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Enjoy an authentic Roman evening with over 10 tastings, 6 drinks, a pasta dinner, and gelato in Trastevere during this 3-hour guided food tour.

The Rome Food Tour: Trastevere Aperitivo, Wine & Pasta Dinner offers a comprehensive evening exploring Trastevere’s vibrant food scene. This 3 to 3.5-hour experience, priced with flexibility for different start times, includes more than 10 tastings and 6 drinks across five top local spots. It’s an excellent choice for those wanting to enjoy authentic Roman cuisine, from supplì to handmade pasta, paired with regional wines and gelato.
The tour starts with a proper Italian aperitivo at a cozy enoteca, then takes you through beloved street snacks, local wine bars, and culminates in a sit-down dinner at a family-run osteria. With small or private groups, this tour emphasizes personal attention and in-depth knowledge from guides, making it ideal for food lovers eager to dive into Roman life and culture.
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This tour begins at either Piazza di S. Cosimato or Enoteca La Vite Roma in Trastevere. The first stop is a wine tasting and food tasting session lasting about 30 minutes at the enoteca. Here, you get a taste of artisan cured meats and local cheeses, setting the tone for a flavorful evening. The relaxed environment allows for introductions and a glimpse into Roman wine culture.
Just after, the group moves to Supplì Roma, a renowned spot known for its supplì, deep-fried risotto balls filled with melty mozzarella. This 15-minute tasting offers a taste of one of Rome’s most popular street snacks, served hot and crispy. The focus on traditional flavors makes this a highlight for foodies.

The next stop is Bar San Calisto, a beloved local bar where 15-minute visits involve sipping a refreshing spritz. The atmosphere at this spot captures authentic Roman bar life—from locals playing cards to students chatting over drinks. This stop provides a casual vibe and a chance to observe everyday life in Trastevere.

The tour continues at Vanda, a wine bar known for its natural wines and vibrant ambiance. Over the course of 45 minutes, guests sample two Italian wines and enjoy various bruschetta. This segment highlights Roman wine pairing traditions, emphasizing local ingredients and artisan wine-making methods. The lively setting underscores Vanda’s reputation as a vibrant hub for wine lovers.
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The evening’s highlight is a sit-down dinner at Checco Er Carettiere, a family-run osteria renowned for traditional Roman pasta dishes. Over 45 minutes, guests savor a crafted pasta dish paired with more regional wine. This intimate experience offers a chance to enjoy hearty, authentic flavors in a friendly, welcoming environment.
Following the dinner, a 15-minute visit to Checco’s pastry shop offers a delicious scoop of artisan gelato, providing a sweet ending to the night. The focus on homemade, authentic desserts rounds out the evening’s culinary journey.
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The tour features five stops with a well-paced progression from light aperitivo to full dinner, providing a comprehensive taste of Roman food culture. The itinerary balances snacks, drinks, and a satisfying sit-down meal, ensuring participants leave full and satisfied.
The start options—either Piazza di S. Cosimato or Enoteca La Vite—allow flexibility, and the tour concludes at Piazza Trilussa. This central location makes it easy to explore further or head back to accommodations.

This tour lasts 3 to 3.5 hours, with English-speaking guides providing detailed commentary and stories. The experience is operated by Devour Tours and is available as a private or small group outing, ideal for personalized attention.
Participants should bring comfortable shoes, ID, and water. Some areas are not wheelchair accessible, so travelers with limited mobility should contact customer support for arrangements. The tour is adaptable for vegetarians, pescatarians, and those with dairy or gluten sensitivities but is not suitable for vegans or people with celiac disease.

Guests can reserve without immediate payment, choosing to pay later with full cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. The price includes a variety of tastings and drinks, making it a good value for an evening of diverse flavors and local insights.
The shorter 6:15 pm tour offers a more affordable, condensed experience that still includes spritz, supplì, dinner, and gelato, suited for those with limited time or budget.

Reviews highlight guide quality as a key strength, with many mentioning knowledgeable, friendly, and passionate guides like Annamaria, Eileen, Giulia, and John Paul. These guides excel at sharing stories, local tips, and food recommendations, making the tour engaging and informative.
Several reviewers praise guides for creating a warm atmosphere and making participants feel like part of the neighborhood. The personalized attention and enthusiasm of guides stand out as major factors in the tour’s high ratings.
Participants enjoy a diverse array of Roman dishes, especially supplì and pasta, paired with regional wines and artisan beverages. The curated wine tastings include prosecco, spritz, and three Italian wines, with some reviews noting that a more generous pour of wine would improve the experience further.
The dinner at Checco Er Carettiere is praised for authentic flavors and generous portions, providing a full meal in a family-friendly setting. The gelato at the end offers a sweet, authentic finish to the evening.
This tour suits foodies, culture seekers, and those interested in Roman daily life. The mix of tastings, drinks, and a sit-down dinner makes it ideal for anyone wanting a comprehensive culinary overview in a lively neighborhood. Vegetarians and pescatarians are accommodated, but vegans and celiac sufferers should consider other options.
The tour is particularly popular among those who enjoy guided storytelling and local insights, with reviews consistently praising the personalities and knowledge of guides.
The Rome Food Tour in Trastevere offers an authentic, flavor-packed evening exploring the neighborhood’s best food and drink. With more than 10 tastings, 6 drinks, and a hearty pasta dinner, it provides great value for anyone eager to sample Roman cuisine in a friendly, lively setting.
While the tour involves several stops and some walking, it’s accessible for most with comfortable shoes. The small-group setting ensures personalized attention and rich storytelling. Highly rated for guide expertise and food quality, this experience stands out as a delicious way to discover Trastevere’s character and culinary traditions.
Is this tour suitable for vegetarians?
Yes, the tour is adaptable for vegetarians, with options for pescatarians and those with dairy or gluten sensitivities. It is not recommended for vegans.
How long does the tour last?
The tour runs for 3 to 3.5 hours, depending on the start time and group pace.
Are drinks included?
Yes, 6 drinks are included, such as prosecco, spritz, and three regional wines. Some reviews mention that a more generous wine pour would enhance the experience.
Where does the tour end?
The tour concludes at Piazza Trilussa, a central location in Trastevere.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, full refunds are available for cancellations made up to 24 hours in advance.
Is the tour accessible for wheelchair users?
Some areas are not wheelchair accessible; travelers with mobility issues should contact customer support for arrangements.
What dietary restrictions are accommodated?
Vegetarians, pescatarians, and those with dairy or gluten allergies can be accommodated. The tour is not suitable for vegans or celiac disease due to cross-contamination risks.
What is the focus of the guide?
Guides are highly praised for their knowledgeable, friendly, and engaging personalities, sharing stories and tips about Roman food, culture, and neighborhood history.
What should I bring?
Participants should bring comfortable shoes, ID, and water for the tour.
Is this tour family-friendly?
Given the wine stops and alcohol content, it’s not recommended for children or non-drinkers.