Gluten-free pizza in Rome: 15 places, 2 dedicated
Rome · gluten-free pizza
In Rome you can eat gluten-free pizza at 2 bakeries we rate as dedicated gluten-free kitchens (★), both with pizza by the slice (Celiachiamo also makes round pizza), and at another 13 pizzerias and restaurants that describe their gluten-free pizza on their own websites (◐); 5 of them describe a separate kitchen, lab or department. A further 11 are listed by a directory or an online map listing, and we haven’t checked them yet.
How gluten-free pizza works in Rome
Rome has two pizzas: pizza al taglio, baked in trays and sold by weight in bakeries, and the round Roman pizza, thin and crisp, that pizzerias serve in the evening. Pizza by the slice is easiest at the dedicated bakeries, where everything is gluten-free and you order like everyone else. Round pizza mostly comes from pizzerias that also use wheat, and there what matters is how they keep it apart: some run a second kitchen, some a separate lab or department, some only a different dough.
Many Roman pizzerias point to AIC, the Italian coeliac association, whose eating-out programme (Alimentazione Fuori Casa) trains and inspects venues. If a place says it is in the AIC network, you can check it in AIC’s own search or app; if it only says “partner”, that is its own word.
When you book or order, ask three things. Does the gluten-free pizza have its own oven, or how do you bake it? Is the dough gluten-free (not farro, not “senza frumento”, not kamut: farro and kamut are wheats)? Do fried things, from supplì to courgette flowers, go into a fryer used only for gluten-free? And say you have coeliac disease, not just that you avoid gluten.
★ Dedicated gluten-free bakeries
Dedicated gluten-free kitchens in our rating. Each card quotes what the place says itself.
New Food Gluten Free
★ Dedicated AIC network Gluten-free bakery · 7 shops📍 Ponte Sisto: Piazza San Vincenzo Pallotti 208, 00186 Roma · Centro storico, by the Ponte Sisto bridge · Open in Google Maps ↗
★ Dedicated Piazza Fiume · Via Salaria 70, 00198 Roma · Open in Google Maps ↗
★ Dedicated San Giovanni, Via Britannia · Via Britannia 8, 00183 Roma · Open in Google Maps ↗
★ Dedicated Monteverde · Piazza Carlo Alberto Scotti 18, 00151 Roma · Open in Google Maps ↗
★ Dedicated Ponte Milvio · Via Riano 52, 00191 Roma · Open in Google Maps ↗
★ Dedicated EUR · Viale Beethoven 47, 00144 Roma · Open in Google Maps ↗
★ Dedicated Casal Palocco · Via di Casal Palocco 24, 00124 Roma · Open in Google Maps ↗
Serves: Pizza by the slice (“Pizza al taglio senza glutine”) and pizzette, bread, fresh pasta, cakes and cornetti, from the brand’s own gluten-free lab.
How they handle it: The brand’s own site: “Cucina 100% Gluten Free” (a 100% gluten-free kitchen), flours from mills that specialise in gluten-free, and “Aderisce al programma AIC Alimentazione Fuori Casa” (it takes part in AIC’s eating-out programme).
Watch out: These are the brand’s words for all seven shops; the map shows each one. Opening hours aren’t on the site, so check before a long trip out to EUR or Casal Palocco.
✓ Read on the venue’s own site · Oct 2026 · newfoodglutenfree.it ↗
Celiachiamo
★ Dedicated Gluten-free bakery and shop · 2 addresses📍 Tiburtina: Via Carlo Caneva 40, 00159 Roma · Open in Google Maps ↗
★ Dedicated Tuscolana, shop and lab · Viale dei Consoli 185, 00175 Roma · Open in Google Maps ↗
Serves: “Pizza al taglio e tonda” (pizza by the slice and round pizza), bread, pastries and fried snacks, plus a gluten-free supermarket.
How they handle it: Its own site: “c’è una produzione interna esclusivamente senza glutine” (everything made in house is gluten-free). The pizza page adds “Non abbiamo un forno separato per le nostre pizze senza glutine: ricordati che da Celiachiamo è tutto senza glutine” (we have no separate oven for our gluten-free pizzas: remember, at Celiachiamo everything is gluten-free).
✓ Read on the venue’s own site · Oct 2026 · celiachiamo.com ↗
◐ Gluten-free pizza in pizzerias and other places
First the places that describe a separate kitchen, lab or department for gluten-free, then the ones that only say the pizza is available. What we write comes from their own websites; confirm how they handle it when you order.
