ROME
The best of the Eternal City.
The 15 most popular food & wine tours, the ones worth giving a Roman morning to. Prices, run times and who to book through, gathered in one place.
A 4-hour Rome food tour with 20+ tastings and unlimited wine, featuring Bonci pizza, Barolo pasta, truffles, balsamic, and gelato.
Most Popular“Fantastic tour. Eduardo made it fun and interesting with his facts. The group had a blast as we were all drinking eating n and laughing.”
Rome by night on an e-bike with a small-group guide, sweeping hilltop views, and a salumi-and-wine tasting along the way.
“Great experience! Our Tour guide Felipe went above and beyond on the journey! Very knowledgeable on everything and explained every single thing to the detail. All the sites that we visited looked spectacular. I truly recommend these guys! They are awesome.”
A small-group pasta class in Frascati with a 15th-century cellar wine tasting and a wine cave tour, plus Roman sauces you’ll learn.
“Choosing this experience was very spur of the moment for us, but 1000% worth it! They were very knowledgeable of not just making pasta, but of the entirety of Frascati. We were able to see the town as well as a cellar that was previously used as a shelter in WWII. The wine was outstanding,…”
Taste Rome’s street classics on a 2.5-hour walk through Campo de’ Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto, with market bites and artisanal gelato.
“Julia our guide was very helpful. Pointed out many interesting things and explained each step and item we attended.”
3-hour Rome evening tour through Monti’s dark stories with included spritz, wine, sambuca, and more, ending near Piazza Venezia.
“michel and michel are amazing!! they were super accomodating and the tour is more than just a tour”
Twilight Trastevere food tour with wine tasting: 4 hours of Italian bites, skip Da Enzo al 29, and taste cellar wines.
“The tour and food were great. We had a small group and wonderful tour guide, Jasmine. The walk through Trastevere was wonderful. Jasmine was knowledgeable and fun to be with.”
Walk Campo de’ Fiori, the Jewish Ghetto, and Trastevere while sampling standout Roman classics, pasta, and gelato with an English guide.
“Lisa was so lovely & accomodating & so knowledgeable with food & history!”
Three-hour Rome bar crawl in Monti with local guide, classic Italian drinks, and after-dark scandalous stories. Alcohol-free options.
“Michele was a great guide, the tour includes some fun social ice breakers so everyone gets to know each other. Really good option for any solo travelers. Lots of drinks are provided, definitely worth the money. We visited several different bars with different vibes and ended with karaoke (optional).”
Alfredo alla Scrofa in Rome serves classic Fettuccine Alfredo, with tasting menus or a pasta-making class plus a shop discount.
“Be sure to be hungry because portions are huge. House wine is good and everything were tasty. Thanks to the team. Recommended.”
A 4-hour Rome night food and wine walk through the Jewish Ghetto, Campo de’ Fiori, and Piazza Navona with up to 15 tastings.
“Incredible tour! Our guide, Fabrizia, was fantastic. Not only were the many food stops wonderful, her knowledge of the history of the Jewish Ghetto, and Rome in general, made this tour the best ever. We learned so much, and got to experience SO many different food options. You don’t leave this tour hungry! We had…”
Taste Rome’s big food-market energy, Bonci’s pizza, Roman pasta with wine, truffle and 30-year balsamic, plus natural gelato.
“Stephania was such a lovely guide. Friendly, charismatic, genuine and really informative. The food and local establishments were excellent. Every bite we had tasted amazing! 10/10 recommend this tour.”
Cook fresh fettuccine and Roman tiramisù on a rooftop near the Vatican, then taste wine and limoncello with your chef.
“It was amazing. Our teacher made the class fun and it was easy to follow. The food we made was amazing. It was all very hands on.”
A guided Trastevere evening with prosecco, spritz, Roman street food, wine tastings, and gelato, with 10+ tastings in 3.5 hours.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable, friendly and was helpful answering our questions. He took us to places the locals go and the choices were excellent…food was delicious and pleniful!”
Underground Trastevere food and wine tasting in a 1st-century Roman cistern, paired with Slow Food–recognized Italian specialties.
“Wonderful activity! The host is a very kind person.”
Trastevere street-food tour: 3 hours, small group (10), lots of tastings, and local tips for $73.
“Juliette was friendly and outgoing. We enjoyed spending the afternoon with her and discovering delicious roman food delights. The places she shared with us really highlight the best in class for each food offering. Come hungry!”
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