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The 15 most popular food tours in Rome. The ones worth building a morning around, with prices, run times and who to book through.
A 2.5-hour Rome food and history walk through Campo de’ Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto with 5 tastings, incl. supplì and gelato.
Most Popular“The tour was very nice. Our guide provided us lots of info about local food and some on the culture. I would recomend to take the tour early in your visit to Rome.”
Twilight Trastevere food and wine walk with 10 tastings at 6 spots, skip-the-line Da Enzo al 29, and a 150-year-old cellar.
“Toni was fantastic. She was a great storyteller and so informative”
Alfredo alla Scrofa in Rome lets you eat the original-style Fettuccine Alfredo in a 1914 star-studded room, with optional pasta class.
“Friendly stuff, excellent service , delicious food”
Eat your way through Rome on an award-winning Roman food tour with local guides, Italian wine, markets, and classic street bites.
“Highly recommended! Food was great (even my 7yo agrees!), Michael was also very nice and knowledgeable without sounding boring. I only wish we could have done the full tour, we just didn’t have enough time.”
A 3-hour Rome food tour through Trastevere with plenty of Roman street bites, desserts, and coffee, plus guide tips for your trip.
“Our food tour in Rome with Juliette as our guide was fantastic! She was incredibly kind, fun, and accommodating. The food stops were amazing, really immersing us in the authentic Rome street food experience. The portions were full-sized, so it was definitely worth the price—we were completely full by the end of the tour! The…”
E-bike Rome street-food tour with artisan pizza, supplì, pasta with wine, and gelato, plus the Colosseum and Trastevere.
“Saw many unique sites that we missed on our own walking tours in a short amount of time.”
A 3-hour Rome food and wine walk through Trastevere and the Jewish Ghetto, tasting *supplì*, Roman pastas, kosher artichokes, and gelato.
“We loved seeing a different part of the city, and Luca was an excellent guide - very knowledgeable, thoughtful and fun.”
Taste classic Roman street food, wine, and porchetta on a 3-hour English tour through Campo de’ Fiori and Trastevere with small-group tastings.
“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…”
A private 3-hour foodie tour around the Vatican quarter with pizza, charcuterie, spritz, cannoli, and beer, plus guided neighborhood sights.
“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 dinner tasting in Trastevere inside a 2000-year-old underground cellar, pairing cheeses, cured meats, olive oil, and Slow Food wines.
“Moment très agréable”
Rome food and wine tour from Campo de' Fiori to Trevi and Piazza Navona with 7 tastings and lunch among ancient theater ruins.
“The tour was average and not what I expected. I was double booked and double charged. I didn't take the tour with getyourguide but directly with the merchant.”
2.5-hour Roman vegetarian food walk with seasonal bites, Jewish-Roman artichokes, Sicilian pastries, gelato, and espresso in Rome.
“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…”
A 2.5–3 hour Rome food tour tasting market bites, Roman pizza and supplì, cured meats, wine, and artisanal gelato.
“El tour gastronomico te enseña además de lo que se come en el país donde se come bien. Además nuestra guia Gabriela (Gaby) fué muy amena, cercana y simpatica, pues hizo de camarera, nos dió explicaciones sobre la comida y nos explico anecdotas de los lugares por donde pasabamos.”
A 2.5-hour Trastevere street food walk with a born-and-bred Roman guide, classic snacks, pasta, wine, and early-evening Tiber views.
“Wonderful food and the tour guide was very knowledgeable!”
Lunch wine-and-food tasting in Trastevere at a 1st-century cistern cellar, $62 pp. Small groups, Slow Food picks, classic Roman comfort.
“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”
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