Voglia di Pizza - Gluten free

We ate a lot and all it was gluten free, safe for celiac disease-gluten free diet, waiters were amazing and it was delicious. We ate vegetable mix for appetizer, then for main course pizza capricciosa and pasta carbonara and last but not least tiramisu and cheesecake for desert. I don't usually eat a lot of gluten free pasta out of my home this was amazing. Also why I say personal is amazing is that I dropped a fork and I got a new one immediately, we didn't wait at all to get served or for drinks and meals, they were charismatic as well. The empty plate is the proof!

Hidden gem in Rome! Tucked away on a quiet corner street, this restaurant offers an incredible gluten free menu — including beers and gluten free pasta. The entire dining experience was exceptional, with attentive and friendly service that made us feel truly welcome. Highly recommended for anyone, especially those seeking gluten-free options without compromise."

Best gluten free food we have had in Italy so far!! Must ask for gluten free. Everything was perfect, our favourites were the croquette and pizza. Kind servers and close to main attractions. Generous portion sizes (including spritz). 100% recommend.

Such a fantastic find! A restaurant that fully caters for a gluten free diet, and most importantly produces the most amazing tasting food. We are also plant based, but never fear they can help with that too. Finally, have a glass of the Chianti and thank me later.

Sadly the carbonara didn't taste like carbonara at all. The sauce wasn't a bit creamy and the guiancale was of lower quality (also not much). The egg yolk was already crumbly. The gluten free noodles weren't the best (quality wise.) Standart supermarket quality. I would expect more from a gluten free restaurant in rome and have already experienced way better in rome. Maybe i was unlucky with the sauce, but the quality of the noodles makes me suspect, that quality control is not important to the owner.

This a is very good restaurant. The pizza in this place is awesome. The have plenty of options of gluten free pizza and pasta, all delicious. We went there several times on our trip to Rome. Besides de gluten free pizza and pasta, we tried the salad and chicken and they were also very good. They also do delivery! Fully recommended!

had lots of options and portions were reaally big which was good. food also arrived pretty quickly. the food itself was good but nothing crazy

Voglia Pizza in Campo di Fiori, Rome was a wonderful discovery during our visit. It was the best part of our time in Rome! We tried their traditional pizzas and they were really tasty. The customer service was fantastic, the staff were friendly and knew their stuff. The atmosphere was great too, cozy and inviting. Overall, Voglia Pizza exceeded our expectations and we can't wait to go back for more delicious pizza. It's a must-visit for anyone looking for a genuine Italian dining experience in Rome. Cheers!

For lunch, we decided to try Voglia di Pizza. They have a separate gluten free menu. It wasn't busy on a Friday afternoon (1:00pm). Surprisingly, no coperto was charged. - Boscaiola pasta (15,50€) - opted for gnocchi and switched to a tomato sauce. Average - Pesto genovese (15,50€) - pasta came out lukewarm, portion was small. Disappointing

This place offers their whole menu either as gluten-free or regular. Which is great for those of us who eat gluten-free and are in parties with other people as well. Both my husband and I really enjoyed our pizzas! He got the regular zucchini pizza and I got the gluten-free vegetarian. Both delicious! Convenient location, quick service, and a charming space.

Omg as someone who is allergic to wheat, I never thought I'd be able to eat great pasta on my trip to Rome. But then I found this place and everything from the GF bruschetta to the GF pasta was amazing. I will def be back!!

We stopped here for lunch while walking back from the Borghese Museum to our hotel near the Pantheon. It says gluten free menu but they have both gluten free and a regular menu. We wanted pizza and they had many options. The crust is thin and it was nice and crispy. Lots of cheese and toppings. We split two pizzas among 4 people and it was enough for lunch for all of us. We got the last outdoor table and it was lovely to eat on the sidewalk. A nice canvas roof kept the hot sun off of our backs. Service was excellent. We enjoyed resting our tired feet with some food and drinks.

Great pizza and sprtiz! Warm and welcoming. Very close to Campo de Fiori. I had non gluten and it was fantastic. A lot of vegetarian options.

