Italy · FOOD TOURS IN ROME
Consider this the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 food tours in Rome that hold up, each with what it costs, what travellers said afterwards, and the thing to check before you pay.
Rome Twilight Trastevere Food Tour with VIP tastings, Roman wine cellar history, supplì, porchetta, and real gelato learning, in English.
“Miri was wonderful, she took us to 6 awesome places! Amazing area that we would probably not find on our own.”
2.5-hour Roman street-food walk choosing Trastevere or the Jewish Quarter, with 5 tastings plus beer and wine samples.
“It was great trying food we would not normally try, but the highlight was walking through the different neighborhoods and learning about them. The tour was a bit difficult for our son who has peanut, tree nut, and sesame allergies, but Marco went out of his way to find safe things for our son to enjoy to ensure he felt included. Thank you, Marco!”
Small-group Prati Rome food tour with wine and Barolo, 20+ tastings, pasta and gelato, ends near Ottaviano metro.
“This tour was AMAZING! We were outside the touristy areas of Rome and were able to eat like locals. The food did not disappoint. Our guide Vincenzo, was, hands down, the best guide we had during our entire tour of Italy.”
Taste Trastevere in a small group with free-flowing fine wine. You’ll try cheese, supplì, pizza, pasta, charcuterie, and gelato.
“We had an absolutely wonderful time on this food tour and can’t recommend it enough. Marta was fantastic—so welcoming, incredibly knowledgeable, and truly made the entire experience special. Her passion and warmth really brought everything together. The food was delicious, very filling, and there was plenty of wine to enjoy along the way. The cheese portion was a standout and included some of the best cheeses and meats I’ve ever had, along with the chance to try very special items we never would have been exposed to otherwise. It was the perfect mix of amazing flavors, great company, and a relaxed, fun atmosphere—truly a highlight of our trip.”
Walk through Trastevere and Campo de' Fiori with a licensed guide, tasting Roman street food like suppli, pizza, and gelato in 2.5 hours.
“Our guide Caterina was absolutely great. She was super friendly and authentic, she was very knowledgeable and made the tour interactive and interesting. Whoever will get Caterina as guide is lucky!”
Small-group Rome street food tour tasting suppli, pizza, gelato, plus wine and beer from Campo de' Fiori to Largo Argentina.
“Excellent tour with a great variety of foods. Good pace that covered a good distance. Matthew was fantastic and knowledgeable about food and history. Learned a lot about both. This tour is a must do if coming to Rome.”
Small-group Trastevere food tour with wine, pizza, pasta, and gelato across six local stops. Vegetarian options, no queues, English.
“Sunny was a fantastic guide for our food tour, she is extremely friendly and knowledgeable, and gave great recommendations for the entire city. There was a wide variety of delicious food on the tour as well as wine and beer, I would definitely recommend this to everyone!”
Walk Trastevere with a local guide for 10+ Roman tastings, Lazio wine, and a sit-down dinner, all in 2.5 to 3 hours.
“Our group was extremely impressed with our tour guide, Lohana, and the food, wine and beer were great. Our guide gave us so much information that will be very useful during this trip and for our future trips. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this tour to everyone.”
Rome food tour with unlimited tastings, Barolo wine, pizza at Pizzarium, truffles, aged balsamic, and natural gelato in 4 hours.
“Awesome tour with vibrant atmosphere and food. Michael our tour guide was awesome.”
A 4-hour small-group e-bike night ride through Rome with dinner, wine, and major sights including the Vatican Square and Colosseum.
“The best way to see all the amazing sites of Rome. Our guide Adrianna was an exceptional guide, her knowledge of Roman history, her interaction with group was fantastic and overall trip really well done seing sites and laneways of old Rome.”
Ride an e-bike down the Appian Way, visit Roman catacombs and aqueduct parks, and stop for Roman food tasting in the countryside.
“our guide, Bruno, was very knowledgeable and fun. He guided us through some challenging areas as we made our way to the relatively quiet Appian Way.”
A 3-hour Rome food tour in Trastevere with wine at four stops, a sit-down Roman dinner, and organic gelato to finish.
“Meeting location description was poor - us and others were waiting in the wrong place. Food was good but not enough of it. Couldn't hear most of what the guide was saying as walking through streets with no microphone or earpieces”
Night e-bike ride through Rome with a small-group guide, storytelling stops, and a wine and cheese tasting along the route.
“We loved every minute as it was fabulous to see the sights of Rome in a quieter illuminated light. Our guide was very informative and interactive and always ensured the group were safe on their bikes. We also enjoyed the wine and chuacuterie offering midway throught. I will highly recommend this tour to our friends and family.”
Trastevere food and wine tour in Rome with 20+ tastings, dinner, free-flowing wine, and gelato lessons, starting at Trapizzino.
“Amazing!! Our host was super knowledgeable and we learned so much! We were entertained the whole time”
Walk Rome’s historic core with 8+ tastings, from pizza and supplì to pastas, gelato, and cannoli, plus Jewish Ghetto and landmark stops.
“We really enjoyed this walking food tour. It had 6 different stops and we were able to sample and eat a lot of different foods. Our guide was Massi and he was great! He gave a lot of good information about the food and history of the food in an entertaining way. My 9 year old son was on tour and Massi also kept him engaged and entertained. He made different accommodations for his drinks while the adults were having coffee and wines. I would definitely recommend!”
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