Rome Food Tours

Which Rome food tour is best for you

Where	Duration	Menu	Nearby landmarks	Easily accessible from	Book now
Trastevere & Campo de’ Fiori	3-4 hours	Trapizzino, pasta, drinks, gelato	Piazza Navona, Pantheon	Centro Storico, Navona, Monti	Rome: Trastevere Food Tour
Trionfale Market & Prati	4 hours	Pizzarium, pasta, Barolo, gelato	The Vatican Museums, St. Peter's Basilica	Vatican/Prati hotels	Prati & Trionfale Food Walk
Testaccio	3-4 hours	Pasta, trapizzino, cheeses, drinks	Aventine Hill, Pyramid of Cestius	Aventine, Piramide, Trastevere	Testaccio Food and Market Tour
Jewish Ghetto	4 hours	Fried artichokes, porchetta, gelato	Tiber Island	Centro Storico, Trastevere	Rome Food Tour: 3 Districts

What you'll taste on your Rome food tour

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Supplì

Crunch into a golden shell and you’ll hit the jackpot. Molten mozzarella stretches with every bite, wrapped in rich tomato-soaked rice.
Ingredients: Arborio rice, tomato sauce, mozzarella, breadcrumbs.
Method: Rice is simmered in tomato, shaped around cheese, breaded, and fried until crisp and oozy inside.

Pizza al taglio

Sold by the slice, baked in trays, Rome’s pizza al taglio is light, airy, and perfectly crisped, topped with everything from zucchini blossoms to prosciutto.
Ingredients: Flour, olive oil, yeast, tomato, seasonal toppings.
Method: Dough rises for hours, spreads into pans, and bakes into crunchy, blistered slabs of pizza.

Cacio e pepe

Deceptively simple and gloriously creamy, pecorino melts with pepper into a silky sauce that clings to every twirl of spaghetti.
Ingredients: Pecorino Romano, black pepper, spaghetti or tonnarelli.
Method: Hot pasta is tossed with grated cheese and cracked pepper, emulsified with starchy water.

Carbonara

A forkful of smoky guanciale, sharp cheese, and silky egg sauce: carbonara is Roman pasta at its most indulgent, no cream needed.
Ingredients: Guanciale, eggs, Pecorino Romano, black pepper.
Method: Pasta mingles with guanciale, cheese, and eggs off the heat, creating a velvety sauce.

Ricotta and cherry pie

Sweet meets tart: creamy ricotta meets tangy cherries, all tucked into a golden crust for a dessert that’s both rustic and refined.
Ingredients: Ricotta, sour cherries, flour, sugar, eggs.
Method: Pastry shell is filled with ricotta and cherry jam, then baked until fragrant and set.

Amatriciana

A bold punch of guanciale, tomato, and chili heat, this pasta is Rome’s fiery classic, equal parts smoky and tangy.
Ingredients: Guanciale, tomato, Pecorino Romano, chili.
Method: Guanciale renders into fat, tomatoes simmer with spice, and pasta soaks it all up.

Jewish-style artichoke

A deep-fried flower with crisp, nutty petals and a tender heart, this artichoke is Rome’s most beautiful bite.
Ingredients: Globe artichokes, olive oil, lemon, salt.
Method: Artichokes are flattened and double-fried until golden, crunchy, and blooming open.

Coda alla Vaccinara

Hearty and slow-cooked, this oxtail stew melts off the bone, rich with tomato, wine, and celery sweetness.
Ingredients: Oxtail, tomato, celery, red wine, cloves.
Method: Oxtail simmers for hours in a spiced tomato base until fall-apart tender.

Porchetta

Juicy, herb-scented pork wrapped in its own crackling skin, porchetta is Rome’s ultimate sandwich filling, savory, smoky, and melt-in-your-mouth tender.
Ingredients: Pork belly, garlic, rosemary, fennel, black pepper.
Method: Pork is deboned, rolled with herbs, slow-roasted for hours, and sliced thick into sandwiches or served in hearty portions.