Mama Eat Roma
◐ GF-serving AIC partner Neapolitan pizzeria · 2 addresses📍 Trastevere: Via di San Cosimato 7, 00153 Roma · Open in Google Maps ↗
◐ GF-serving Vaticano, same chain · Borgo Pio 28, 00193 Roma · Open in Google Maps ↗
Serves: The whole menu also comes gluten-free, pizza and the fried starters included.
How they handle it: The chain states “Due cucine, due forni per pizza, due chef e due team.” (two kitchens, two pizza ovens, two chefs and two teams), and gluten-free dishes come on clear or coloured plates. It calls itself a partner of AIC.
Watch out: These are the chain’s words for all its branches. Two kitchens under one roof: say you have coeliac disease every time you order.
✓ Read on the venue’s own site · Oct 2026 · mamaeat.com ↗
Mercato Hostaria
◐ GF-serving AIC network Restaurant · pizzeria📍 Piazza Campo de’ Fiori 53, 00186 Roma · Campo de’ Fiori · Open in Google Maps ↗
Serves: Roman cooking and pizza on Campo de’ Fiori, with a separate gluten-free menu.
How they handle it: Its own site: “Produciamo la nostra pizza senza glutine in un laboratorio separato per evitare qualsiasi contaminazione” (it makes its gluten-free pizza in a separate lab), and “Aderiamo al programma AIC” (it follows AIC’s programme).
Watch out: The site describes the lab, not the oven: ask how your pizza is baked.
✓ Read on the venue’s own site · Oct 2026 · mercatohostaria.com ↗
Triticum
◐ GF-serving Pizzeria and bistrò · 2 addresses📍 Pizzeria, evenings: Via Mombaruzzo 162, Roma · West Rome, toward Casalotti · Open in Google Maps ↗
◐ GF-serving Triticum Zero Bistrò, all day · Largo Beata Teresa Verzeri 18, Roma · Open in Google Maps ↗
Serves: Pizza, fried snacks, bread and desserts, each “disponibili sia nella versione tradizionale che senza glutine” (in a standard and a gluten-free version).
How they handle it: Its own site: “Offriamo anche opzioni senza glutine, con cucina separata.” (gluten-free options, with a separate kitchen).
Watch out: The pizzeria opens in the evening; the bistrò is “aperto dalle 10:00 alle 23:00” (open 10:00 to 23:00). Both are out in the west of the city.
✓ Read on the venue’s own site · Oct 2026 · triticumzero.it ↗
La Tana dei Ricci
◐ GF-serving AIC network Restaurant · pizzeria📍 Via Pontina 391, 00128 Roma · Mostacciano, south Rome · Open in Google Maps ↗
Serves: Roman pizza, in its own words “La Vera Pizza Romana. Classica e Senza Glutine.” (classic and gluten-free), with a gluten-free menu next to the standard one.
How they handle it: Its own site promises “Doppia Cucina” (a double kitchen) and calls itself “Certificati AIC” (AIC-certified).
Watch out: Closed on Mondays. Evenings only on weekdays.
✓ Read on the venue’s own site · Oct 2026 · latanadeiricci.click ↗
Il Secchio e l’Olivaro
◐ GF-serving Pizzeria📍 Via delle Sette Chiese 188, 00145 Roma · Garbatella · Open in Google Maps ↗
Serves: Gluten-free round pizza, served on the plate, plus gluten-free fried snacks and desserts; the standard pizza here is baked in trays in a wood oven.
How they handle it: Its own site: “Tutta la produzione, rigorosamente artigianale, avviene in un apposito reparto gluten free” (all of it is made in a gluten-free department) and “le pizze vengono cotte in un forno elettrico” (the pizzas bake in an electric oven). The fried snacks come from a lab of their own: “Ci occupiamo personalmente della preparazione in un laboratorio dedicato ai fritti”.
Watch out: The site doesn’t say the electric oven is used only for gluten-free: ask.
✓ Read on the venue’s own site · Oct 2026 · ilsecchioelolivaro.it ↗
Starbene Senza Glutine
◐ GF-serving Gluten-free bakery and shop📍 Via Seggiano 13, 00139 Roma · Northeast Rome · Open in Google Maps ↗
Serves: Pizza by the slice and pizzette, bread, biscuits and pastries, plus packaged gluten-free food.
How they handle it: Its own site: “Nei nostri laboratori produciamo ogni giorno pane, pizza, biscotti, dolci e pasticceria salata: tutto fresco, senza glutine e senza lattosio.” (bread, pizza, biscuits and pastries made daily in its own labs, all gluten-free and lactose-free).
