Gluten-free business directory
45 businesses found
La Rosa dei Venti
€€€Milan, Milan
AIC-certified fish restaurant, open since 2001 in Milan.
Be Bop
€€Milan, Milan
Restaurant and pizzeria near the Navigli, open since 1986, with gluten-free pizza.
Il Secchio e l'Olivaro
€€Rome, Rome
Pizzeria and bruschetteria in Ostiense, Rome, since 1999, dedicated gluten-free menu.
Fornerie Alessandrino
€€Rome, Rome
AIC-certified pizzeria, grill and burger restaurant in the Alessandrino district, Rome.
Casa Biga
€€Milan, Milan
AIC-certified artisan pizzeria in the Isola district, awarded Best GF Pizza.
Mama Eat
€€Milan, Milan
AIC-certified restaurant with a dual separate kitchen, zero cross-contamination.
Panperfocaccia
€€Turin, Turin
AIC-certified restaurant in Turin specializing in Ligurian and Piedmontese gluten-free dishes.
La Smorfia
€€Venaria Reale, Turin
AIC-certified pizzeria with over 25 years of gluten-free experience, near Turin.
Trattoria Vecchio Mercato
€€Bologna, Bologna
AIC-certified trattoria in Bologna, exclusively gluten-free kitchen.
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