BEST OF · FOOD TOURS WITH LOCALS IN ROME
Good food tours with locals in Rome run small groups and fill up weeks ahead. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Taste Roman classics, explore Campo dei Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto, and learn the city’s food traditions on this lively 2.5-hour tour.
“I highly recommend this tour - very delicious food and interesting facts about Rome and its culture and history. Thank you to our amazing guide Ramona who entertained us incredibly well!”
Taste Roman street food, wine, 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!”
Rome food tour review covering Trastevere, Campo de’ Fiori, Roman specialties, wine pairings, value, walking route, and practical tips.
“Everything was great! Marco was knowledgeable and friendly. The food was wonderful. Everything was great”
Review of Rome’s Trastevere food tour, with seven tastings, Roman pasta, wine, gelato, local stories, pricing, and practical tips.
“Didn’t have one because earlier tour that was rescheduled ended later than stated caused us to miss tour”
Taste carbonara, supplì, cheese, gelato, and more on a three-hour Trastevere food walk with a local guide for $62.
“Alecia was super lovely and knowledgeable. Had a fun time. More than one glass of wine would have been nice.”
Review of Rome’s private 3-hour food tour, with 10 tastings, local drinks, Trastevere sights, guide tips, value, and practical advice.
“Of all the time that I spent in Rome, I can say that in this tour I tasted the best food. My guide Margherita took us to the best places to eat and some of them where not crowded because they were places only locals know. My favorite food was the Jewish Ricotta Pie, and If I ever go back to Rome I would go back to find that place again. I recommend this tour and Margherita 100%”
Taste vegan supplì, Roman pizza, fried artichoke, and dairy-free gelato while learning to eat plant-based in Rome with a local guide.
“It was so much fun! First off, the meeting point was chosen so wisely- I spent an hour at the church where we were to meet just marveling at the beauty. Then Arianna took us around a beautiful neighborhood, Campo di Fiori, and taught out about history and local culture. As we made our different stops to taste the most delicious dishes I ate in my week in Rome, she also gave us some ordering strategies to ensure that we could be served vegan foods in conventional restaurants. She also gave us some suggestions based on her her personal restaurants to go to for different dishes. The food that we…”
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