Watch out: Its catering is offered “con e senza glutine” (with and without gluten): for anything catered, ask.
✓ Read on the venue’s own site · Oct 2026 · starbeneroma.it ↗
Mangiafuoco
◐ GF-serving AIC network Pizzeria · trattoria📍 Via Chiana 37, 00198 Roma · Trieste quarter · Open in Google Maps ↗
Serves: Wood-oven pizza, grill, fresh pasta and fried starters, with a separate gluten-free menu: the dough comes “Anche senza glutine!” (gluten-free too).
How they handle it: Its own site says it joined AIC’s eating-out programme: “Tutto questo dopo aver aderito al progetto Alimentazione Fuori Casa ( AFC ) dell’Associazione Italiana Celiachia ( AIC ).”. Gluten-free dishes carry a little flag on the menu.
Watch out: A kitchen that also cooks with wheat: ask about the oven and the fryer.
✓ Read on the venue’s own site · Oct 2026 · mangiafuoco.org ↗
Voglia di Pizza Gluten Free
◐ GF-serving Pizzeria · restaurant📍 Via dei Giubbonari 33, 00186 Roma · Campo de’ Fiori · Open in Google Maps ↗
Serves: In its own words, “Tutti i piatti sul nostro menù sono disponibili nella variante senza glutine.” (every dish on the menu also comes gluten-free), with five gluten-free beers.
How they handle it: The site doesn’t describe the oven or how the gluten-free dough is kept apart.
Watch out: Despite the name, ask whether gluten-free and standard pizza share the oven and the fryer.
✓ Read on the venue’s own site · Oct 2026 · vogliadipizzaglutenfree.com ↗
Cimarra 4
◐ GF-serving Pizzeria · cocktail bar📍 Via Cimarra 4, 00184 Roma · Monti · Open in Google Maps ↗
Serves: Roman starters and pasta, pizza and homemade desserts: in its own words, “Antipasti, primi piatti romani, pizze (anche senza glutine) e dolci fatti in casa.”.
How they handle it: Its menu marks the pasta course as gluten-free only; for pizza you choose the dough: “Per la pizza specificare impasto senza glutine o tradizionale”. Gluten-free pizzas come on a white plate with a little flag.
Watch out: Both doughs come out of the same kitchen: ask about the oven. Closed on Mondays; opens at 17:30.
✓ Read on the venue’s own site · Oct 2026 · cimarra4.it ↗
La Soffitta Renovatio
◐ GF-serving AIC network Restaurant · pizzeria📍 Piazza del Risorgimento 46/A, 00192 Roma · Prati, near St Peter’s · Open in Google Maps ↗
Serves: In its own words, “Tutti i nostri piatti, gli antipasti, i primi, le pizze e i dolci possono essere preparati senza glutine.” (starters, pasta, pizza and desserts can all be made gluten-free).
How they handle it: Its own site: “Siamo iscritti all’AIC Associazione italiana celiachia.” (registered with AIC). It doesn’t describe the oven.
Watch out: It also makes a dough with farro flour, and farro (emmer or spelt) is a wheat: ask for the gluten-free dough by name.
✓ Read on the venue’s own site · Oct 2026 · lasoffittarenovatio.com ↗
Pantharei
◐ GF-serving Trattoria📍 Via della Minerva 19, 00186 Roma · Pantheon · Open in Google Maps ↗
Serves: A Roman trattoria by the Pantheon: “Tutti i nostri piatti sono possibili anche senza glutine.” (every dish also comes gluten-free), pizza included at dinner.
How they handle it: Gluten-free dishes carry a little flag; the site adds that the whole staff registered with AIC. It doesn’t describe the oven.
Watch out: Closed on Mondays. Ask how the gluten-free pizza is baked.
✓ Read on the venue’s own site · Oct 2026 · pantharei.it ↗
I Vitelloni, San Giovanni
◐ GF-serving Restaurant · pizzeria📍 Via Amiterno 42, 00183 Roma · San Giovanni · Open in Google Maps ↗
Serves: A big all-day restaurant and pizzeria: “Tutte le nostre pizze sono disponibili nelle versioni” (every pizza comes in its versions), gluten-free among them.
How they handle it: It calls itself “RISTORANTE DI TRADIZIONE E GLUTEN FREE” (a traditional and gluten-free restaurant) but doesn’t describe the oven or the kitchen.
