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Mario_L, Aug 2026
Yummy food
The food for this tour was amazing! Tone did an amazing job of walking us around and explaining to us everything that we were eating. Come with an empty stomach because the food you will eat in this tour will definitely fill you up! Not only will it fill you up but it will make your mouth water and leave you wanting for more that’s how delicious the food was! And last but not least you finish with the best thing Gelato. Highly recommend this tour as well as recommend Tone for your guide!
Dyllon_D, Aug 2026
This tour provided a...
This tour provided a little taste of everything and gave great info for where to eat in Rome. Great for someone wanting to know how and where to find good food. Luca was our guide and he did an amazing job giving us info but also being friendly. He spoke English very well and guided conversations well. He would ask questions to give more personalized and helpful info. The tour was not just food, though, but also seeing the general layout of parts of the city (namely the Jewish Ghetto and Trastevere). The wine part of the tour was less emphasized, and the tour more so focused on the food. Go into it hungry, because theres plenty of food. It wasnt too much walking, but was the perfect amount without tiring out in the heat.
Francisco_V, Aug 2026
Great full day
Flavio our tour guide was great. His historical story telling was awesome. He was also very caring about the guest on the group. Pace of the tour was on point. Lunch at farm restaurant was very nice detail. Great experience. Montepulciano and Piensa were beautiful and very nice towns to visit. Thank you.
Kim_F, Aug 2026
Delicious Good Tour!
We met our guide, Rosabla or Rose at the designated spot. She was holding her flag and easy to spot. What was nice it was a small group, just six of us. Rose talked a lot about the square we were in, Piazza Farnese, then we walked a little bit to a salumeria and tasted three meats & three cheeses that were just cut for us and some wine. She said it’s a place where the locals go. Quite delicious! We walked a little bit more and Rose spoke about the history and walked across to Trastevere and stopped in a restaurant for wine and suppli. That too was delicious and she spoke how it was made. We continued on and went to a trattoria for our main course. We had more cheese, ricotta with honey and bread. Then two different pastas followed by a meat saltimbocca and wine of course. Last but not least we went to Oteleg! which was right next door for Gelato, spelled backwards you get the name. We were able to get two scoops of any flavor in a cup or cone and fresh whipped cream. Everything was delicious and you leave very, very full and satisfied. Rose sat with us with each tasting to explain everything and the history of Trastevere. Great food tour and highly recommended!
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Eating in Rome is considered an art form, practically a religion—and that's true whether you’re chowing down on a supplí (oblong rice ball) or slice of pizza al taglio, or savoring a 3-course meal with wine pairings in a little osteria. There’s no better way to partake in local fare than by indulging in a Rome food tour. From sampling fried street food staples in bustling Trastevere or the Jewish ghetto to tasting wines in the Castelli Romani, food experiences provide an insider’s look at the city’s culinary culture and history. Aspiring chefs can try cooking time-tested recipes, too.

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