Gelato

Cool, dense, impossibly smooth. Roman gelato bursts with real flavors, from pistachio that tastes like nuts to fruit sorbets that taste like the orchard.
Ingredients: Milk, sugar, egg yolk (sometimes), fruit or nuts.
Method: Churned slowly at low air incorporation for maximum flavor and creamy texture.

Know before you go on a Rome food tour

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🚶‍♂️There’s walking involved: All tours involve walking—typically 1.5 to 2.5 hours—at a leisurely pace with plenty of stops. Wear comfortable shoes and bring a bottle of water, especially during warmer months.

♿Terrain: While the tours are mostly on flat terrain, cobblestone streets may pose challenges. Let the operator know in advance if mobility is a concern.

Vegan salad with spinach, pomegranate, orange slices, and bread in a bowl.

🧋No buzz needed: These tours highlight drinks too, just not necessarily the boozy kind. Expect refreshing local specialties, from craft sodas to seasonal juices.

🌱Vegetarian options: Vegetarian? You're covered. Vegan options are more limited, so check ahead to avoid surprises.

🥜Food allergies: Whether it's gluten, nuts, or dairy, flag your food sensitivities early. Most vendors can accommodate with a heads-up.

🍝Meal structure: Romans eat light breakfasts, hearty lunches (1–2pm), and late dinners (after 8pm).
☕Coffee culture: Cappuccino is for the morning. After noon, order espresso.
🍸Aperitivo: Pre-dinner drinks with snacks around 6–7pm.
🫂Pacing: Meals are slow and social; no rush.
🍽️Al fresco dining: Common in warm months; reservations are recommended.
💲Tipping: Not required, but rounding up or leaving €1–2 is appreciated.

Roman-style sweet buns with powdered sugar on a bakery counter.

☕Skip the espresso before you go: Many food tours end with coffee or dessert. Hold off on your caffeine hit until you’re guided to the good stuff—usually at a café locals actually go to.
🗣️Brush up on food vocab: Knowing terms like “supplì” (fried rice ball stuffed with mozzarella), “al taglio” (by the cut), or “coda alla vaccinara” (a type of oxtail stew) can deepen your experience and help you follow along when guides or vendors use local lingo.
🎒Pack a foldable tote bag: Some spots sell olive oils, sauces, or dry pasta worth bringing home. A lightweight bag means you’re not juggling purchases while still tasting.
🍽️Notice what’s not on your plate: If a Roman dish is missing garlic, cream, or butter, that’s intentional. Ask your guide why—it often reveals deeper truths about the city’s culinary values.
🥯Leave space for spontaneity: Some of the best bites happen when a guide improvises—like stopping for just-fried maritozzi (tradition cream-filled sweet bun) because the bakery "had a good batch today." Be flexible and you might get lucky.

Frequently asked questions about Rome food tours

What types of food tours are available?

From morning market tours to wine-focused evening walks, there’s a food tour for every schedule and taste. These tours usually cover everything from street-eats to fine-dining in select trattorias and restaurants.

Do the neighborhoods influence the food you’ll taste?

Absolutely! Each district has its own flavor identity: Trastevere is rustic and soulful, the Jewish Ghetto blends Roman and Jewish traditions, Prati offers elegant trattorias, and Testaccio brings the birthplace of cucina romana.

Will I try iconic Roman dishes like carbonara or cacio e pepe?

Yes! Alongside street bites like trapizzino and supplì, most tours include pasta tastings of classics such as carbonara, amatriciana, or cacio e pepe.

Is sightseeing part of the experience?

Yes! Between bites, you’ll pass iconic spots like Piazza Navona, Campo de’ Fiori’s lively square, the Jewish Ghetto’s Portico d’Ottavia, Trastevere’s cobblestoned alleys, and even glimpses of St. Peter’s dome from Prati. Each neighborhood adds history and atmosphere to the flavors you’re tasting.

How much food should I expect?

Enough to count as a full meal (and more). With tastings of pizza, pasta, cheeses, cured meats, wine, and gelato, most guests leave comfortably full. No dinner plans needed afterward!

