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Savor crispy supplì, fresh Roman pizza, rich cheeses, cured meats, seasonal fruits, and silky gelato, all while strolling through ancient cobbled streets.. Visit iconic stops like Campo de' Fiori market, hidden gems in the Jewish Ghetto, family-run street food spots, and a local gelateria near Julius Caesar’s assassination site.

Take a self-guided food tour through Rome's Mercato Trionfale. Start with a quick orientation from a local who explains how the tour works and points out highlights in the market. Using an audio guide, see at your own pace and learn about the traditions behind the local foods. Enjoy four different food samples and three wine pairings. Taste local Lazio wine, learn about winemaking, and try a fresh tramezzino sandwich. Sample a curated selection of Roman charcuterie and cheese as you hear about where they come from.

Savour Rome's Authentic Flavours Start your guided street food tour at Rome's marketplace, the Campo de’ Fiori. Originally a site of public executions, today it's teeming with life and the flavors of Italy. Guided by an English-speaking foodie, you'll begin with Panino with porchetta, a mouth-watering Italian pork roast sandwich. Next, indulge in a morning-exclusive tasting of cheese, olive oil, truffle, and vinegar. Whet your appetite further with arancini, a succulent fried rice ball, and traditional Roman pizza, leading up to Roman fried appetizers. See Cultural Heritage Amidst Gastronomy Relish these treats as you stroll through the streets of the Jewish Ghetto steeped in rich history dating back to the 16th century. See the secrets of the city as your guide enthralls you with anecdotal history, showcasing the beautiful Pantheon from the outside. Amidst the intricate labyrinth of lanes, indulge in a traditional Roman fried appetizer, followed by the famed Suppli, a mozzarella, and ragù stuffed delight that reigns as the king of Roman street food. Your culinary journey culminates at one of Rome's best gelaterias, a sweet finale to your tour. As you savor this, learn about the Ghetto's transformation, once a confined quarter, now a neighborhood brimming with archaeological treasures. Vegetarian options are available, ensuring a fulfilling experience for all.

Eat your way through three of Rome’s most charming neighborhoods—Campo de’ Fiori, the Jewish Ghetto, and Trastevere—on this curated culinary adventure. Getting started Your walking food tour begins in the Campo de’ Fiori, where Roman flavors come alive with local wine and market-fresh bites. Culinary itinerary From here, you’ll sneak through a hidden passage into the Jewish Ghetto—Rome’s historic and culinary heart—where you’ll try iconic dishes like Jewish-style fried artichokes and ricotta-cherry pie made from century-old recipes. Crossing into Trastevere, the atmosphere shifts to charming cobbled streets and buzzing trattorias. Here, you’ll enjoy slow-cooked amatriciana pasta at Spirito di Vino, a restaurant housed in a 2,000-year-old wine cellar—and yes, you’ll raise a glass of prosecco down there too. Along the way, you’ll sample creamy mozzarella, porchetta sandwiches, and finish with a scoop (or two) of authentic gelato. Whether you join the morning tour with a visit to the bustling Campo market or opt for the evening experience with traditional Roman street food, this is Rome the local way—one bite at a time.

Join a culinary tour in Rome to see the city's favorite breakfast offerings. Sample maritozzi, cornetto with cappuccino, and coffee granita while walking through Trastevere. Visit historic sites and a family-run biscuit factory, guided by a local foodie. Taste iconic dishes like sweet and savory maritozzi filled with cream or chicken, paired with wine, and finish with tiramisu maritozzi. Learn about traditional Roman cuisine and local culture through this tour.

Take a walking tour of Campo de’ Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto, two historic neighborhoods rich in culinary tradition.. Expert guidance: Discover secret alleys, cultural gems, and the stories behind every dish with a local foodie who knows the best spots.

Taste your way through Trastevere’s culinary heritage in four hours with an expert local guide by your side. Getting started Meet your small group in the lively Trastevere district—Rome’s go-to neighborhood for authentic street food, iconic eateries, and centuries-old charm. From here, set off on foot to see a carefully curated route of tucked-away gems. What to expect Stroll through cobblestone streets and see how Rome eats—from legendary supplì (crispy rice balls) to pasta classics like cacio e pepe and amatriciana. Savor porchetta from a family-run butcher shop that’s been around for over 100 years, and enjoy exclusive access to beloved local restaurants like Da Enzo al 29 or Spirito di Vino. Your guide will also show you how to spot “fake” gelato (it’s a thing!) before treating you to the real deal at one of Rome’s top artisanal gelaterias. Along the way, sip on a curated mix of traditional Italian drinks—perfectly paired to your tastings. Features Expert-guided walking tour: Led by friendly, English-speaking foodies who know Rome inside out. Skip-the-line access: No waiting at popular restaurants and food stops. Local flavor: Sample everything from burrata and fried artichokes to porchetta, biscotti, and handmade pasta. Drinks included: Enjoy a variety of local pours (with options for the sober folks too). Authentic gelato: Learn to tell the difference—and indulge in the real thing!

Take your tastebuds on a tour of Rome and see the city's most iconic street food. See the Jewish Quarter and Rome's historic center with a professional local guide who'll lead you to some of Italy's best traditional dishes while showing you the most authentic side of the Italian capital's neighborhoods. Experience the city like the Romans do and get a true taste of local street food. You'll visit one of the oldest open-air markets and taste a variety of traditional specialities such as: the finest cheeses and salami produced by Italian farmers; supplì (risotto balls); and crispy homemade pizza from local shops. You'll also try authentic Roman Jewish cuisine – a unique gastronomic experience, which you can find only in Rome! Strolling through the picturesque narrow streets of the ghetto, you'll dig deep into history and learn about the oldest Jewish community in Europe with its culinary traditions carefully preserved over the centuries.