Food tours in Rome
Guided food tours in Rome’s Campo de’ Fiori, Trastevere and Trionfale market: 3 to 4 hours, 89.99 to 99 euros per adult, small groups in English.
A food tour in Rome is a guided walk through one neighbourhood, with stops at shops, stalls and small restaurants to taste Roman food. The three operators compared here run their tours in English, for 89.99 to 99 euros per adult, and last three to four hours.
How it works
Each tour stays in one part of the city and makes several tasting stops along the way.
| Operator | Tour | Price per adult | Duration | Meeting point | Group size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Secret Food Tours | Campo dei Fiori | 89.99 euros | 3 to 3.5 hours | Piazza Navona 14, outside the Brazilian Embassy | 12 people max |
| Eating Europe | Twilight Trastevere | from 94 euros | 4 hours | Piazza S. Bartolomeo all’Isola 22, on the Tiber Island | not stated |
| The Roman Food Tour | Trionfale Market Tour | 99 euros | 4 hours | see the operator | 12 people max |
- Secret Food Tours makes 6 or 7 stops around Campo de’ Fiori. Its Trastevere tour costs 99.99 euros. Children aged 2 or under go free.
- Eating Europe prices its Twilight Trastevere tour from 94 euros for adults (18 and over), 85 euros for ages 13 to 17 and 75 euros for ages 4 to 12. The tour is for ages 4 and up. Its guides are English-fluent Rome locals. Its other Rome tours start higher: Taste of Testaccio from 104 euros, the Jewish Ghetto tour from 109 euros.
- The Roman Food Tour explores the Trionfale market, which it calls Rome’s largest food market, with over 20 tastings in 4 stops, including Bonci pizza, artisanal products, fresh pasta and wine. Its Prati tour costs 109 euros and its Trastevere tour 135 euros.
What to taste in Rome
Roman dishes worth knowing before you go: supplì (fried rice balls with a molten cheese centre), pizza al taglio (pizza by the slice), pasta cacio e pepe and carbonara, and, in the Jewish quarter, artichokes alla giudia, fried whole.
Practical tips for food tours in Rome
- Come hungry. Four stops and twenty tastings add up to a meal.
- Pick the area. Campo de’ Fiori is in the old centre, Trastevere across the river, and the Trionfale market a short walk from the Vatican Museums, easy to pair with a morning visit there.
- Getting there. Metro line A serves the Trionfale market (Cipro and Ottaviano stations). Tram 8 runs to Trastevere.
- Children. Check the operator’s age rules: Eating Europe takes ages 4 and up, Secret Food Tours lets children of 2 or under join for free.
- Dietary needs. Tell the operator before booking if you are vegetarian or have an allergy.
- Prices change. The figures here were read on the operators’ own sites on 29 September 2026. Resellers may charge differently.
Sources
- Secret Food Tours: Rome, Campo dei Fiori (price, duration, group size) consulted on September 29, 2026
- Eating Europe: Twilight Trastevere food tour (prices, duration, meeting point) consulted on September 29, 2026
- The Roman Food Tour: Trionfale Market Tour (price, duration, group size) consulted on September 29, 2026
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