Are food tours suitable for people with allergies or dietary restrictions?

Most tours can accommodate some dietary needs if told in advance. All tours generally have vegetarian options (though vegan offerings may be limited). People with severe or life-threatening allergies are advised not to participate for safety reasons.

Are local drinks and regional sips included?

Yes, most tours include wine, prosecco, or beer pairings.

What time of day should I book my food tour?

Mornings are ideal for markets; evenings are perfect for full meals and wine.

Are food tours kid-friendly?

Yes! Especially those with pizza, pasta, and gelato stops.

Will I meet local chefs or food artisans?

Often, yes! Many tours include visits to family-run spots where you can chat with owners or chefs.

Stop by charming lanes of family-run eateries and sample local favorites like home-style meatballs and supplì.

Everything you get: Stroll through Trastevere’s laid-back, bohemian neighborhood where checkered tablecloths spill on to the streets. Taste trapizzino, artisan cheeses, handmade pasta, pizza, prosecco, fine pours, and gelato, as legacy stores and local trattorias serve stories alongside every bite.
Why choose this: Trastevere is the IT place for Roman street food. With multiple tastings, free-flowing drinks, and small-group comfort, here's where you'll savor the city's authenticity and warmth.

Inclusions

Explore 4 beloved local eateries in 3 hours at Trastevere
Expert English-speaking guide
20+ tastings
Drinks

Exclusions

Hotel pickup and drop-off

Trapizzino (with fillings like Roman oxtail, burrata & artichokes, eggplant parmigiana, meatballs)
Delectable cheese like Gorgonzola, Pecorino Romano, Parmigiano Reggiano with truffle & aged balsamic
Savoury hams like Parma, San Daniele, salami
Handmade pasta
Wood-fired pizza
Artisanal gelato (e.g., ricotta with figs, salted caramel)
DOCG wine, including Cianti (served at multiple stops)
Soft drinks

What to bring

Comfortable walking shoes, as the tour involves walking on cobblestone streets.
Bottled water, especially during warmer months.
Valid photo ID
A healthy appetite and high expectations for a variety of food and wine tastings!

What’s not allowed

Additional food and drinks
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.

Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
Travelers should have a moderate level of physical fitness, as some walking is involved.

Additional information

The tour operates in all weather conditions; most stops are indoors, but some walking outdoors is required.
Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes before the scheduled start time. Late arrivals and no-shows are not eligible for refunds.
Dietary restrictions should be communicated upon booking for best accommodation; vegan, gluten-free, or kosher options may be limited.
The itinerary and tastings are subject to change due to seasonal availability, local holidays, or venue closures.
A minimum of 2 participants is required for the tour to operate. If the minimum is not met, you will be contacted to reschedule or receive a refund.
Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Tips and gratuities are not included and are left to individual discretion.
Guests with severe or life-threatening allergies cannot participate for safety reasons.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Eat your way through Rome’s past: Campo de’ Fiori’s market energy pairs with the Jewish Ghetto’s timeless recipes.

Everything you get: At Campo de’ Fiori, wander through a lively daytime market bursting with produce, cheeses, and fresh breads, then return in the evening as it transforms into a buzzing street-food hub with outdoor dining. In the Jewish Ghetto, taste iconic fried artichokes and sweet ricotta pies, where every bite reflects centuries of tradition and invention.
Why choose this: Campo de’ Fiori gives you the light, seasonal side of Roman food (think fresh off the farmer's table), whereas Rome’s Ghetto (Europe's oldest Jewish community) prides itself on dishes born out of adaptation. Tasted together, they explain why Roman cuisine can be both delicate and rich, simple and complex.
Upgrades: Upgrade your tour with Trastevere, where rustic, hearty trattoria dishes like guanciale pasta and slow-braised meats balance the market-fresh flavors of Campo and the historic specialties of the Jewish Ghetto.

