I enjoy a good food tour as a way to explore a new city or neighborhood, and as a way to sample local dishes. Has anyone taken a really good food tour in Rome, where I will start my trip to Italy in Rome?
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Gettysburg PA
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Eating Europe tours are all very good
We enjoyed the Trastevere am tour.
Others here recommend the twilight tours.
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San Franciso Bay Area, USA
1041 posts
I agree with Christine, the Eating Italy tours are excellent.
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I've taken a few food tours with Eating Europe, in Florence and Rome. The Trastevere AM tour was great. I think any tour you choose with Eating Europe will be worth the time and money.
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Gettysburg PA
7300 posts
Use EATWELL10 for a discount
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I did the Eating Europe Testaccio tour some years ago. Great food in an old, interesting, anduntouisty area of Rome.
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franktown, colorado
2252 posts
Another vote for any of the eating italy tours. I have been on both the Trastevere and Testaccio tours. Both were wonderful! Plenty of wonderful food, drink, information and history along the way.
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Phoenix🌵
3113 posts
We did the Eating Italy Sunday tour in the Jewish Ghetto. Very good.
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Hickory, NC USA
516 posts
This was not a walking tour, but was a fantastic food and wine tasting - the food and wine dinner at Rimessa Roscioli. We did Rick's walking tour by ourselves all afternoon and then headed over for the early seating. We were with one other couple and the food and wine was terrific. The meal took a couple of hours and included explanations.
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Another vote for Eating Italy, particularly Twilight Trastavere. I also recommend going as early in your stay as possible, they provide a great overview of Roman cuisine and good tips that can inform the rest of your Roman experience.
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Kentucky - USA
118 posts
We loved the Eating Europe Twilight Trastevere tour so much that we did it twice! Once on each of our last 2 visits to Rome. I would highly recommend this company. We are planning on trying a different Eating Europe tour on our next trip to Rome in April.
Also, if you check on Black Friday, Eating Europe usually runs a great sale on both the tours and on gift certificates.
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I recommend Maria Pasquale (she's on Instagram if you'd like to follow her), Elizabeth Minchilli (also on Instagram and can follow her too) both do food tours as well as Katie Parla. I picked most of the restaurants based on their suggestions and was not disappointed, all are authors and have books out too.
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BuyElizabeth Minichili’s EAT ROME app for $4.99, lots of good info on restaurants, shops.