ROME · ITALY
Rome’s best, reviewed.
The 15 most popular food tours in Rome. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Walk Campo de’ Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto on a 2.5-hour street food tour with supplì, pizza, fried artichokes and gelato.
Most Popular“Sylvia was an amazing guide giving us lots of local knowledge and interesting facts. The food was great one of the best food tours we have done would reccomend to anyone”
Rome Twilight Trastevere food tour with wine tasting: 13 tastings, skip Da Enzo al 29 lines, and a secret cellar 150 years older.
“food of course. the artichoke was so good and the fish in a cone. Host was awesome too. Justine?”
Eat Alfredo where it all began in Rome. Choose a tasting menu, wine pairing, or a pasta class with take-home Alfredo.
“We enjoyed the activity and I would not hesitate to book again the next time I shall be in Rome.”
Taste Rome with an award-winning food tour: Roman cheese, pasta, supplì, gelato, truffles, and wine on a 1–4 hour walk.
“Tour guide was so enthusiastic about Rome and the food and really was great company.”
A 3-hour Trastevere Rome food tour with an English guide, plentiful savory and sweet tastings, and local recommendations for $73.
“Anita was great! She was very knowledgeable and the the food was plentiful and delicious. Do come hungry because you will eat!!!”
Cycle Rome on an e-bike while tasting Roman street food, pizza, gelato and more, plus a breakfast and market pasta stop.
“Michele is a really great and very prepared guide. He had interesting things to say and kept our pase.”
A 3-hour Rome food and wine walk through Trastevere and the Jewish Ghetto, with Roman pasta, supplì, carciofi, and gelato.
“A guia Tiziana tem bastante conhecimento dos lugares, nos explicou tudo com muita paciência e é muito simpática. Só estávamos eu e meu marido. Portanto, se tornou um tour privado. Comemos muito e tudo delicioso. Recomendo bastante o tour. Passamos momentos muito agradáveis.”
3-hour Rome food tour tasting Roman classics in Campo de' Fiori and Trastevere, with wine, beer, gelato, and a guide who feels like a friend.
“The guided food tour was great. As a true Roman, Annamaria told us a lot about both the food and the history. Annamaria was a great guide. The food was good and the best thing is to get to know other people from different countries on the tour. We had a lot of fun and…”
Private 3-hour Vatican quarter food tour with pizza, spritz, cannoli, charcuterie, and Trapizzino, plus local drinks and views.
“Very fun, we were very happy with the accommodations made for our non-alcoholic preferences as it meant we had the budget to try more foods! Our guide was very friendly and knowledgeable, quick to answer our questions and offer suggestions as requested.”
VIP wine and food tasting in Trastevere’s underground cellar, pairing Prosecco, Italian wines, Slow Food products, and a hearty meal for $59.
“super przezycie dla dwojga, polecam :)”
A 4-hour Rome food and wine walk from Campo de’ Fiori market to Trevi and Piazza Navona, with lunch and tastings at 7 spots.
“Georgia was a wonderful guide and host. they offered a generous amount of food, wine, and knowledge at a leisurely pace. wonderful time!”
A Roman-born street food walk through Trastevere and the Tiber at dusk, sampling classic snacks, pasta, wine, and sweet bites.
“Most importantly, Francesco is such a wonderful person! His exuberance and passion for Rome was infectious. He introduced us to delicious foods, welcoming restauranteurs and a real feeling of belonging. If we are lucky enough to be back in Rome, seeing Francesco is #1 on our list! We are letting everyone we know to take…”
2.5-hour Roman Vegetarian Food Tour in Lazio with a private guide: seasonal bites, Roman classics, Sicilian sweets, and real espresso.
“Our tour has been fantastic! Viola was an excellent tour guide. We learnt a lot about the area as well as the cuisine and quite often the history of the food we were eating. She has also suggested other places we can eat during our stay. I cannot think of anything that could improve the…”
Taste cured meats, Roman pizza, suppli, and gelato on a walk through Campo de’ Fiori, Piazza Navona, and Castel Sant’Angelo.
“cette visite nous a principalement permis de découvrir le quartier du Trastevere, grâce aux explications de notre guide (Sarah) qui connaît parfaitement son sujet. pour la partie culinaire, ce fut plus une découverte de quelques adresses, qu'une description de la cuisine. si vous voulez mettre d'avantage l'accent sur la partie culinaire (accord vin, charcuterie, fromage…”
Lunch in Trastevere’s 2000-year-old cellar with Slow Food tastings and guided wine pairing for about an hour.
“El trato y servicio recibidos fue excelente, principalmente de Carlota, todo lo que pudimos probar estaba riquísimo, y cada descripción de los productos te ponía en contexto de lo que ibas a degustar”
Every layer of the ancient city, and every road that leads out of it.
