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Mark_H, Aug 2026
So fun and informative!
This was SOOO worth it! Ramona was excellent - informed, pleasant, fun, and clearly connected to her Rome community and the places to go. We loved every bit of this tour, from the places and stories to not just the food but the WHY behind that food. We had (in order) Supplì, Wine and Abruzzi Meat sticks, 2 kinds of Pizza Romana (potato and rosemary, heavenly) with local beer, Jewish artichokes, and artisanal gelato. Perfecto and plenty to eat. . So glad we did this, and Mahalo Nui Loa, Ramona!
Simone_B, Aug 2026
Amazing Tour, Amazing Food & Wine , Exceptional Guide!
This was excellent - Vincenzo was an exceptional guide, he told us where all the food and wine came from in Italy and why and how it got its ratings to be sold as the best in Italy. He was funny and energetic and nothing was too much to ask for!! This tour exceeded our expectations- would highly recommend this for foodies and wine lovers and anywhere in between!! An enjoyable 4 hours!!
frannywhitcomb, Aug 2026
First visit to Tuscany
We had a very full day and thoroughly enjoyed visiting the Tuscany region. Keep in mind that this is 2+ hours each way by motorcoach. It was very comfortable though, we made a brief stop to stretch each way as well. Our guide, Anna, was very knowledgeable and provided great information both on our drive and our tour.
Jason_W, Aug 2026
Ben was awesome!
It was very hot, but it was end of August so to be expected. Ben made the expetience so enjoyable and fun. Talking with her was slmist like taliing to an old friend yiu hadnt seen in awhile. She was geeat about giving us the history of the area and the family owned eateries we visited as well as the tasings and the local wines. She is a gem!
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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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