Trastevere Local Food Tour in Rome

• An English-speaking foodie guide

• Maximum of 12 people per group

• Four stops with multiple food and wine tastings

• Sit-down dinner at a local Roman restaurant

Roman Salumeria

Your first stop will be at a family-owned salumeria (deli) where you will sample prosciutto, cheese, and some local wine. This establishment has been serving locals for over 100 years, so they definitely know what they are doing. Learn the difference between parmigiana and pecorino, and prosciutto and salame. After you wash it all down with some local wine, you'll probably want to visit this little shop again to stock up for your trip home.

Roman Street Food

Many people wonder why baccalà (cod fish) is such a popular dish in Rome considering they aren't close to the Atlantic where cod is usually found. Well, your guide will share the fascinating history of this local favorite and why it's a popular dish in Trastevere. You'll enjoy another glass of local wine with this local seafood favorite.

An Authentic Roman Restaurant

Sit down and relax in a friendly restaurant and sample an antipasto starter, two popular Roman pastas, a traditional meat dish, and local wines. No Italian dinner is complete without a digestivo, so you'll finish your meal with a Limoncello. At this sit-down restaurant, you'll be able to rest your feet, enjoy your dinner, and learn more about what makes the Eternal City such a popular food destination. 

The Best Organic Gelato in Trastevere

You didn't think we'd finish a Roman food tour without gelato, did you? If you've been to Italy, regardless of the time of year, you'll know how important it is to end the evening with a gelato. Your guide will help you learn how to spot high quality gelato as you try some new flavors. From coffee to cheese or pistachio, there's a gelato flavor for everyone. 

When you book your tour with us, please include any allergen information in the space provided on the checkout page so we can ensure your guide is notified.