Inclusions

Taste 10+ dishes across 3 iconic Roman neighborhoods
Local English-speaking guide
Sightseeing of landmarks like the Pantheon and Pompeo Magno Theater

Exclusions

Hotel transfers

Porchetta sandwich from a traditional norcineria
Jewish-style fried artichoke
Pasta amatriciana or another traditional Roman dish
Ricotta and sour cherry pie
Authentic Roman gelato
Mozzarella di bufala & caprese tomatoes
Prosecco, white wine & water

What to bring

An adventurous palate; whether morning or evening, you’ll be sampling bold Roman flavors.

Additional information

Vegetarian-friendly, though vegan, gluten-free, and kosher choices are limited.
Share dietary needs at booking.
Tastings vary seasonally, but every tour guarantees an authentic culinary experience.
Guests with severe or life-threatening food allergies cannot participate for safety reasons.
Suitable for adults and children over 4 years who enjoy tasting local specialties.

You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Taste Rome from market stalls to gourmet halls, all in the Vatican’s backyard.

Everything you get: Savor Trionfale’s market-exclusive flavors: freshly baked bread, seasonal produce, and cured meats you won’t find elsewhere. In Prati, indulge in Bourdain-approved gourmet pizza with over 50 toppings, artisanal cheeses, rich Barolo with homemade pasta, and authentic gelato, all reflecting the district’s refined culinary scene.
Why choose this: Experience Rome’s culinary spectrum just steps away from the Vatican, where Trionfale’s local cheeses and prosciutto meet Prati’s refined pizza, handmade pasta, and indulgent desserts.
Options: Choose a morning tour for a vibrant market experience or an evening tour for a taste of Rome’s nightlife.

Inclusions

Visit 5 local spots around Trionfale Market
Enjoy 20+ tastings
English-speaking expert guide
Morning food tour (as per option selected)
Cultural market experience
Evening food tour (as per option selected)

Exclusions

Hotel pickup and drop-off

What to bring

Comfortable walking shoes for the tour.
A healthy appetite!

What’s not allowed

Large bags, food and beverages from outside, alcohol, and sharp objects.

Accessibility

The tour is wheelchair accessible and stroller accessible.
Surfaces and routes are suitable for wheelchairs and strollers.

Additional information

The tour takes place regardless of weather conditions.
This tour does not run on certain national holidays; please check the calendar for availability.
Group sizes are small and intimate for a personal experience, with a maximum of 15 travelers.
Please advise any specific dietary requirements at the time of booking.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Visit the city's former slaughterhouse where humble cuts inspired the dishes that define Rome today.

Everything you get: With your local guide, tour Testaccio, Rome’s soulful working-class heart, where tradition is plated daily. From bruschetta fresh off the market stalls to handmade pasta, trapizzino, cheeses, pastries, drinks, and gelato, every bite is a taste of the neighborhood’s enduring spirit.
Why choose this: From ancient port roots to today’s cool hub, Testaccio serves real Rome on a plate. Taste where offal-based classics and humble recipes were first created. On this tour, you'll get to a gritty, soulful district loved for affordable yet authentic osterias.
Options: If you want just the culinary history with tastings (but no local foodie to accompany you), take the audio-guided tour and stroll through Testaccio's landmarks as you listen in to how its food came to be. Sample pizza, pasta, gelato, and more.

Inclusions

Sample 15+ dishes across 8 different locations in 3.5 hours
Local English-speaking guide
Audio guide (as per option selected)
Visit to Rome's Pyramid from an exclusive location
Testaccio market visit
Water

Exclusions

Hotel transfers

Pistachio pastry
Cured meats and cheeses
Supplì
Caprese salad with buffalo mozzarella
Bruschetta
Trapizzino (stuffed pizza pocket)
Gelato
Coffee/cappuccino
Italian wine and beer

What to bring

A hearty appetite: you’ll be tasting Rome one plate at a time.
Pre-downloaded audio guide with your own headphones (if the audio guide option is availed)

What’s not allowed

Outside snacks or drinks

Accessibility

Involves walking through bustling streets and markets; some spots may not be fully wheelchair-friendly.

