Food Tours
Choose Your Rome Food Tour
The Roman Food Tour in Trastevere
On our Rome Food Tour in Trastevere, you’ll visit four favourite local restaurants and try more than 20 different foods. As you eat, you’ll also get to enjoy the area’s beautiful architecture, cobblestone streets, and ivy-covered buildings.
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4 hours -
Trastevere -
4 Stops
Rome Food Tour Near the Vatican
Taste Roman classics near the Vatican, from aperitivo and Bonci’s famous pizza to pasta, fine wine, and artisanal gelato.
- 4 hours
- Prati
- 4 Stops
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Max 12 People
Florence Food Tour: Taste Tuscan Flavors in Oltrarno
Discover Florence by tasting your way through the historic Oltrarno district on our tour, starting at 12 and 5 PM. Stop at real wine bars and family-run trattorias, try Florentine steak, truffle pasta, and Chianti Classico DOCG, and learn about Tuscan food traditions from a local guide.
- 4 hours
- Oltrarno
- 4 Stops
- Max 12 People
Trionfale Market Tour : Pizza, Pasta & Local Tastings
Experience Rome like a local through its largest food market and neighbourhood favourites. This Trionfale Market food tour takes you beyond tourist spots, with over 20 tastings, including Bonci pizza, artisanal products, fresh pasta, and wine, all in a small-group setting.
- 4 hours
- Trionfale
- 4 Stops
- Max 12 People
Private Food & Wine Experience in Rome’s Historic Centre
Enjoy premium tastings, fine Italian wines, and exclusive access to a rooftop overlooking the Trevi Fountain. Experience the essence of Rome through its iconic flavours and stunning locations on a curated private evening, specifically designed for those who desire a more refined experience than a standard food tour.
- 4 hours
- Historical Centre
Rome Food Tours With Local Insight
Rome’s food scene isn’t only about famous dishes. It’s about neighbourhoods with their own specialities and how everyday Roman meals work, inspiring a sense of local pride and curiosity.
Our Rome food tours take you through districts like Prati, Trastevere, and the Historic Centre, stopping at bakeries, wine bars, and neighbourhood kitchens that locals know well. Along the way, you’ll try Roman classics such as supplì, fresh pasta, local cheeses, regional wines, and gelato, while hearing the stories behind them.
