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Gluten free · checked October 29, 2026
Gluten-free Milan
Eating gluten free here: Easy
Milan is one of the easiest cities in the world to be coeliac: rice country, so risotto is everywhere, plus fully gluten-free bakeries for your morning cornetto and a gluten-free cotoletta alla milanese.
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What to ask
Sono celiaco. Non posso mangiare glutine, nemmeno in tracce. Questo piatto è preparato senza contaminazione? I'm coeliac. I can't eat gluten, not even traces. Is this dish made with no cross-contamination?
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Where to eat
Everything 100% gluten free Careful kitchen Good options
All kinds Restaurants Bakeries and sweets Cafés and brunch Pizza Street food and markets
100% gluten freeThe whole kitchen is gluten free. Order anything.
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100% gluten free
Between Sant'Ambrogio and the Duomo · Corso Magenta 9
The whole place is gluten free. Source: Appetito Magazine (a coeliac writer in Milan, Sept 2025) , checked October 29, 2026
Get: Cotoletta alla milanese, then torta della nonna
Milanese classics, ravioli with ragù, brunch, and a safe aperitivo. The cakes come from their own pastry shop nearby.
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Navigli, by Porta Genova · Via Privata Sartirana 1
The whole place is gluten free. Source: Appetito Magazine (a coeliac writer in Milan, Sept 2025) , checked October 29, 2026
Get: Saffron risotto, or truffle, radicchio, cacio e pepe
Milan is rice country, and here even the starters and desserts are rice.
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100% gluten free
Porta Romana side, two metro stops from the Duomo · Via Curtatone 6
The whole place is gluten free. Source: Appetito Magazine (a coeliac writer in Milan, Sept 2025) , checked October 29, 2026
Get: A custard cornetto and a cappuccino, or arancini and panzerotti
Every coeliac's breakfast in Milan. Panettone at Christmas.
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Porta Romana, a tram ride from the Duomo · Viale Monte Nero 57
The whole place is gluten free. Source: Appetito Magazine (a coeliac writer in Milan, Sept 2025) , checked October 29, 2026
Get: Cornetti, crostata, tiramisu, or the brunch plates
Café and bakery for a snack or a whole brunch, with focaccia and pizza al taglio.
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Near La Scala (and around the city) · Via Santa Margherita 16
The whole place is gluten free. Source: Appetito Magazine (a coeliac writer in Milan, Sept 2025) , checked October 29, 2026
Get: Crema come una volta, caffè, or strawberry
The gelato chain that's entirely gluten free, cones and toppings too.
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Coeliac-careful kitchenNot a gluten-free kitchen, but trained for coeliacs: accredited, a separate fryer or a separate menu with real protocols.
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Careful kitchen
Near Piazza Missori · Via Zebedia 9
AIC-certified chain started by a coeliac mother, with separate prep. Source: Wheatless Wanderlust (a coeliac traveller, updated May 2026) , checked October 29, 2026
Get: Pizza tricolore (pesto, sausage, cherry tomatoes), parmigiana, torta caprese
Neapolitan comfort food: pizza, parmigiana, pasta e patate.
Good gluten-free optionsPlenty you can eat and staff who get it, in a kitchen that also uses flour. Say it's coeliac, not a preference.
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Good options
Porta Garibaldi · Viale Francesco Crispi 2
Gluten-free pizza alongside wheat pizza. Ask how it's kept apart. Source: Appetito Magazine (a coeliac writer in Milan, Sept 2025) , checked October 29, 2026
Get: The Napoli (margherita with anchovies)
A Naples native's pizzeria that does gluten-free pizza as well as wheat. Book on weekends.
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Five minutes from the Duomo
Gluten-free choices across the menu. Say you're coeliac. Source: Appetito Magazine (a coeliac writer in Milan, Sept 2025) , checked October 29, 2026
Get: Peperone ripieno, vitello tonnato, a bottle off the long list
Elegant Piedmontese cooking with a garden and over 600 wines, for a proper dinner out.
Before you go
Watch out for
Cotoletta alla milanese (breaded) unless the kitchen makes it gluten free Panettone and pastries from ordinary bakeries Aperitivo snacks from a shared buffet Gelato scoops that touched a cone Gluten-reduced beer made with barley
Source: Wheatless Wanderlust (a coeliac traveller)
Help on the ground AIC (Associazione Italiana Celiachia) : The Italian coeliac association. Its app lists certified places.
Appetito Magazine : A coeliac writer's Milan guide, the main source for this one.
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How Chef checks: every place here says it on its own site, or a coeliac writer who ate there does, and we link which. We checked on October 29, 2026. Kitchens change, staff change: if it's coeliac disease, say so every time. Photos marked "a photo like it" aren't of that place. No place paid to be here.
Sono celiaco. Non posso mangiare glutine, nemmeno in tracce. Questo piatto è preparato senza contaminazione? I'm coeliac. I can't eat gluten, not even traces. Is this dish made with no cross-contamination?
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