Top 17 Gluten-Free Italian Spots to Enjoy in Hamburg City
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Last updated: July 1, 2025
Ristorante Piccobello
Schenkendorfstraße 30, 22085 Hamburg, Germany
Celiac friendly
ItalianAllergen FriendlyDeliveryDinnerKid FriendlyOpen Late NightLunchOutdoor SeatingTake AwayVegetarian OptionsVegan OptionsPastaPizza
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Sydney Lang
Wow!! What an amazing experience!! The food was amazing, the folks were so kind, the wine was wonderful. A fantastic evening in Hamburg. My gluten-free sister was well taken care of and had lots to eat. Everyone should eat here if you get the chance!
At Capriccio, the staff is not only super friendly and attentive, but also well informed about the needs and difficulties of a gluten-free diet.
Here, for the first time, gluten-free bread was available as a little treat before the meal and because they know how special it is, it was specially roasted, which makes it much, much better.
The regular menu is already appealing in itself, but the additional, changing menu is a real highlight.
The food is excellent and really worth every penny.
We have already eaten at Capriccio twice and are already planning our next visit.
The gluten-free pizza was delicious, but the service was subpar.
The first thing the waiter brought me was the tea I ordered. With tea there was a biscuit on the spoon on the plate ;))
No, it's not gluten-free. Why would she have brought it to me with the gluten-free pizza? She wouldn't have known that I wanted "everything" gluten-free! Ohhh. The first doubts arose. I mean, the pizza costs an extra charge if it's gluten-free - why do I order it when it's not necessary and I can apparently tolerate foods containing gluten (i.e. no pizza, yes biscuits?)???
I asked her to take away the biscuit and replace the spoon. She came back with the same saucer, unfortunately also with the same spoon with the crumbs still on it.
I don't know of any restaurant that works like this. In my opinion, returning a spoon with gluten-containing crumbs to the guest after taking it out does not demonstrate expertise and, in my opinion, does not represent quality of service on this point.
In contrast to mama Blankenese, where I received competent and friendly advice about being gluten-free and ate delicious pasta, my visit to mama in Lehmweg was disappointing.
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Peregrino1970
We have eaten at Luigi's several times and definitely not the last time! The large variety of extravagant pizzas with enormous diameters is unique. And for my girlfriend there are these, a little smaller but just as delicious, also gluten-free. Be sure to reserve on weekends and still allow for a bit of a wait. To bridge this gap, there is a Prosecco on the house. The rooms are quaintly narrow but very creatively decorated. The staff is super friendly, even when the hut is on fire. We only had to wait two (!) minutes from the time we placed the order for my large beer and the red wine for my girlfriend, and we actually only had to wait another ten minutes for our pizzas. After the delicious meal, there were two Sambuca with flambéed coffee beans on the house. So we had another fantastic meal at our favorite Italian restaurant. Always happy to come back when we are in Hamburg!
We were there on Saturday evening. It was very well attended. Our reserved table was available immediately. The menu is varied and not too big. There are several gluten free dishes which is really great for people with celiac disease. That was also the reason why we visited this restaurant. The food, drinks and service were really very good. It's a shame that the atmosphere is a little bit cool. But you can do that positively with the others
en things very well. We will definitely come back. Thank you for the lovely evening 👋
We were in this restaurant for the first time. The ambience is great, the menu is nicely laid out.
There are vegan and gluten-free pizzas and pasta.
The service was friendly.
We had to wait longer until our order was taken and the serving of the food took longer because the take-out dishes were prepared first.
There was bread in advance, which you could order for free.
The pizzas tasted good, the pasta was manageable, for just under €16 it could actually have been a little more.
All in all, we probably won't eat there again.
Rain, hail, or shine—Jill’s is always worth a visit, so be sure to book ahead! The pizza is fantastic, and their gluten-free base (a rare find in Hamburg) is a game-changer. The cocktails are just as impressive. With cozy indoor seating and a charming back courtyard, it’s a great spot year-round. In the colder months, don’t forget your gloves—but if you do, no worries, they’ve got blankets on hand to keep you warm!
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D. S.
Gluten free pinsa! The idea is very good, the implementation is bad for celiacs!
All pinsas are baked in the same oven, so contamination can occur. It's a shame, but the gluten-free pinsas are not suitable for celiacs! 😌
Discriminatory jokes about celiac disease
I actually heard a lot of good things about the restaurant and found the location to be very appealing from the outside. Both inside and outside there was a nice and warming atmosphere despite the current cold, drizzly weather in Hamburg.
However, I am very disappointed with the staff and couldn't enjoy the ambience at all. Because of my celiac disease, I have to follow a very strict gluten-free diet. Unfortunately, contamination is often an issue and so I always have to ask the waitress whether something is gluten-free or not when there is no allergen food and drink menu in front of me. I'll be honest: I also find it super annoying, but I didn't choose my disability. Now I asked mulled wine whether it contains gluten, as not everyone knows that unfortunately wheat is sometimes added as a starch when preparing mulled wine. Instead of receiving a neutral answer, the employee reacted annoyed and I was confronted with unpleasant jokes. I didn't understand why the employee had to emphasize with an annoyed undertone that her colleagues had laughed at her over this question. In between, an employee came and made a joke about my gluten intolerance, which I found to be offensive.
I didn't choose this disability and found the service overall to be very disgraceful. Overall I felt very uncomfortable. My friends were shocked by the staff's reaction to my question. I very much hope that a neutral attitude towards customers with disabilities and intolerances can be maintained in the future. They lost me as a customer after that evening.
Today I ordered a pizza margarita, gluten free and buffalo mozzarella for €17 and it would be delivered to me in 30 minutes...the pizza was cold and really not tasty and the cheese was lost in the box.