Delicious!! So many Gluten Free options. We started with the bruschetta on GF toast - soooo good. Definitely get this. We then had the GF seafood pasta. I will dream about this for the rest of my life.

ATTENTION: if you have celiac you NEED to come here. They are extremely aware of all of the implications surrounding the disease and have worked some type of magic to turn everything on the menu into a gluten free adaptable dish. My boyfriend has never tried garlic bread and we were able to share a cheesy garlic bread with bruschetta and I could not taste the difference. He was in the bathroom and said when he came out he saw the servers taking his pizza out of a special gluten free designated area which is soooo awesome and important. The pasta was plenty and we both got gluten free dishes, again I was unable to differentiate from regular pasta.

Such good pasta, especially the gnocchi! Totally recommend this place! Also, it is gluten free, which is a plus!

Best Pasta that I have had this entire trip and our server was as amazing as the food! Definite "5" and would HIGHLY RECOMMEND this restaurant.

We went here for lunch and ate outside, which was lovely. I enjoyed the gluten free mushroom pizza and the suppli. For dessert, I had the GF tiramisu which was fabulous. Would highly recommend!

Came by the place to grab a quick early dinner before going on night tour and we were glad we stumbled in to this little place. Service friendly and food was excellent. We had four cheese pizza and bucatini with tomato/garlic/seafood sauce. It was delicious. Would recommend it.

Attention gluten free people - you can enjoy some of the best Italian food in Rome at this restaurant! The gluten free margarita pizza was so amazing, you literally cannot taste the difference. The spaghetti Arrabiata was incredible, as was the gnocchi. You really can't go wrong with this place at all! The service is quick and it is affordably priced. The GF tiramisu was also SO yummy! You cannot taste the difference. Overall, authentic Italian food! PS, it is close to frigidarium which is a gelato place you also cannot miss while you are here!

My friend is gluten free so she found this place and we came. She was super happy with her pizza and loved it. My normal pizza was fine, nothing special, I actually liked her GF better so might be worth a try.

Well this was not what we expected. After looking on yelp for a decently priced dinner joint close to our hotel, we landed on Voglia Di Pizza. What a letdown. Strike 1: The only available table was by the restroom. So constantly had people rattling door handle and having to tell them someone was in there, not ideal but okay, it's a big city and small spaces. Strike 2: We ordered two pastas: one penne and one gnocchi. Both came out as spaghetti. Our waitress said they were out of penne for the one dish but didn't explain the other dish. Strike 3: Turns out she just got our order wrong and didn't want to fix it. Also, why didn't she let us know BEFORE our food was on our table that they were out of penne? Strike 4: The table next to us broke a glass before we had even ordered and it hadn't been cleaned up before we left. Good news is it was fairly priced and food was decent.

We ordered bruchetta two pasta dishes and it was very delicious. We couldn't eat it all. The portion are large. Had two glasses of wine with it, what a wonderful meal. Prices are very reasonable and ample seating outdoor too.

If you're looking for gluten free pizza, this is the place to go! It's located right next to Campo die Fiori and has the best pizza I found in Rome. Even my non-gluten free fiancée agreed. We had a cheese pizza and a rice ball. Highly recommend!

Never in my life have I had such an incredible gluten free experience. Right when we walked in, the waitress asked if either of us had a gluten sensitivity or celiac, and proceeded to give me a full gluten free menu! Wow!! I already felt safe with my food allergies! Let me tell you, we ate here all 3 nights we were in Rome because it was so darn good. First night, I got the tuna tomato GF pizza without cheese and second night I got the same with added zucchini! HOLY COW! Honestly this was the best gluten free pizza I've ever had. Ever. The crust was crispy and soft at the same time, and they LOADED up the pizza with toppings. Massive portion as well for only €11. My stomach was so happy both nights! Third night, I got the GF Penne Rucola e Gamberi (shrimp, tomato, and rocket). INCEDIBLE!!! I was speechless. The gluten free cream caramel and cheesecake were both out of this world divine as well. So many amazing flavors. I wish I could give this place 10 stars. If you have any gluten issue, PLEASE GO HERE! From the staff, to the food, to the atmosphere, it's a true gem in Rome. Your tastebuds will thank me later!

