Trento is a small city, and that is precisely what makes it a good coeliac stop: of the 6 verified addresses in our database, 4 are fully dedicated, and almost all of them sit in the historic centre, a few minutes’ walk from each other. Three, including the Grom gelato shop, carry the AIC network — the Italian coeliac association — the most solid marker that exists in the country.

The city in numbers

Trento's 6 verified addresses, by type
Bakeries2
Gelato shops2
Groceries2

The AIC network addresses

Gastronomia Senza Glutine Cirilli, on via Calepina, was opened in 2024 by the Cirilli family: a fully dedicated gastronomia — breads, focaccias, pastries, hot dishes in the Apulian style — member of the AIC-certified network. Local media (Il Dolomiti, Il Trentino delle Meraviglie) cite it among the five certified gluten-free places in Trentino; Google rating 4.7. For a proper sit-down meal in the centre, this is the address.

Il Mondo Senza Glutine, on via di Madonna Bianca, presents itself as the city’s first mini fast-food with products fresh from the oven every day, entirely gluten-free, AIC logo displayed on its website. A little out of the centre, but this is where you eat quickly without asking a question.

Grom, Piazza del Duomo: the gelato chain is AIC-certified — ice cream, cones, crêpes and drinks guaranteed gluten-free by the association’s checks. One honest nuance, from our verification: the Trento branch is directly managed by the chain, so presumably covered, but no audit specific to this address was found. Another caveat: the shop also serves cornetti containing gluten, so it is a mixed kitchen: ask about precautions.

The other two dedicated kitchens

Fior di Gusto, on via Giuseppe Grazioli, two steps from Piazza Duomo: an artisan gelateria 100% gluten-free since 2022 — “tutto senza glutine”, says the official website, confirmed by the Con-Gelato media outlet. Classic and indulgent flavours, also available lactose-free, cakes to order. A dedicated gelato shop in a city this size is a luxury.

MaTì bakery, in the androna di Borgo Nuovo, right in the historic centre, is recognised as a dedicated bakery by the coeliac community (Gluto 4.9/5): breads, focaccias, brownies, pizzas renewed daily. A tip from the reviews: go early, products sell out by the end of the day.

The shop to read label by label

GlutenFreeWorld Senza Glutine Glutenfrei, on via Bolzano, is a specialist shop with organic certification (ABCERT) on display. But its catalogue mixes beer and various processed products whose gluten-free status varies item by item, and we found no “100% senza glutine” statement: classed “identified menu” out of caution. Useful for shopping, provided you check every item — and leave the beer, unless explicitly labelled.

Our tips on site

  • “Sono celiaco / celiaca”. In Italy the word triggers the right reflexes everywhere; the AIC has trained restaurateurs for decades. Then “È certificato AIC?”.
  • Look for the AIC logo. Three of our six addresses have it. Elsewhere in Trento, it is the sign that a kitchen has been audited by people whose job it is.
  • Everything is on foot. Duomo, via Grazioli, via Calepina, Borgo Nuovo: lunch at Cirilli, a gelato at Fior di Gusto or Grom, bread at MaTì — the same afternoon, no transport.
  • Trento is a gateway to the Dolomites: our guide to gluten-free travel in Italy covers the rest of the country, and the AFDIAG, AIC and FACE certifications explains what the logo really guarantees.

Explore the 6 addresses

Every address cited has been verified at the source: existence, actual gluten-free level, risks. All 6 are on the Nutrixe map — and if your Trento address is missing, suggest it. The full list is on our page gluten-free restaurants in Trento.

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