Additional information

Vegetarian options available, but vegan, gluten-free, or kosher choices are limited.
The itinerary/tastings may vary by season or local holidays.
Share dietary needs ahead to help guides plan.
For safety, guests with severe allergies can’t participate.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Stop by charming lanes of family-run eateries and sample local favorites like home-style meatballs and supplì.

Everything you get: Stroll through Trastevere’s laid-back, bohemian neighborhood where checkered tablecloths spill on to the streets. Taste trapizzino, artisan cheeses, handmade pasta, pizza, prosecco, fine pours, and gelato, as legacy stores and local trattorias serve stories alongside every bite.
Why choose this: Trastevere is the IT place for Roman street food. With multiple tastings, free-flowing drinks, and small-group comfort, here's where you'll savor the city's authenticity and warmth.

Inclusions

Explore 4 beloved local eateries in 3 hours at Trastevere
Expert English-speaking guide
20+ tastings
Drinks

Exclusions

Hotel pickup and drop-off

Trapizzino (with fillings like Roman oxtail, burrata & artichokes, eggplant parmigiana, meatballs)
Delectable cheese like Gorgonzola, Pecorino Romano, Parmigiano Reggiano with truffle & aged balsamic
Savoury hams like Parma, San Daniele, salami
Handmade pasta
Wood-fired pizza
Artisanal gelato (e.g., ricotta with figs, salted caramel)
DOCG wine, including Cianti (served at multiple stops)
Soft drinks

What to bring

Comfortable walking shoes, as the tour involves walking on cobblestone streets.
Bottled water, especially during warmer months.
Valid photo ID
A healthy appetite and high expectations for a variety of food and wine tastings!

What’s not allowed

Additional food and drinks
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.

Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
Travelers should have a moderate level of physical fitness, as some walking is involved.

Additional information

The tour operates in all weather conditions; most stops are indoors, but some walking outdoors is required.
Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes before the scheduled start time. Late arrivals and no-shows are not eligible for refunds.
Dietary restrictions should be communicated upon booking for best accommodation; vegan, gluten-free, or kosher options may be limited.
The itinerary and tastings are subject to change due to seasonal availability, local holidays, or venue closures.
A minimum of 2 participants is required for the tour to operate. If the minimum is not met, you will be contacted to reschedule or receive a refund.
Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Tips and gratuities are not included and are left to individual discretion.
Guests with severe or life-threatening allergies cannot participate for safety reasons.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Eat your way through Rome’s past: Campo de’ Fiori’s market energy pairs with the Jewish Ghetto’s timeless recipes.

Everything you get: At Campo de’ Fiori, wander through a lively daytime market bursting with produce, cheeses, and fresh breads, then return in the evening as it transforms into a buzzing street-food hub with outdoor dining. In the Jewish Ghetto, taste iconic fried artichokes and sweet ricotta pies, where every bite reflects centuries of tradition and invention.
Why choose this: Campo de’ Fiori gives you the light, seasonal side of Roman food (think fresh off the farmer's table), whereas Rome’s Ghetto (Europe's oldest Jewish community) prides itself on dishes born out of adaptation. Tasted together, they explain why Roman cuisine can be both delicate and rich, simple and complex.
Upgrades: Upgrade your tour with Trastevere, where rustic, hearty trattoria dishes like guanciale pasta and slow-braised meats balance the market-fresh flavors of Campo and the historic specialties of the Jewish Ghetto.

Inclusions

Taste 10+ dishes across 3 iconic Roman neighborhoods
Local English-speaking guide
Sightseeing of landmarks like the Pantheon and Pompeo Magno Theater

Exclusions

Hotel transfers

Porchetta sandwich from a traditional norcineria
Jewish-style fried artichoke
Pasta amatriciana or another traditional Roman dish
Ricotta and sour cherry pie
Authentic Roman gelato
Mozzarella di bufala & caprese tomatoes
Prosecco, white wine & water

What to bring

An adventurous palate; whether morning or evening, you’ll be sampling bold Roman flavors.