We've here on several trips. Our son has a gluten allergy. He loves this place. He thinks it's amazing. According to him the pizzas and pasta are miracles. (He's in his 20s and since his diagnosis has missed good pasta and pizza so you can go imagine his excitement to enjoy high quality gluten free pasta and pizza. My wife and I think so too - and we don't eat gluten free pasta or pizza - so we get the regular menu. On this trip it's just the two of us spending two weeks in Rome just being. This is a place is close to our B&B. It has basically zero atmosphere. The pasta is not fresh but the pasta is exceptionally well prepared, served HOT, and many of the sauces are very good. This is a pizza, pasta, and salad place. I'm scoring it based on what it tries to be. I'm not a fan of their cacio & pepe but others like it. I like the following: 1) Pomororo, 2) pesto, and 3) aglio, olio & peperoncino. but all the others I've had have been very good. Again, this is not some place with atmosphere or romance. This place is about pizza and pasta. They do it well for a good price. (Yes, lots of Italians eating here!) There are nicer places; there are more romantic places; there are places with far better atmosphere. However, if you're near the campo de Fiori and want pasta - and especially if someone in your group has issues with gluten then DEFINITELY give this place a try.

Do yourself a favor. Get the bruschetta. Also, if you're allergic to gluten, move in! This restaurant has so many great options for you! Between gluten free bruschetta, pasta, pizza and beer, what more could you want. I also had the best pasta of my life here, the 4 cheese sauce. Just do it. You'll love it.

What a great place for gluten free pizza or pasta. The best pizza in Rome, and I'm not exaggerating. They have a special gluten free menu including so many different pizza toppings and they even have a very tasty gluten free tiramisu. Don't miss this place

Great pizza at an affordable price. Crust was classic thin Italian crust and the topping were delicious. Really nice place.

I am intolerant to gluten in the US so we came here our second day in Roma, Italy! It was amazing. We also got some pasta with olio and pepper. Great location by lots of shops and fast service. Place gets busy to eat early (Italians eat later than Americans).

Ordered the pizza and pasta. Pizza is mediocre, but still not bad. Pasta is pretty good, strongly recommend. Environment is okay.

Decent food ruined by poor service in this busy corner joint at last night's dinner. We chose an indoor table to avoid the cigarette smoke permeating the more popular outdoor seating area. Our server was either overwhelmed or upset or racist...perhaps a mix of these. Perfunctorily she asked for our drink order; but ran off after just one of us ordered. I had to flag her and ask twice to get a beer. The antipasto (which requires no cooking) took about 25 min--even though two European-looking men got the exact same dish next to us about 10 minutes after they arrived. Good news was the food tasted good once it finally arrived. Skip this place!

When in Rome and in need of a Gluten free meal - this is one of the most popular places with the broadest number of GF menu options. Is it fantastic? No, not really; but does it offer a decent snack or lunch in a bind - by all means. Two things to consider: (1) steer away from the roasted vegetable antipasti - it's a bit over cooked and under flavored; and (2) the prosciutto pizza is super salty . . . good, but really salt-lick-like! All and all, this is a decent enough place - but there are far better restaurants around Rome that will accommodate GF eaters. Just get creative and look for place that advertise a menu with "senza glutine" options.

Don't pass this place up- it will not disappoint! The pasta is fresh and cooked perfectly. We sampled a variety of dishes that hit the spot and didn't break the bank. We enjoyed pizza and a variety of pasta dishes including penne Bolognese and spaghetti in a cream sauce with mushrooms and peas (delicious!!) The portions are plentiful and full of flavor. The empty plates at the end of our meal spoke for themselves. The staff was friendly and place was full of locals. Would eat here on a regular basis if I could .

Phenomenal pizza and pasta! Great location in the Jewish district and not too far of a walk from the Colosseum. Try the Diavola pizza and fungi pescilli pancetta pasta!!! I can't attest the the spelling of the pasta, but I can say it may change your life!

Searched for local GF dinner options. Sat immediately, attentive & friendly service. Started with eggplant parm & Parmesan pizza. I would ask for a little crispier next time but that's my preference (I still loved every bite I ate). We also had GF spaghetti dishes ( Bolognese & Funghi with peas & pancetta). Had leftovers to take home. Highly recommend!

