Rome pour les gastronomes

Ce fut une expérience merveilleuse. La dégustation avec Nina n'était pas seulement un délice culinaire, mais aussi une expérience très instructive, car elle nous a enseigné l'histoire du Prosecco, du vinaigre balsamique et de la truffe. Comment ils sont fabriqués, conservés et classés ! Merci Nina pour ce moment FABULEUX !! Patrick était un excellent professeur qui nous a enseigné l'art de faire des pâtes ! Son humour et sa passion ont réuni 16 personnes venues d'Australie, d'Irlande, des États-Unis et du Portugal, et ont créé une ambiance qui nous a fait nous sentir comme une petite famille !

C'était mon dernier jour à Rome et cette excursion m'a donné l'occasion de goûter à la campagne toscane et à ses merveilleux vins. Notre guide Anna était très informative et joyeuse, et notre guide Luke était excellent. Il en va de même pour Stefania qui nous a fait visiter Montepucciano.

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.

Didn’t expect to enjoy a cooking class this much but honestly, it was EPIC. The chef was super chill, played old Italian songs while we cooked, and made sure everyone got hands-on. I now know how to do pasta from scratch (gonna show off at my next dinner party). The pistachio gelato…wow. Would do it again!

Took my two kids, ages 7 and 11. The chef kept them entertained the whole time, and didn’t mind the mess. We got to decorate our pizzas with faces (my daughter made a smiley face out of olives). Tiramisu was a HIT. Highly recommend for families.

So much fun! The pasta was so fresh and the tiramisu was the best I’ve ever tasted. The chef made us feel like family. HIGHLY recommend for couples or friends.

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!

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.