Additional information

Vegetarian-friendly, though vegan, gluten-free, and kosher choices are limited.
Share dietary needs at booking.
Tastings vary seasonally, but every tour guarantees an authentic culinary experience.
Guests with severe or life-threatening food allergies cannot participate for safety reasons.
Suitable for adults and children over 4 years who enjoy tasting local specialties.

You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Taste Rome from market stalls to gourmet halls, all in the Vatican’s backyard.

Everything you get: Savor Trionfale’s market-exclusive flavors: freshly baked bread, seasonal produce, and cured meats you won’t find elsewhere. In Prati, indulge in Bourdain-approved gourmet pizza with over 50 toppings, artisanal cheeses, rich Barolo with homemade pasta, and authentic gelato, all reflecting the district’s refined culinary scene.
Why choose this: Experience Rome’s culinary spectrum just steps away from the Vatican, where Trionfale’s local cheeses and prosciutto meet Prati’s refined pizza, handmade pasta, and indulgent desserts.
Options: Choose a morning tour for a vibrant market experience or an evening tour for a taste of Rome’s nightlife.

Inclusions

Visit 5 local spots around Trionfale Market
Enjoy 20+ tastings
English-speaking expert guide
Morning food tour (as per option selected)
Cultural market experience
Evening food tour (as per option selected)

Exclusions

Hotel pickup and drop-off

What to bring

Comfortable walking shoes for the tour.
A healthy appetite!

What’s not allowed

Large bags, food and beverages from outside, alcohol, and sharp objects.

Accessibility

The tour is wheelchair accessible and stroller accessible.
Surfaces and routes are suitable for wheelchairs and strollers.

Additional information

The tour takes place regardless of weather conditions.
This tour does not run on certain national holidays; please check the calendar for availability.
Group sizes are small and intimate for a personal experience, with a maximum of 15 travelers.
Please advise any specific dietary requirements at the time of booking.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Visit the city's former slaughterhouse where humble cuts inspired the dishes that define Rome today.

Everything you get: With your local guide, tour Testaccio, Rome’s soulful working-class heart, where tradition is plated daily. From bruschetta fresh off the market stalls to handmade pasta, trapizzino, cheeses, pastries, drinks, and gelato, every bite is a taste of the neighborhood’s enduring spirit.
Why choose this: From ancient port roots to today’s cool hub, Testaccio serves real Rome on a plate. Taste where offal-based classics and humble recipes were first created. On this tour, you'll get to a gritty, soulful district loved for affordable yet authentic osterias.
Options: If you want just the culinary history with tastings (but no local foodie to accompany you), take the audio-guided tour and stroll through Testaccio's landmarks as you listen in to how its food came to be. Sample pizza, pasta, gelato, and more.

Inclusions

Sample 15+ dishes across 8 different locations in 3.5 hours
Local English-speaking guide
Audio guide (as per option selected)
Visit to Rome's Pyramid from an exclusive location
Testaccio market visit
Water

Exclusions

Hotel transfers

Pistachio pastry
Cured meats and cheeses
Supplì
Caprese salad with buffalo mozzarella
Bruschetta
Trapizzino (stuffed pizza pocket)
Gelato
Coffee/cappuccino
Italian wine and beer

What to bring

A hearty appetite: you’ll be tasting Rome one plate at a time.
Pre-downloaded audio guide with your own headphones (if the audio guide option is availed)

What’s not allowed

Outside snacks or drinks

Accessibility

Involves walking through bustling streets and markets; some spots may not be fully wheelchair-friendly.

Additional information

Vegetarian options available, but vegan, gluten-free, or kosher choices are limited.
The itinerary/tastings may vary by season or local holidays.
Share dietary needs ahead to help guides plan.
For safety, guests with severe allergies can’t participate.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Why Rome is the ultimate food tour destination

Choose your food tour location

🌃Trastevere

🥦Campo de’ Fiori

🕍Jewish Ghetto

🍕Trionfale

🍷Prati

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What you'll taste on your Rome food tour

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Pizza al taglio

Cacio e pepe

Carbonara

Ricotta and cherry pie

Amatriciana

Jewish-style artichoke

Coda alla Vaccinara

Porchetta

Gelato

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