Great place for gluten free pasta and pizza. The portions were very generous and we went away very full and satisfied. We even took left overs home and warmed them up the next day. Very, very good. Excellent service as well.

Mama Mia the gluten free pizza here is deliiisshh. I traveled about 45 minutes to find this place and was not disappointed with my veggie pizza. The only downside is the pizzas are so large it's nearly impossible to reasonably take the left overs with you to snack on. Next time in the area, I will definitely be returning. The salads were also massive!

I'm originally from NYC so I'm picky about pizza. This pizza is phenomenal--reminds me of Johns Brick Oven in NY. Very thin crust, amazing sauce. I can't believe it's gluten free! My favorite is parmagiana with eggplant "aubergine" on the menu. It's a small place in a busy neighborhood. We were too full for dessert but they had awesome gluten free options. I plan to come back again!

Great gluten and gluten free pizza! Couldn't tell that the GF was actually GF. Tasted fantastic. All of the servers were really kind! The frizzante was bubbleless but the pizza was under 10€ and completely delicious. Went back several times while in Rome.

If you are gluten free, it's worth whatever it takes to get here and try this pizza. I have lots of gluten free pizza options in my home town, but NOTHING I've had compares. The pizza dough is house made, and wood fired just like the "normal" pizzas, resulting in a crispy yet chewy crust with the cracker like bottom in places. In other words, pizza like I never thought I could eat without getting very ill. The topping choices are wide and the service is friendly. They have a full gluten free menu with appetzers, pizza, and pasta. I had the Suppli, which was delicious. I usually watch my friends share suppli at our favorite Italian spot in the US; NOT TONIGHT! We are in Rome for only two days, but I will be back tomorrow for pizza and gluten free titamisu! Grazie!

Excellent place. The pizza was thin and delicious. They also had a Completely separate gluten free menu for my brother who is celiac. Prices overall are very good. Service was a little slow but overall good. Definitely would come back.

I want to move to Rome just to eat this gluten free pizza. It was so good I couldn't even tell it was gluten free. Perfect consistency, well balanced flavor and fresh fresh fresh! I also had the bruschetta which there was a variety to choose from and they had a large selection of gluten free items. The staff is super friendly and this place is cute and cozy and unassuming. I will be returning to this place before we leave. Died and went to gluten free italian heaven!!!!

The best gluten-free pizza on the planet. Even in Rome, paradise for celiacs, GF pizza is usually just-ok. That's because they can't use their big, hot, fancy Italian pizza oven for the GF ones -- those have to go on a sad little metal pan. Except at this place, because they have a dedicated proper pizza oven just for GF. If you aren't in the mood for pizza, don't come here. It's called "Desire for Pizza." Everything else is fine but not great. [Edit: Actually, I had the spaghetti with white ragù recently and it was also very good.] If you want fancy service or surroundings, don't come here. The space is utilitarian and the staff are matter-of-fact. Unlike the over-the-top smarmy waiters in the tourist traps, the servers here just want to get you your amazing gluten-free pizza. If you come here a lot, like most places in Italy, the staff will quickly get to know you and be more friendly. "A lot" being, like, twice in a week. The regular pizza is also amazing. Both are the Roman style, very thin crust. Everyone speaks enough English to handle the complexities of ordering pizza. It wouldn't kill you to try your few words of Italian, even if it's just "per favore" and "grazie."

