Lecco has 3 verified addresses, and all 3 are fully gluten-free: a patisserie, a grocery store and an ice cream shop. No sit-down meal, then — our database does not contain a gluten-free restaurant in Lecco — but three addresses where you can pick whatever you want without reading a label, including one backed by an AIC-validated protocol.

The city in numbers

Lecco's 3 verified addresses, by type
Bakery1
Grocery1
Ice cream shop1

Sweets: a patisserie and an ice cream shop

Baci di Riso, Via Risorgimento, is an artisan patisserie that is exclusively gluten-free, with a dairy-free option available on request: cookies, savory and sweet pastries, celebration cakes, all made in a dedicated lab. The shop is well loved by celiac families in the area, and highly rated — 4.95 ★ on around twenty reviews. Four specialized directories agree: mangiaresenzaglutine.it, Gluto, celiachiaitalia.com and felicisenzaglutine.it.

Grom, Piazza XX Settembre, is the city’s most reassuring address for a simple reason: the entire range is guaranteed gluten-free, ice cream, granitas, hot chocolate and cones included, and staff follow anti-contamination procedures validated by AIC. It is a national chain with a standardized protocol — the shop’s own official blog confirms the absence of gluten across the entire range and its AIC affiliation, as do celiachiaitalia.com and mangiaresenzaglutine.it. The cone, refused everywhere else, is possible here.

The grocery store

Celiritrovo, V.le Montegrappa, is a grocery store designed from the ground up for celiacs: pasta, fresh and frozen products, and occasional catering evenings built on gluten-free menus. Its dedicated status is confirmed by three independent sources, including theceliacmd.com, which describes it as a “dedicated gluten-free grocery store,” celiachiaitalia.com and mangiaresenzaglutine.it. It is the address to know if you are staying locally.

Our tips on site

  • Say “Sono celiaco” or “Sono celiaca” rather than “senza glutine”: in Italy, the word for the disease is understood and taken seriously.
  • Look for the AIC mark. The Italian celiac association validates Grom’s procedures; what the AFDIAG, AIC and FACE certifications actually guarantee is explained in our dedicated article.
  • Plan your meal elsewhere, questioning the kitchen yourself: none of these three addresses is a restaurant.
  • For the rest of the country, our guide to gluten-free travel in Italy covers local habits and the most common pitfalls.

Explore the 3 addresses

Every address cited has been verified at the source: existence, actual gluten-free level, risks. All 3 are on the Nutrixe map. Lecco is missing a restaurant: if you know one, suggest it. The full list is on our page gluten-free restaurants in Lecco.

Figures at the time of publication. The database grows every week: today's exact count is always on the map.