Gluten-free bakery in Naples: 6 places, 2 dedicated

UPDATED=2026-10-04READ=9 MINREVIEW=HTGF EDITORIAL
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Naples Β· gluten-free pastry

In Naples, 2 pastry shops are dedicated gluten-free kitchens in our rating (β˜…): the Leopoldo Senza Glutine pastry bar on Piazza Cavour, with sfogliatelle, babΓ  and pastiere from the Leopoldo group’s gluten-free line, and Casa Infante Zero Glutine in the Vomero, with the brand’s β€œZero Glutine” line. Another 4 bakeries and counters also work with wheat and have a gluten-free line or a few gluten-free sweets (◐): bread and pastry, taralli, cannoli, cornetti and graffe. A further 6 are listed by a directory or an online map listing, and we haven’t checked them yet.

How gluten-free pastry works in Naples

Neapolitan pastry is made of wheat: sfogliatella, babΓ , pastiera, cornetto, graffa. On this page two places are dedicated gluten-free kitchens in our rating: the Leopoldo Senza Glutine pastry bar on Piazza Cavour and Casa Infante Zero Glutine in the Vomero. The others are bakeries and counters that also work with wheat and have a gluten-free line or a few gluten-free items.

In a mixed bakery the flour is everywhere, so two things count: where the gluten-free item is made, and how it is kept and served at the counter. The graffa and the classic cannolo shell are fried: ask whether the gluten-free ones go into separate oil.

At the counter, ask three things. Which sweets are gluten-free, and are they made here or in a dedicated lab? How do you keep them apart in the display and when you serve them? And for anything fried: is the oil only for gluten-free? Always say you have coeliac disease.

A tray of small Italian pastries, including mini cannoli, cream puffs and chocolate-coated bites, on a red floral cloth
In a mixed pastry shop, ask which pastries are gluten-free and how they are kept apart on the counter. Photo: Ensahequ, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

β˜… Dedicated gluten-free pastry shops

Dedicated gluten-free kitchens in our rating. Each card quotes what the place or its brand says.


  1. Leopoldo Cafebar Senza Glutine

    β˜… Dedicated Pastry bar Β· gluten-free

    πŸ“ Piazza Cavour 78/79, 80137 Napoli Β· Piazza Cavour, by the Archaeological Museum Β· Open in Google Maps β†—

    Serves: The Neapolitan morning from the Leopoldo gluten-free line: sfogliatelle, babΓ , pastiere and other Neapolitan pastries, with coffee.

    How they handle it: The Leopoldo pastry group lists this shop as β€œLeopoldo Senza Glutine Piazza Cavour 78/79 Napoli”. Its FAQ says β€œi prodotti gluten-free vengono preparati separatamente dalla pasticceria tradizionale napoletana per evitare la contaminazione incrociata” (the gluten-free products are made separately from the traditional pastry, to avoid cross-contamination), and the group names β€œulteriori due laboratori di produzione, dedicati rispettivamente al senza glutine e senza lattosio ed alla produzione di taralli” (production labs, one for gluten-free and lactose-free, one for taralli).

    Watch out: The group’s other shops in Naples sell its traditional pastry: for gluten-free, come to this one on Piazza Cavour.

    βœ“ Read on the brand’s website Β· Oct 2026 Β· leopoldoinfante.it β†—


  2. Casa Infante Zero Glutine

    β˜… Dedicated Pastry shop Β· Zero Glutine line

    πŸ“ Largo Antignano 20, Napoli Β· Vomero, Largo Antignano Β· Open in Google Maps β†—

    Serves: Neapolitan cakes from the brand’s gluten-free line, such as β€œPastiera Senza Glutine” and β€œCrostata Caracciolo Senza Glutine”.

    How they handle it: The Casa Infante brand sells this line on its own site under the heading β€œZERO GLUTINE Delizie che possono gustare tutti” (treats everyone can enjoy). The brand says this for the line, not for this shop: its site doesn’t describe how the Largo Antignano shop handles gluten-free.

    Watch out: Brand-level words only: ask whether everything on the counter is gluten-free, and say you have coeliac disease.

    βœ“ Read on the brand’s website Β· Oct 2026 Β· casainfante.it β†—

◐ Gluten-free sweets in mixed bakeries and counters

These places also work with wheat. What we write comes from their own websites; confirm how they handle gluten-free when you buy.


  1. Panificio e Pasticceria Antonio Rescigno

    ◐ GF-serving Bakery and pastry shop Β· 2 addresses

    πŸ“ Via Domenico Cirillo 74, 80139 Napoli Β· Near Piazza Cavour Β· Open in Google Maps β†—

    ◐ GF-serving Rescigno bar and pastry shop, same family Β· Via Foria 40, 80139 Napoli Β· Open in Google Maps β†—

    Serves: Bread and Neapolitan pastry, with a gluten-free line: β€œUna selezione di prodotti artigianali freschi, dal pane alla pasticceria moderna e tradizionale specificamente formulati per intolleranti al glutine.” (fresh artisan products, from bread to modern and traditional pastry, made for people who can’t eat gluten).

    How they handle it: Its own site has a gluten-free line (β€œLinea senza glutine”) but doesn’t say where it is made or how it is kept apart from the wheat bakery.

    Watch out: A working bakery full of flour: ask which items are gluten-free and how they are packed and stored.