Watch out: Its standard pizzas bake in a wood oven: ask where the gluten-free one bakes.
✓ Read on the venue’s own site · Oct 2026 · ivitelloni.it ↗
Gustoso Gluten Free Passion
◐ GF-serving AIC network Restaurant · pizzeria📍 Via Gasperina 151, Roma · Anagnina, southeast Rome · Open in Google Maps ↗
Serves: Roman pizza, pinsa and fried snacks, with a gluten-free option: “Dove la passione per la cucina tradizionale incontra l’opzione senza glutine!”
How they handle it: Its own site says it is part of AIC’s circuit and that its fried snacks are made gluten-free in house.
Watch out: Its standard pizza is “autentica pizza romana cotta nel tradizionale forno a legna” (baked in the wood oven); the site doesn’t say where the gluten-free one bakes.
✓ Read on the venue’s own site · Oct 2026 · gustosoristorantepizzeria.it ↗
Gluten-free options, listed by a directory or an online map listing, not yet checked by us
We haven’t yet read on their own sites how these places handle gluten-free, so they have no number and no pin. Call ahead and ask the three questions above.
- Pizza in Trevi, pizzeria by the Trevi Fountain, Via San Vincenzo 30, 00187 Roma · Listed, not yet checked
- Antica Birreria Viennese, beer hall and restaurant, Via della Croce 21, 00187 Roma · Listed, not yet checked
- Il Nuovo Faro, restaurant and pizzeria, Via in Arcione 78, 00187 Roma · Listed, not yet checked
- Ciardi Bar Ristorante, bar and restaurant, Monti, Via Cavour 267, 00184 Roma · Listed, not yet checked
- Miscele e Fuoco, pizzeria, Monti, Via Cavour 315, 00185 Roma · Listed, not yet checked
- Ristorante Elettra, restaurant, Esquilino, Via Principe Amedeo 72, 00185 Roma · Listed, not yet checked
- Taverna Lino, trattoria, Prati, Via Tunisi 18, 00192 Roma · Listed, not yet checked
- Sua Maestà la Pizzeria & la Filetteria, pizzeria, Via Valsavaranche 7, Roma · Listed, not yet checked
- Potter Pizza, pizzeria, Monteverde, Viale dei Colli Portuensi 346, 00151 Roma · Listed, not yet checked
- Gluten free Roma Piazza Vescovio, gluten-free bakery, Via Montebuono 37, 00199 Roma · Listed, not yet checked
- Zenzero, restaurant and pinseria by the sea, Via Mar dei Sargassi 68, 00122 Roma (Lido di Ostia) · Listed, not yet checked
Map
The numbers on the map match the numbered places above (★ and ◐); New Food has seven pins, all numbered 1. The places we haven’t checked yet aren’t on the map.
Questions
Is gluten-free pizza in Rome safe for coeliacs?
It depends on the place, not the city. We rate New Food Gluten Free and Celiachiamo as dedicated gluten-free kitchens, and each card quotes what they say themselves. In pizzerias that also use wheat, what counts is the separation: Mama Eat, Mercato Hostaria, Triticum, La Tana dei Ricci and Il Secchio e l’Olivaro describe a separate kitchen, lab or department. Always say you have coeliac disease.
Where can I get gluten-free pizza by the slice in Rome?
At the seven New Food Gluten Free shops (central by the Ponte Sisto bridge, then Piazza Fiume, San Giovanni, Monteverde, Ponte Milvio, EUR and Casal Palocco), at Celiachiamo on Via Carlo Caneva and Viale dei Consoli, and at Starbene Senza Glutine on Via Seggiano.
Is farro or “senza frumento” pizza gluten-free?
No. Farro is a wheat, and so is kamut. A “senza frumento” (wheat-free) dough can contain other grains with gluten or be made next to wheat. Ask for a “senza glutine” dough and how it is made.
Can I eat gluten-free supplì and fried starters?
Only if they go through a fryer used just for gluten-free. Celiachiamo writes that with them “è tutto senza glutine” (everything is gluten-free); Il Secchio e l’Olivaro says it makes its fried snacks in a separate lab. Elsewhere, ask about the fryer before you order.
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Sources: the numbered venues’ own websites, read on 1 October 2026; our Atlas entries, each symbol set from the venue’s own published words; for the places not yet checked, a third-party listing. Photos from Wikimedia Commons, credited under each image. Last verified 01.10.2026.
Reviewed against the HTGF methodology: every claim sourced, every listing tiered and dated. This article is practical guidance, not medical advice.
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