Walking Food Tour In Rome

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Taste the very best dishes in Rome as you take a walking food tour through the city. Choose between Rome’s favourite foodie districts, Testaccio and Trastevere, and prepare for an edible adventure you’ll never forget.

If you opt for a tour of Testaccio, you’ll be taken from restaurant to restaurant in the birthplace of Roman food. In Trastevere, you’ll sample local delights as you walk through the quaint streets of this charming neighbourhood, so make sure you bring a camera to photograph the beautiful sights.

On your tour you’ll stop at around ten different eateries to taste traditional local food. From bruschetta to tiramisu and ravioli to gelato, your friendly guide will take you into the city’s hidden foodie gems. Walking through the cobbled streets, you’ll experience Rome like a local as you go off the beaten track for an experience like no other.

Look out for some of the city’s most fascinating landmarks before diving into the next restaurant to sample more Roman food. Meet the families who have fun restaurants for generations, and see the markets where chefs buy their fresh ingredients.

Make sure you try supplì, a popular snack made with risotto rice, tomato, egg and mozzarella before being coated in breadcrumbs and deep fried until crisp on the outside. Most walking food tours take around four hours, with some offering wine tastings and night tours too. Whichever one you choose, you’ll have the chance to taste the very best dishes on offer in the capital.

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Walking Food Tour in Rome