Top Rome Street Food Tours - page 3

Instead of eating out at another restaurant, enjoy a traveling meal around Rome on a street food tour. As you walk along streets near Piazza Navona and Campo de' Fiori, stop for tastings of local dishes. Plus, hear about the history of street food in the Eternal City.

Get the kids into cooking in a fun way with this small-group 2-hour pizza-making class for the family in Rome. Learn the secrets of making an authentic Italian pizza from a real pizza chef. Get hands-on experience along every step of the process, from preparing the dough to putting it in a real stone oven, with this workshop designed for kids and adults. Eat your delicious creation at the end of class.

Sample foods from small vendors in the atmospheric Monti district on a food and walking tour in Rome. Visit shops that make delicious gelato, pizza, cheese, panini, and espresso, with enough tastings for lunch. Hear informative commentary from your guide for a deep immersion into the food culture of Rome, conveniently located near the Colosseum.

Get to know Rome through its cuisine on a fun small-group walking tour of the Trastevere neighborhood. This area is renowned for its excellent food and you’ll get many chances to sample local street food specialties, including pizza and gelato. Visit a market, a gelateria, a bar, and other spots that you might miss if touring without a foodie guide.

With its medieval architecture and bohemian, working-class roots, Trastevere is one of Rome’s most popular neighborhoods. Get a comprehensive taste of its food and culture in one evening on this small-group walk-and-dine tour. You’ll begin with an aperitivo of prosecco, cheeses, cured meats, and a spritz and explore well past sunset, walking along cobbled streets while a guide talks to you about the neighborhood’s history. Finish the tour with a hearty dinner or homemade pasta, meats, and local wines in a private villa.

Taste your way around Trastevere and the Jewish Ghetto during this half-day, small-group evening food crawl. Enjoy a full meal, with three starters, a main dish, and a tasty dessert paired with wine and amaro. Highlights include a skip-the-line visit to a traditional Roman-Jewish street food joint, crispy porchetta sandwiches from the Castelli Romani, and a Roman cheese platter in an underground wine cellar.

Taste your way around two of Rome’s most historic neighborhoods during this small-group street food tour through Campo de’ Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto. Sample iconic snacks like supplí (savory rice balls), prosciutto and local cheeses, and Roman pizza. Top it all off with a trip to an organic gelateria, and you’ve got lunch or dinner covered.

Meet on Tiberine island, where your street food tour of the atmospheric Roman neighborhood of Trastevere begins. Follow the cobblestone streets to discover some authentic hidden gems of this lively area on the other side of the river. Be prepared to sample some authentic Roman and Italian street food! Taste cheese and meat at a local deli, then supplì, a typical deep-fried rice ball filled with mozzarella cheese and tomato sauce. Learn about the history of the district, and visit the Basilica of Santa Maria, the heart of Trastevere, before heading for some pizza. Your guide will help you find your way through local restaurants or bars and pubs where young residents spend the night. See Piazza Trilussa and Ponte Sisto, with a beautiful view of Saint Peter’s dome from the river, before heading to the final desserts on the road. This is an area you may not discover otherwise. The small group will not exceed 12 people, so you will feel like wandering the city in a friendly atmosphere.

Cover ground quickly with this half-day e-bike tour in Rome!  Start with a typical Italian breakfast of cappuccino and a pastry, then head out on an e-bike to zip through several scenic neighborhoods including Aventino hill.See popular landmarks such as the Colosseo and the Fontana di Trevi. Led by an art historian guide.This experience also includes tipical Italian ice cream .

Perfect for first-time visitors or those who want a quick overview of Rome, this combination history and food tour fits the bill. With a local guide, set off on a sightseeing tour of the city, beginning at Campo de' Fiori market. Visit a Jewish section of the city, explore the Pantheon area, and taste Italian snacks along the way.

Get to know Rome’s dining scene with the help of an in-the-know local expert with this street food tour through the heart of the old town. Join a small group of fellow foodie travelers and follow your guide along the cobblestone lanes and bustling markets in the Campo de’ Fiori and Jewish Ghetto district, stopping at food shops and market stalls along the way to sample the wares.

Rome is famous for its authentic street food and you will discover why. Walking through the narrow streets of the historic centre you will dig deep into Roman lifestyle and experience the city like a local. Your knowledgeable guide will take you to this savoury adventure, showing you the best spots to enjoy the local cuisine. You will visit one of the oldest open-air markets and historic eateries and taste a variety of local treats such as “Supplì, home-made pizzas and the finest Italian chesses and salumi. Then, you will explore the Jewish Ghetto and sample some traditional specialities, which you can find only in Rome! This tour is a great combination of food tasting and sightseeing: you will discover the highlight of the city centre and delve into the fascinating stories about its rich history while enjoying delicious local dishes.

