Unveiling Rome's Culinary Secrets: a Private Walking Food Tour Through Campo de’ Fiori, Ghetto, and Trastevere
While Rome is renowned for its historical and architectural marvels such as the Colosseum and the Pantheon, there's a lesser-explored facet of the Eternal City waiting to be uncovered. Our Walk Food Tour of Rome offers a unique perspective, guiding you through the vibrant neighborhoods of Campo de’ Fiori, the historic Ghetto, and the atmospheric Trastevere.

Here, amidst the cobblestone streets and bustling markets, you'll discover the culinary essence of Rome, experiencing firsthand the flavors that define everyday life for true Roman citizens. It's a journey beyond the monuments, allowing you to taste the authentic essence of this timeless city.

Start your Eating Tour of Rome and Trastevere with a Typical Italian Breakfast
Our enriching 3-hour journey commence in Campo de’ Fiori, where we begin our exploration in a quaint delicatessen store. Here, our knowledgeable private guide will immerse you in the captivating realm of Italian cuisine as you indulge in a delightful breakfast featuring a freshly baked brioche (or cornetto, akin to the French croissant) paired with an authentic Italian cappuccino.

A Guided Campo de’ Fiori Market Private Tour: taste Supplì and Pizza
Accompanied by our knowledgeable guide, you'll venture into the vibrant tapestry of Campo de' Fiori Market, a sensory feast brimming with an array of flavors, aromas, and freshly harvested produce.
No exploration of Rome is complete without a mandatory indulgence in its famed pizza. Unlike its Neapolitan counterpart, Roman pizza boasts a thin crust. Whether your preference leans towards the simplicity of pizza bianca or the tangy zest of pizza rossa, our journey includes a stop at a local pizzeria where you can savor your preferred slice.

For those seeking a taste of authentic Roman street fare, we highly recommend trying the optional supplì — a delectable Italian snack featuring a savory rice ball infused with tomato sauce, a quintessential delight of the Lazio region.


Exploring Culinary Heritage: Walking Food Tour Through Rome's Ghetto
Your Roman culinary journey continues as we stroll towards the historic Ghetto area, where you'll discover the intriguing fusion of Jewish and Roman culinary traditions that have endured for generations.

Here you'll uncover the origins of some of Rome's most traditional dishes. A prime example is the renowned carciofi alla giudia — crispy deep-fried artichokes — a tantalizing delicacy that we highly recommend indulging in during your time in Rome.


Indulge in Authentic Roman Pasta on Our Trastevere Food Tour
Crossing one of Rome's ancient bridges, you'll arrive at the picturesque Trastevere district. Once a humble working-class enclave, it has blossomed into one of Rome's most enchanting and vibrant neighborhoods, brimming with culinary treasures.

From cozy pizzerias and quaint cafes to inviting trattorias and bustling markets, Trastevere offers a gastronomic paradise for food enthusiasts. Embrace the Roman tradition by indulging in a classic pasta dish — whether it's the creamy Carbonara, the savory Amatriciana, or the simple yet flavorful Cacio & Pepe. As our culinary journey draws to a close, we encourage you to treat yourself to an optional scoop of artisanal gelato, a quintessential Italian dessert that perfectly caps off our exploration of Rome's culinary delights. Buon appetito!