Top Italy Street Food Tours - page 23

The tour takes place in the late afternoon, as the day gently winds down and Sorrento is bathed in warm, golden light. Meet your guide from Piazza Tasso, walking along the narrow lanes you will have a chance to learn about its history, the cultivation of lemons and the production of olive oil, cheese and wine. An expert guide will lead you step by step into the knowledge of the basics of cultivation, production and tasting of our local products. You will learn to understand and recognize the different qualities of these excellent products, from the typical production to their properties, such as color, aroma and flavor. You can’t miss a visit to a local factory producing cheese and limoncello. The highlight of the tour will be the taste of a nice bruschetta topped with fresh home-made bread, extra virgin Olive Oil, different kinds of local cheese, salami and vegetables paired with a glass of wine.

Naples is rich in heritage and culinary culture – and this tour combines both to give you a real taste of the city. You'll dip in and out of old town eateries, bakeries and markets, sampling Neapolitan delights both edible and aesthetic. Lorenzo, one of our expert guides, says, ‘Locals love Pignasecca market, and it'll definitely whet your appetite. Vendors sell the freshest ingredients – you'll see everything from live shellfish to delicate stonefruit. It's no coincidence that Neapolitan cooking is so simple and delicious – we have the best ingredients.'

Sample the best sips and bites in the foodie quarters of Campo de’ Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto without spending hours researching on this guided food tour. Make your way to the top food stands and shops in two separate Roman neighborhoods to taste savory and sweet street food specialties, plus admire impressive ancient ruins such as the Portico of Octavia and the Area Sacra di Largo Argentina as you stroll.

Discover Florence's traditional dishes and savor some of the finest local specialties as you explore the city's key highlights and neighborhoods. Led by an expert local guide, this 2.5-hour street food tour offers an in-depth look at Florence's culinary scene. Enjoy a variety of authentic dishes, from fresh pasta to truffles, while wandering through local food markets and iconic landmarks like the Duomo, Giotto's Bell Tower, and more. This walking tour is the perfect way to immerse yourself in the food, art, and culture of Florence.

Discover the true tastes of Naples, one of Italy's top culinary destinations, on this immersive food and sightseeing tour. Explore the city's iconic squares and basilicas while stopping at hidden local spots to savor traditional dishes. From zucchini flowers and ragù to baccalà and pizza, you’ll indulge in authentic Neapolitan flavors while learning about the city’s fascinating history. Come hungry—this tour offers a complete meal that showcases the best of Naples' culinary heritage.

Welcome to Turin, where elegance meets authentic, traditional cuisine. This is not a typical food tour—no tourist traps, just real local flavors. You’ll taste both classic and bold dishes loved by locals, guided by insider stories you won’t find in guidebooks. Perfect for your first day, this experience combines a food tour with a walking tour. You’ll explore main squares, hidden streets, and receive tips to enjoy the city like a local. We begin with a Bicerin, Turin’s iconic mix of espresso, chocolate, and cream, paired with Gianduiotto, the famous hazelnut chocolate. Then we explore savory specialties like vitello tonnato, tomino with salsa verde, and even calf tongue for the more adventurous. A highlight is Porta Palazzo Market, the largest open-air market in Europe, where locals shop daily. Here, you’ll feel the city’s true energy and enjoy fresh pasta on the go. We finish with Baci di Dama, Bonet, and a glass of hazelnut liqueur.

Rome is best experienced one bite at a time. On this walking food tour with a local food advisor, you’ll discover the city through its most iconic flavors while exploring some of its most charming neighborhoods. Taste Roman specialties as we stroll through Trastevere, Tiber Island, Campo de’ Fiori, the Portico d’Ottavia, Sant’Andrea della Valle, sharing stories, traditions. Enjoy artisan biscuits, sour cherry tart or cantucci at a historic bakery with nearly 100 years of history, the famous pizza rossa or with mortadella, and savor selected local products from the Campo de’ Fiori market. No Roman food tour is complete without supplì and Roman pasta. A delicious journey into authentic Roman cuisine, culture, and everyday life—perfect for food lovers and curious travelers alike. Hosted by Cesarine, Italy’s oldest network of passionate home cooks, this unique class offers an authentic perspective that no restaurant can provide. Join us to cook, taste, and experience Rome like a local!

Break up your sightseeing in Bergamo and experience the city’s food scene from an insider’s perspective with this small-group food tour. Visit food markets, artisan shops, and beloved landmark eateries to sample three different local specialties, both savory and sweet. Note your favorite spots to circle back to later on your own, and take in a few of Bergamo’s A-list attractions as you stroll the city center.

Embark on a gastronomic adventure as Darren guides you through the charming streets of Bologna, starting at the iconic Piazza Maggiore. Traverse the bustling quadilatero, where he unravels the secrets of Parmigiano Reggiano production and introduces you to the world of salumi and mortadella. Delve into the art of handmade pasta and enjoy a sampling of local salumi, cheeses, breads, and wines at a quaint local stop. Wander along Rizzoli and Ugo Bassi streets, soaking in the medieval cityscape and uncovering hidden spots such as the Due Torre. Indulge in the best pizza al taglio in Italy before concluding your journey with a taste of Bologna's finest gelato. Let Darren's expertise in local cuisine guide you on a memorable exploration of culinary delights in this picturesque city.

Rome’s bohemian Trastevere district is known for its lively nightlife and excellent dining and imbibing scene. Experience both in one tour with this evening foodie stroll that takes you to some of the top eateries and wine bars in the neighborhood with a culinary expert and restaurant reviewer as a guide. Enjoy more than a dozen tastings plus a sit-down dinner, ending with the best tiramisù in Rome.

We take you through a beautiful little part of Rome, a stone throw away from the ancient Colosseum. Monti is famous for its range of eateries ranging from traditional Italian to modern fusion. We will help you experience the best this area and Rome has to offer.

This experience is ideal for curious travelers who want more than a standard food tour and prefer honest, intelligent conversations about Palermo today. You’ll taste outstanding Sicilian street food, discover neighborhoods beyond the usual routes, and understand how power, politics, crime, and civil society shape the city. Led by a law graduate with honors who worked in the Italian Supreme Court’s criminal division, the tour connects history with current investigations, local politics, and the relationships between the mafia, Italy, the EU, and the US. You’ll also visit Palermo’s only venue producing its own craft beer, with more than 20 options. Small groups mean deeper discussion, real access, and no clichés.

This culinary and architectural walking tour offers a sensory journey through the heart of Pisa, perfectly balancing world-famous landmarks with the authentic flavors of Tuscan cuisine. The adventure begins along the Arno River at the beautiful Gothic Chiesa della Spina and then crossing the scenic Ponte Solferino, entering the vibrant, student-filled Piazza Dante Alighieri. At the same time, the tour dives into Pisa’s authentic street food scene, offering a chance to taste traditional cecina—a savory chickpea pancake—alongside regional platters of cured meats and local pecorino cheese, and more. The experience concludes on a sweet note with a scoop of refreshing, artisanal Italian gelato from a celebrated local shop. It is the ultimate way to experience Pisa’s rich history, stunning art, and incredible culinary heritage all in one unforgettable walk.