    βœ“ Read on the venue’s own site Β· Oct 2026 Β· panificioantoniorescigno.it β†—


  2. Tarallificio Leopoldo

    ◐ GF-serving Taralli shop

    πŸ“ Via Foria 212, 80139 Napoli Β· Via Foria Β· Open in Google Maps β†—

    Serves: Neapolitan taralli, with a gluten-free range (β€œTaralli Gluten Free”).

    How they handle it: The Leopoldo group, which runs it, names β€œulteriori due laboratori di produzione, dedicati rispettivamente al senza glutine e senza lattosio ed alla produzione di taralli” (a production lab for gluten-free and lactose-free, and one for taralli).

    Watch out: The site doesn’t say how the shop on Via Foria keeps the gluten-free taralli apart from the wheat ones: ask, and check the pack.

    βœ“ Read on the venue’s own site Β· Oct 2026 Β· tarallerianapoletana.com β†—


  3. AMMU Cannoli Espressi Siciliani

    ◐ GF-serving Sicilian cannoli

    πŸ“ Via Chiaia 159, 80121 Napoli Β· Via Chiaia Β· Open in Google Maps β†—

    Serves: Cannoli filled to order, with a choice of shell: β€œΓˆ possibile scegliere tra cialda classica fritta, cialda senza strutto e cialda senza glutine.” (classic fried, lard-free or gluten-free).

    How they handle it: Its own site offers the gluten-free shell next to the classic fried one, and says β€œI nostri cannoli vengono farciti al momento.” (the cannoli are filled on the spot); it doesn’t say how the shells are made or stored.

    Watch out: The filling goes in at a counter full of wheat shells: ask for a clean bag and spoon for your gluten-free cannolo.

    βœ“ Read on the venue’s own site Β· Oct 2026 Β· ammu.eu β†—


  4. Parentesi Graffe

    ◐ GF-serving Pastry bar Β· cornetti and graffe

    πŸ“ Via Conte di Ruvo 7, 80135 Napoli Β· Open in Google Maps β†—

    Serves: Cornetti, graffe and muffins, with gluten-free versions on its menu: β€œCornetto cioccolato senza glutine”, β€œGraffa senza glutine” and β€œMuffin Classico Senza Glutine”.

    How they handle it: Its online menu lists the gluten-free items next to the regular ones and doesn’t say how they are made or kept apart.

    Watch out: A graffa is a fried doughnut: ask whether the gluten-free one is fried in separate oil.

    βœ“ Read on the venue’s own site Β· Oct 2026 Β· parentesigraffe-napoli.it β†—

Gluten-free options, listed by a directory or an online map listing, not yet checked by us

We haven’t read on their own sites how these places handle gluten-free yet, so they have no number and no pin. Call ahead and ask the three questions above.

  • Il Cornettone, night cornetteria, Via Alessio Mazzocchi 54, 80141 Napoli Β· Listed, not yet checked
  • Il Forno di Giojo (senza glutine), bakery, Vomero, Viale Privato Albino Albini 6, 80127 Napoli Β· Listed, not yet checked
  • Maxiforno gluten free, bakery, Soccavo, Via dell’Epomeo 322, 80126 Napoli Β· Listed, not yet checked
  • OVEN Forno Vegetariano, vegetarian bakery, old centre, Vico San Pietro a Maiella 10, 80138 Napoli Β· Listed, not yet checked
  • DesΓ¬o Gelato & Pastry, gelato and pastry, seafront, Via Partenope 37, 80121 Napoli Β· Listed, not yet checked
  • Pasticcerie Leopoldo, pastry shop, Vomero, Piazza degli Artisti 6, 80128 Napoli Β· Listed, not yet checked

Map

The numbers on the map match the numbered places above (β˜… and ◐). The places we haven’t checked yet aren’t on the map.

Questions

Are gluten-free bakeries in Naples safe for coeliacs?

It depends on the kitchen, not the city. We rate the 2 β˜… places, Leopoldo Senza Glutine on Piazza Cavour and Casa Infante Zero Glutine in the Vomero, as dedicated gluten-free kitchens, and each card quotes what the place or its brand says: the Leopoldo group, for example, says its gluten-free products are made separately from its traditional pastry. In the other bakeries, ask where the gluten-free item is made and how it is served. Always say you have coeliac disease.

Where can I get a gluten-free sfogliatella in Naples?

At Leopoldo Senza Glutine on Piazza Cavour: sfogliatelle are in the Leopoldo group’s gluten-free line, with babΓ  and pastiere. Ask what is in that day.

Can I get a gluten-free cannolo in Naples?

AMMU Cannoli Espressi Siciliani on Via Chiaia offers a gluten-free shell next to the classic fried one, and fills the cannoli to order. Ask how the gluten-free shell is stored and for a clean piping bag.

Where can I find gluten-free cornetti and graffe in Naples?

The menu of Parentesi Graffe on Via Conte di Ruvo lists gluten-free cornetti, a gluten-free graffa and gluten-free muffins next to the regular ones. The graffa is fried: ask whether the gluten-free one goes into separate oil.

More on Naples and Italy

Sources: the numbered places’ own websites, read on 2 October 2026 (Leopoldo Senza Glutine: the Leopoldo group’s site; Parentesi Graffe: its online menu); 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 02.10.2026.


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