Capped at only 16 people, this small-group tasting tour takes you on a culinary journey through some of Rome’s most scenic neighborhoods. Browse the produce stalls at Campo de' Fiori, and help yourself to freshly-prepared bruschetta and olive oil from the bustling marketplace. Then, head to the former Jewish Ghetto for a taste of fried artichoke— a longstanding local specialty.

If you love craft beer, you’ll enjoy this walking tour. Enjoy the tastiest local craft beer in Rome as you work around the bohemian area. Visit Birreria Peroni, the oldest beer brewery in Rome, for a taste of the popular beer. Walk to Open Baladin, home to the trendiest brewery, and taste three of over 200 beer collections. At Trastevere, you’ll enjoy some aperitivo snacks and beer.

Taste your way around the Eternal City during this half-day, foodie-lovers Rome cycling tour. Hop a trendy, retro bike as you ride your way through the attraction-packed historic center, stopping to enjoy fresh bites of pizza and pastries, plus a full pasta lunch with wine. Highlights include Aventino Hill, Testaccio, Trastevere, the Colosseum, and the Jewish Ghetto.

Every major city has its specialty foods, and Rome is no exception. While it’s not always easy to find the best street food on your own, this 3 hour tour makes it easy with numerous food and drink tastings—enough to amount to lunch. Sample typical Roman cuisine, including snacks called “supplì,” pizza, craft beer, and gelato while strolling the side streets of Campo de' Fiori.

A tour that allows you to explore Rome pedaling through extraordinary places, famous monuments, Renaissance palaces, but also to taste Roman specialties and roman-jewish gastronomic tradition. • A panoramic view of Colosseum, Imperial Forums and the Palatine Hill • Riding our e-bikes among the famous monuments of Rome, you will taste the best bites of roman street food- • Pizza and supplì in Trastevere • Great dessert in the Jewish quarter

Savor the sights, scents, and tastes of Rome on a small-group walking tour tailor-made for traveling foodies. Follow your guide around the food shops, markets, and lively piazzas of the Trastevere district. Along the way, sample the varied flavors of Italian cuisine, including cheese, prosciutto, sweet pastries, and pizza. Your culinary journey isn’t over yet—visit the Campo dei Fiori market, sit down for a pasta dinner at a local osteria, then satisfy your sweet tooth with a delicious gelato.

Had enough pizza and gelato? Then try out Rome’s most iconic, but lesser-known, dishes on this intimate, small-group food tour. Learn how locals eat and drink, with stops at neighborhood delis, pastry shops, and farmer’s markets in trendy Testaccio. Taste authentic Roman classics like suppli and saltimbocca alla Romana as you learn about the Eternal City’s rich, evolving culinary history.

Taste your way around Rome’s picturesque historic center during this informative, small-group food crawl. Visit iconic locations like the bustling marketplaces of Campo de’ Fiori and the ancient ruins of Largo di Torre Argentina as you sample time-honored local delicacies like artisanal cheeses, creamy gelato, pasta, and battered cod.

Join our history expert and food lover guide on this street food walking tour. Discover the districts of Prati and Borgo, their monuments and their local eateries. You will go on a food journey through traditional recipes, authentic Roman flavors and excellent wines regional. The guide will take you in one of Italy's oldest farmers market, where you will sample Italian products, such as freshly made pizza, cheeses and fried risotto balls named supplì, a typical apetizer in Rome! Walk through the charming streets near the Vatican, while listening to interesting stories, anecdotes and commentaries. You will put together art and delicious food on a unique, sweet experience!

Rome is famous for its history, its monuments and churches and the delicious culinary culture! On this highlights and food tasting tour you will follow your guide in a journey through typical products and recipes and some historical sites of the city center. You will hear the history of some historic districts, such as Prati and Borgo, and sample some freshly made pizza, cheeses and seasonal fruits. Walk through the many colorful stands of the Trionfale Market, one of the largest covered markets in Europe. Here you will meet local agricultural producers, drink some amazing wines of the region and taste some authentic Roman delicacies, such as supplì, small fried risotto balls, cured meat and pastries. This tour will be a great chance to discover some of the central neighborhoods of Rome thanks to the descriptions and the commentaries of your local expert guide and to learn about a long and interesting culinary tradition through some tasty food samplings.

Discover the local culture of Rome in just a couple hours during this market and food walking tour. Immerse yourself in Italian daily life as you navigate the bustling morning market, watching as locals purchase fresh produce for the day ahead. Indulge in high-quality offerings Rome has to provide, from meats and cheeses to local cuisine like pizzas. Learn about Roman and Italian lifestyles through food, starting with a revitalizing cup of local coffee.