Frida Pizzeria is a dietary-friendly spot in Capo, Palermo.
Frida Pizzeria on Piazza Sant'Onofrio in Palermo is the most reliably vegetarian-friendly pizza room in the city, Sicilian-leaning pies with caponata.
Editorially verified May 21, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Closed Tuesday. The caponata pizza is the house signature; book the courtyard at weekends.
Address: Piazza Sant'Onofrio 37, 90134 Palermo
Le Angeliche in Palermo's Capo market has a clearly labelled vegetarian slate with seasonal vegetables from the market alongside their Sicilian classics.
Tip: Book the secret courtyard table by phone. Many primi pasta dishes are vegetarian by default.
Bisso Bistrot at the Quattro Canti in Palermo runs gluten-free pasta options and is listed on the FindMeGlutenFree celiac directory for safe Sicilian dining.
Tip: Ask the kitchen for gluten-free pasta; the caponata and antipasti are naturally GF.
Frida Pizzeria in Palermo's Capo runs a gluten-free pizza crust option with dedicated handling for celiacs, listed on FindMeGlutenFree as a safe.
Tip: Closed Tuesday. Ask for gluten-free crust at booking; advance notice recommended.
Trattoria Ai Cascinari on Via D'Ossuna in Palermo offers gluten-free versions of most pasta dishes, meatballs and stuffed mains for celiacs with advance.
Tip: Notify at booking. Many secondi (sarde a beccafico, falsomagro) are GF by default.
Pasonar Bangla on Via Maqueda in Palermo's historic centre runs a fully halal-certified Bangladeshi kitchen, biryani, chicken curry and tandoori.
Tip: No alcohol served. The chicken biryani and lamb curry are the core orders.
Moon Indian on Via Giuseppe la Masa in Palermo's Politeama is a Bangladeshi-owned halal Indian restaurant, serving karahi, biryani and tandoori with no.
Tip: Book ahead at weekends. The mixed grill and chicken karahi are the standout orders.
