100% Dedicated Gluten-Free Restaurants in Milano

Risotteria Melotti is a rare oasis where celiacs can finally exhale—every single dish, from the first bite of warm rice focaccia to that dreamy pistachio cheesecake, is 100% gluten-free. The Melotti family’s devotion to rice, cultivated on their own farm and transformed into silky risotti and playful arancini, brings a sense of homey comfort and celebration to the table. You can truly relax here: there’s no lurking cross-contamination risk, just pure joy in savoring flavors you don’t have to second-guess. For anyone who’s tired of grilling waiters or picking through menus with a magnifying glass, this place feels like a little slice of freedom in Milan.

Grom is a rare gem for those of us with celiac—this is a 100% dedicated gluten-free gelateria, so you can finally let your guard down and just enjoy the moment. Every scoop, cone, and crepe is crafted without gluten, with transparent ingredient lists and allergen info that make you feel genuinely seen. The pure flavors—think pistachio, dark chocolate, or mango—let the real ingredients shine, and even the cones have that elusive crunch you might've forgotten about. Honestly, there’s something so freeing about walking in and knowing you’re safe, whether you’re craving a classic cup or want to relive childhood memories with a proper gelato cone.

PanPerMe is a true sanctuary for anyone living gluten free—everything here is 100% gluten-free, so you can finally put cross-contamination worries aside and just enjoy. The bakery's shelves are brimming with golden croissants, pillowy focaccia, and decadent cakes, all crafted with a creative mix of flours that give each bite a little extra soul. It's not just about safety (though that's rock-solid); it's the warmth of being able to choose freely from the whole menu, whether you're after brunch classics, a savory quiche, or a melt-in-your-mouth pastry. You know what? Walking in feels like coming home to a place where celiacs can actually let their guard down and savor every moment—because here, "gluten free" really means freedom.