Italy · FOOD TOURS IN ROME
Every Italian trip has one free day too few. These 15 food tours in Rome justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back to the fun part of planning.
Review of Rome’s Tuscany and Montepulciano day trip, with hill towns, farm lunch, wine tasting, Pienza, transport, costs, and practical tips.
“The tour guide Barbara and our wonderful driver made the day informative, safe and fun. Thank you for an unforgettable adventure.”
Taste Roman classics, ancient recipes, wine, supplì, pasta, and gelato while walking through Trastevere on this four-hour food tour.
“Was best way to start our trip to Rome -- getting a feel for a part of the city as we walked, talked, ate and drank. Portions were generous -- and everything tasty. Our guide, Edma, was fantastic -- and doing as a small group (was 11 of us total) was great.”
Taste Roman street food, explore Trastevere or the Jewish Quarter, and learn local history on this 2.5-hour guided tour.
“Excellent food tour in Trastevere with our guide Mattia who was knowledgeable and engaging. The food was excellent, from meats and cheeses to pizza, suppli, canoli and gelato. Everything was delicious. We never would have tried suppli if we hadnt done this tour but we went back for more the next day from, as Mattia said, the best place in Rome for suppli.”
Taste up to 20 Roman foods, fine wines, pizza, pasta, truffles, and gelato on a four-hour small-group tour in Prati.
“Michael was a great host and very knowledgeable as well as entertaining. Sampled some grat food and amazing wines - highly recommended!”
Taste Roman classics, fine wine, craft beer, pasta, cheese, pizza, and gelato on a personal four-hour walk through Trastevere.
“The food and wine were extraordinary! Martha our guide provided the group with a history of the wine, food and region that was so informative and interesting. The meals and wine were exceptional. A must “ when in Rome!””
Taste pizza, supplì, porchetta, gelato, and more while walking through Trastevere and Campo de’ Fiori with a local guide.
“We had a fantastic experience on the tour. The opportunity to try delicious Roman cuisine and learn about the city itself. Our guide Fiammetta was excellent and ensured all on the tour had a great time.”
Sample Roman street foods, wine, beer, and gelato while exploring Campo de’ Fiori, the Jewish Ghetto, and Caesar’s assassination site.
“Ramona was so much fun. We had amazing food, laughs, and learned so much about about local culture. A great experience!”
Taste Roman street food, pasta, wine, pizza, and gelato on a small-group Trastevere tour led by a local guide.
“Sila was fantastic! The food was great and we really enjoyed our time. Loved getting the recommendations afterwards.”
Taste Roman classics, Lazio wine, pizza, pasta, gelato, and local stories on a small-group walking tour through Trastevere.
“Autumn was the best tour guide. She was very friendly and knowledgeable. Would highly recommend this tour and try to get Autumn if possible!! The food was fantastic !”
Taste Rome through pizza, pasta, truffles, cheese, gelato, and free-flowing wine on a four-hour food tour near the Vatican.
“Let me start by saying, Lucera is amazing! She’s super funny, engaging, and made sure every bit of the tour was an awesome experience. The first stop at LaNicchia Cafe was a dream—I mean, tasting red and green pesto, plus black and white truffle? Heaven! Then we hit Paciotti Salumeria, which was such a treat. We met the shop owner, had a great charcuterie-style tasting of different meats and cheeses, and he explained it all in Italian while Lucera translated. Though, I’m pretty sure he understood more English than he let on, which made it all the more charming. My favorite part was the pasta dinner at IL Segreto. The…”
Ride Rome’s Appian Way by e-bike, visit catacombs and aqueducts, and enjoy a Roman food stop on this five-hour countryside tour.
“It was great to leave the noisy city and visit the catacombes and the aquaducts. However there are a bit more roads with real traffic than what the photos suggest, so one needs to be a confident city biker if he or she wants to keep up with the group. Having said that it was still one of the best programmes, the only one which allows a tourist to engage himself by the sight of the wonderful ruins, without the noise and crowd.”
See Rome’s great sights by e-bike at night, with a small group, local cheese, cured meats, wine, and lively historical stories.
“That was the most fun tour we have done in Italy. The host was amazing and so full of knowledge. The bikes are easy to use and the guides make you feel safe and confident! Cannot recommend higher! Our guide also helped us with our taxi to the airport. Absolute legend! We loved the whole experience”
Taste Trastevere through 20-plus food and wine tastings, from trapizzino and truffles to fresh pasta, wood-fired pizza, and gelato.
“Thank you, Vivien. We were very lucky to get a fantastic guide and other fun people to do this tour with. Would wholeheartedly recommend!”
Taste Roman pizza, pasta, supplì, gelato, and more while walking Piazza Navona, the Jewish Ghetto, and ancient Rome with a small group.
“Our favorite tour of the trip! So many amazing foods to taste and interesting facts to learn. Don’t miss out on this experience!”
Make fresh Roman pasta, taste family wines, and explore a 15th-century cellar in Frascati, an easy half-day trip from Rome.
“Nico was absolutely brilliant, had a wonderful time and the pasta was lovely. Would definitely do it again”
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