Voglia di Pizza served me simply the best gluten free pizza + gluten free calzone I've ever had. Why two items? The sausage pizza was so good I had to go back the next day for a calzone. The sausage pizza was cooked well, loaded with cheese, and the sausage was delicious. I haven't eaten pizza even remotely close to this good since I stopped eating gluten. The calzone was similarly delicious -- it was both stuffed with and topped with prosciutto and cheese. There had to have been at least a pound of mozzarella cheese inside/on the calzone. It reminded me in a lot of ways of good cheese breadsticks you'd find in the US. It was so unbelievably well textured I had to verify with the waitress it was actually gluten free. My wife had the baked sausage on our first visit, it wasn't particularly exciting, but it was good and was served with a small salad. On our second trip, she ordered the "#4" salad -- it was huge, covered in prosciutto and cheese, and was very good. For dessert on our second trip, she tried the gluten free Cheesecake, which was delicious. The restaurant also offered a locally made gluten-free beer which was great as well. Prices are extremely reasonable -- I ate here, with more than enough food, more cheaply than I can eat out back home in San Francisco -- less than €30 on our second trip for a large calzone, large salad, 1 liter of water and a Sprite. Service was excellent, very attentive and nice. Everyone we encountered in the restaurant spoke English well enough for ordering/serving purposes. Only one negative thing to say -- I ordered my calzone without mushrooms, and it came out with mushrooms. The server was apologetic, but I told her I was fine picking them out.

Their gluten free pizza is amazing!! My husband, who eats gluten, tried my GF pizza and was surprised it was GF. It was so yummy and there tomato sauce is delicious! They also have a lactose free cheese that was good. If you are gluten free, come and check out their food. It's delicious!

Highly recommend! We shared the Carbonara and it was great. Service was great and were able to get a seat without a reservation at 8:00pm on a Saturday night.

We came to Italy and found gluten free Italian food that is as good as any other non gluten Italian food. By far the. Wet we have had in Italy and one of 2 top bests ever. No skimping on portion size. Oversized fully stuffed calzones. Great bruschetta. Great tiramisu. All topped by all star service. When we come back, it's a definite return trip.

They have a separate gluten free menu. I came with my sister, who is not gluten intolerant, and we were both able to enjoy our lunches. Highly recommend!

Great pizza and pasta gluten-free! Lots of great food options! Must try the desserts!

This little restaurant may look simple but it's full of glorious gluten free pasta and pizza! There is a GF menu and a regular menu. We enjoyed this place many times while we were in Rome. Great prices and a perfect place jf you need sans Glutine!

I had the GF Fungi Pizza with lactose free cheese. It was so delicious. I have to go back to LA in a few hours and I'm contemplating taking the shuttle back into Rome to eat this pizza before I leave. The staff is friendly and the service was quick. I will definitely return when in Rome!

Best pizza we had in Rome! We had the calzone w prosciutto and mushroom. NOTE: even though it's listed under Pizzas, it IS folded calzone-style, but still was highly recommended to us by a local as the best calzone in all of Roma. Also, for all you trendy gluten-free peeps, this is the place for you! Magnifico !!

Amazing Gluten Free Pizza and Pasta! My husband and I shared each of the meals. He is not GF but very much still enjoyed both meals. Paper flags are placed on your meal so the staff are aware it's a GF meal. There are also separate GF menu's. Loved it!!!

It was okay. My husband and I went here for lunch on a Sunday. We were seated almost immediately but had to wait a very long time for our food. My husband's regular pasta came eventually and my gluten-free pizza came 5-10 minutes later. He tried to be polite and wait for me but eventually ate as he didn't want his meal to get cold. I had the gluten-free crust with buffalo mozzarella, cherry tomatoes and arugula. At first I was just happy to be eating pizza in Rome. But after the second piece I realized how unspectacular it was. I tried four restaurants with gluten-free menus the five days I was in Rome and this wasn't the best meal I had, however I didn't get pizza at the others so it's not totally fair to compare them. My man had the spinach-cheese ravioli with marinara and said it was good.

Very cool place. Good pizza. We sat outside which is on the street which was a cool experience.

Once again I can sum this up quickly. If you're gluten intolerant, then access to gluten free pizza and pasta makes this place 5 stars otherwise it's below average for Rome. As someone with a partner that is gluten intolerant I've had my fair share of gluten free pastas and pizzas. This place, like other restaurants in Rome offering gluten free options does indeed have very good gluten free pasta and pizza. What I can't figure out is why these same restaurants have such below average flavors to their dishes. Maybe it's that the GF restaurants are in the tourist zone and suffer from the same blandness that plagues so many restaurants dominated by tourists. After so many amazing meals outside Trastevere and Old Rome, I guess I just got my hopes up that those same flavors could be found everywhere.