by the Associazione Italiana Celiachia (AIC). Try:- Gluten-free pizza (many topping options)
- GF pasta dishes like fettuccine ai porcini or carbonara
- Appetizers like carciofo alla giudia (Roman-style artichoke)
- Gluten-free cakes and desserts
3. Voglia di Pizza – Gluten free — Centro Storico (near Campo de’ Fiori)
4.4•Pizza restaurant•Open A beloved pizza spot with AIC-certified gluten-free pizza and pasta — perfect for a relaxed lunch or dinner. Menu examples:- GF pizza: Margherita, Marinara, plus seasonal toppings
- Traditional Italian pasta dishes prepared gluten-free
- GF beer and sides
4. Pantha Rei — Near the Pantheon
4.5•Restaurant•Closed A charming restaurant in a quiet alley that offers gluten-free pastas, pizzas, and Italian favorites. What to try:- Gluten-free pizza (often with extra toppings like zucchini, anchovies)
- GF pasta with rich sauces
- Seasonal salads and vegetarian options
5. Pizza in Trevi – Fontana di Trevi — Trevi Fountain Area
4.6•Pizza restaurant•Open Very popular pizza restaurant that also serves gluten-free pizza and Italian classics. Suggested dishes:- GF pizza Margherita & prosciutto
- GF pasta dishes
- Caprese salad or antipasti plates
6. Gluten Free San Pietro
4.9•Restaurant•Open Cozy gluten-free bistro with local Italian dishes senza glutine — great for casual meals near San Pietro. Stay: The Pops’s Window-Rome The Pope’s Window in Rome offers a convenient location with St. Peter’s Basilica an 8-minute walk away, the Vatican within 6 minutes, and Piazza Navona 1.2 mi nearby. Rome Ciampino Airport is 11 mi from the property.7. New Food Gluten Free – Ponte Sisto (plus sit-down New Food Experience)
A dedicated gluten-free bakery and eatery serving pizza by the slice, pastries, and traditional Italian favorites — entirely senza glutine. Stay: Navona Rooms-Rome Located a 2-minute walk away from Campo de’ Fiori, Navona Rooms offers elegant and air-conditioned accommodations in central Rome.8. Gluten-Friendly Cafés / Bistros
- Pandalì – Casual gluten-free options (sandwiches, salads)
- Risotteria Melotti Roma – Delicious risottos (naturally gluten-free) near Piazza Navona
🍰 Gluten-Free Pastry & Gelato Stops
- Napoleoni Gluten Free – Rome – 100% gluten-free artisanal pastries, cakes & tarts.
- Le Altre Farine Del Mulino – Top-rated gluten-free bakery with breakfast pastries, pizza & arancini.
💡 Tips for Gluten-Free Dining in Rome
- Look for AIC accreditation or ask for “senza glutine” on menus.
- Many Italian restaurants can adapt traditional dishes (pasta, pizza, desserts) to be gluten-free — just tell your server.
- Exploring Italian classics like risotto, grilled meats, and naturally gluten-free appetizers is another tasty option.
Check Out the Italian Celiac Association
The Italian Celiac Association (AiC) is a fantastic resource for gluten-free travelers in Rome. The AiC website boasts a plethora of information on Italian food brands, local tips, recipes, and more. Their app is also extremely handy as it has a directory of certified gluten-free restaurants across Italy.Map Locations
A Couple
Dec 21, 2025
by A Couple
Definately a MUST
Perfect for gluten free couldn’t recommend enough. Nataliya was a great host. Will definitely be back and recommending to friend.