Food Tours in Rom

I’m gluten free and usually have to miss out on food tours but this one was SO thoughtful. Our guide Giulia made sure I had subs at every stop and even got me a different dessert so I didn’t feel left out. Went with my partner and we both left full and happy. 100% recommend if you have diet needs.

My family of four (kids 10 + 12) joined the tour and everyone had a good time. My son is kinda picky but ate everything, so that’s saying something. Guide was friendly and had little stories at each stop. Only thing: bring water, it’s lots of walking.

We joined the food tour with friends after reading good reviews. It was a cool way to see Testaccio. The mortadella sandwich was HUGE (couldn’t finish mine lol). Some stops felt a bit rushed but guide was super chill about questions. Wish we had more time in the market, honestly.

Did this with my mom and little bro, and honestly, one of the best tours we’ve done in Europe. Our guide, Luca, was hilarious and had crazy stories about the area. Can’t believe how much we ate! The highlight was this tiny family place where the owner just kept bringing food out. Also, you can’t take pics in the wine cellar (boo), but it’s worth seeing!

Fantastic tour - great food, really interesting stops, incredibly knowledgeable guide who tied it all together. Seeing the city from the back of the golf cart was also a very different perspective. Thoroughly recommend.

I’m not usually a tour person but my boyfriend talked me into this—so glad I did! Our guide, Eliana, was super sweet and really passionate about Roman food. Loved that she remembered everyone’s names. The suppli at the first stop was crunchy perfection. It was soooo hot outside but the shaded streets helped. Would recommend doing this on your first night in Rome to get all the local tips.

Truly EPIC food tour! Went with my best friend and we laughed sooo much. Our guide was hilarious and somehow managed to keep us all together through the narrow streets. Special shoutout to the bakery stop—those cannoli are still on my mind. A bit crowded in Trastevere but worth it.