Paciotti Salumeria Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Paciotti Salumeria. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Prati Food Tour with Pizza Pasta and Parmigiano

• Aperitivo Party in Prati

It’s free to browse around Paciotti Salumeria. Prices vary for cheeses, cured meats, wines, and other products, which you can purchase with cash or card. It’s also possible to visit the gourmet shop on a food tour—these experiences generally cost close to US$100.

Paciotti Salumeria is a family-run food shop known for its variety of high-quality Italian products, ranging from meats and cheeses to balsamic vinegar and truffle condiments. Open since 1970, it’s a popular place for both Romans and visitors hoping to stock their suitcases with edible souvenirs.

Paciotti Salumeria is on the edge of Rome’s residential Prati neighborhood, just west of Vatican City. It’s a short walk from the Cipro metro station, which you can easily reach from the Colosseum or Termini train station. Attractions including the Vatican Museums are just over a 10-minute walk away.

Yes, Paciotti Salumeri ships to a long list of European countries, as well as the United States. For orders going to the US, you won’t be able to ship alcohol or meats due to customs laws, but you can get vacuum-sealed cheeses and other products.

Yes, Paciotti Salumeri is a stop on some Rome food tours that focus on the Prati neighborhood. The area is home to specialty pizza shops and traditional restaurants serving local pasta specialties such as carbonara and cacio e pepe, which you’ll likely be able to taste on your tour.