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Enjoy an authentic 3-hour evening food tour in Rome’s Trastevere, sampling Italian classics like pizza, pasta, and gelato with a knowledgeable local guide.
This evening food tasting tour in Rome’s Trastevere district offers an intimate and delicious way to experience the city’s culinary scene. Priced at $153.27 per person, this 3-hour journey is perfect for lovers of Italian cuisine who want to enjoy authentic bites away from the bustling tourist spots. The tour departs from Piazza Farnese at 5:30 pm and is limited to 12 foodies, ensuring personalized attention and a relaxed pace.
This tour stands out for its focus on classic Roman dishes like buffalo mozzarella, burrata, pizza, pasta, and gelato. It also takes you through both Rome’s historic center and the lesser-known Trastevere district, a vibrant neighborhood filled with ivy-covered buildings and cobbled streets. Expect a well-curated mix of sampling local specialties and discovering charming backstreets, guided by a passionate local.
While the tour offers a rich taste of Roman cuisine and culture, it’s especially suited for those who enjoy small-group experiences and want to avoid large, crowded tours. The inclusion of food and wine tastings at handpicked establishments makes it a balanced mix of culinary education and leisure.

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The tour begins at Piazza Farnese, where you’ll meet your local gastronome guide. The initial welcome sets the tone for a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. The guide provides a quick overview of Italy’s iconic culinary staples, such as pizza, pasta, and bruschetta, helping you appreciate the dishes you’ll encounter later.
Starting in this lively piazza, the tour immediately immerses you in Rome’s vibrant street life. From here, the guide leads you through Rome’s historic center, sharing insights about the city’s culinary traditions and neighborhood stories along the way.

Your first tastings happen in the heart of the historic center, where buffalo mozzarella and burrata are served alongside salami and prosciutto. These cheeses are fresh and creamy, representing Italy’s cheese-making excellence. The tasting is paired with local beverages, enhancing the flavors and giving you a true taste of Italian craftsmanship.
This stop gives an authentic introduction to Roman and Italian cuisine, setting the tone for the rest of the evening. The ambient, evening lighting makes this segment particularly atmospheric, making the experience feel intimate and special.

Next, the tour crosses the Tiber River to arrive at the Jewish Ghetto, one of Rome’s most historic neighborhoods. Here, you’ll sample artichokes and conchia, a Roman-Jewish specialty. These dishes highlight the unique culinary influences from Rome’s Jewish community, offering a taste that’s both local and distinctive.
The guide explains the cultural significance of these dishes, adding depth to the tasting experience. This stop is a highlight for those interested in the diverse influences that shape Roman cuisine.

Crossing into Trastevere, the tour shifts to a more relaxed, sit-down dinner in one of the neighborhood’s atmospheric backstreets. You’ll enjoy a variety of pizza and pasta dishes, carefully selected to showcase Roman cooking styles. This part of the tour offers a chance to savor authentic Italian flavors in a cozy setting away from tourist crowds.
The dinner includes wine tasting, complementing the dishes and enhancing the flavors. The lively ambiance of Trastevere’s ivy-clad buildings and cobblestones creates a memorable backdrop for this meal.
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The tour wraps up with a classic Italian gelato, the perfect sweet finish. The guide shares tips for the best Roman restaurants and gelato shops, so you can continue exploring Rome’s culinary scene after the tour ends.
After approximately three hours of eating, drinking, and walking, the tour concludes at Piazza Mastai. You leave full of delicious food and with tailored recommendations to explore Rome’s dining options further.

This small-group experience departs from Piazza Farnese at 5:30 pm and is designed to last about 3 hours. The tour is suitable for most travelers, with vegetarian options available if requested during booking. Be sure to communicate any special dietary needs ahead of time.
The tour includes food, beverages, and wine tastings, creating a balanced and enjoyable experience. It’s also easy to access via public transportation, making it convenient to reach the meeting point.

At $153.27, this guided food walk provides a curated selection of Roman dishes, served in authentic settings with a knowledgeable guide. The small group size ensures personalized attention, and the inclusion of both historic landmarks and local neighborhoods offers a well-rounded cultural and culinary experience.
The ability to sample local cheeses, artichokes, pizza, pasta, and gelato makes this tour a comprehensive introduction to Rome’s flavors. The free cancellation policy adds flexibility, allowing you to plan with confidence.
Reviews highlight the value of expert guides, particularly praising guides like Sara and Fredericka, who are noted for their friendliness, knowledge, and enthusiasm. They provide insights into both the culinary traditions and cultural stories behind each dish, enriching the tasting experience.
This personal touch makes the tour more than just food sampling; it becomes a deeper insight into Rome’s vibrant neighborhoods and history.
This evening food tour is ideal for food lovers who want an authentic taste of Rome without the hassle of planning. It suits those who appreciate small-group intimacy, local guides, and delicious, well-curated dishes. The walking aspect and the mix of tasting and cultural exploration make it a good fit for most fitness levels, provided you’re comfortable with some walking on cobblestone streets.
This small-group Rome food tour in Trastevere delivers a genuine taste of Roman culinary traditions with expert guides and carefully selected local eateries. It’s a relaxed, immersive experience perfect for those interested in authentic Italian flavors, from cheeses and artichokes to pizza, pasta, and gelato.
While the tour is focused on culinary delights, it also offers a chance to explore charming neighborhoods and hidden culinary gems. The limited group size fosters a friendly atmosphere, making it suitable for solo travelers, couples, or small groups.
For foodies eager to discover Rome’s authentic flavors in a relaxed, guided setting, this tour offers excellent value and memorable moments. It’s especially recommended for those who want to avoid tourist traps and enjoy a personalized experience with local insights.
“This tour was a wonderful experience in the Trastavere neighborhood of Rome, which felt out of the tourist areas and made the experience feel more …”
What is the duration of the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 3 hours.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins at Piazza Farnese and concludes at Piazza Mastai in Rome.
Is vegetarian food available?
Yes, vegetarian options are available upon request when booking.
What is included in the price?
The price covers food tastings, beverages, wine tastings, and a guided walk through Rome’s historic and Trastevere districts.
How many people are in each group?
The tour is limited to 12 participants to ensure a personalized experience.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the start.
Is this tour suitable for all ages?
Most travelers can participate, but those with mobility issues should be aware of walking on cobblestones and through neighborhoods.
What kind of dishes will I taste?
Expect buffalo mozzarella, burrata, artichokes, pizza, pasta, and gelato.
Are beverages included?
Yes, beverages and wine tastings are part of the experience.
How far in advance should I book?
It’s recommended to book about 47 days in advance, as it’s a popular tour.