Gluten-Free Italian Options in San Diego

Guests looking for gluten-free Italian options at Civico 1845 should use the current menu labels as a starting point and speak with the restaurant team before ordering. The menu identifies selected dishes as gluten-free and notes that gluten-free pasta is available; preparation and availability should be confirmed for each visit.

Gluten-free labels on the current menu

The current menu marks Insalata Fresca and Barbabietole as gluten-free. On the plant-based menu, Calamari Plant Based is also marked gluten-free. Current side dishes marked gluten-free include Roasted Potatoes and Sautéed Mushrooms.

The menu also notes a gluten-free pasta option and asks guests to inquire with their server. A gluten-free pasta substitution does not automatically make every sauce, garnish, or preparation gluten-free, so confirm the complete dish before ordering.

Important cross-contact guidance

Civico 1845 uses gluten, nuts, and soy in its kitchen, and the menu warns that cross-contact is possible. A gluten-free label does not mean the restaurant is a dedicated gluten-free facility or that a dish is appropriate for every person with celiac disease or a wheat allergy.

Tell the server about the nature and severity of any dietary restriction. Ask about ingredients, shared equipment, frying oil, pasta water, and current preparation so the team can explain what can and cannot be accommodated.

Check the menu before visiting

Dishes, ingredients, and preparation can change. Review the current menu and the restaurant's allergen and dietary information, then confirm details directly with the team. Use the reservation section to plan a visit and share dietary questions in advance.

Frequently asked questions

Does Civico 1845 offer gluten-free pasta?

The current menu notes a gluten-free pasta option and directs guests to ask their server. Confirm its availability and the ingredients and preparation of the complete dish when ordering.

Is Civico 1845 a dedicated gluten-free restaurant?

Gluten is used in the kitchen and cross-contact is possible, so Civico 1845 should not be treated as a dedicated gluten-free facility. Guests with celiac disease, allergies, or other medically important restrictions should speak directly with the restaurant team.

Compare the vegetarian dining guide and plant-based menu guide. Gluten-free and plant-based are different dietary needs, so confirm current ingredients and cross-contact details with the restaurant team.