
Join a small group for a street food tour in Trastevere, where you will sample over 12 traditional foods such as pizza, supplì, cheeses, porchetta, salumi, Italian wines, and gelato or tiramisu. The tour begins with a choice of Spritz Aperitivo, soda, or Affogato/Cappuccino. This experience is designed for food lovers, families, and those seeking a culinary adventure. You will learn about Roman culinary history and meet the artisans behind the dishes while avoiding tourist spots and discovering local favorites. A vegetarian diet option is available upon request at the time of booking. The tour is limited to a small group to ensure a personalized experience.
Along this ancient and picturesque road, we can taste the delights of Roman street food. Have you ever tasted a fresh "Roman Tramezzino"?
Just behind this beutiful alley let's taste the cookies at an ancient artisan biscuit factory before continuing on our food tour. Location may vary on certain days due to supplier closure.
Next to this ancient basilica, delightful seasonal markets (which change at different times of the year) can be found, where you can taste seasonal delicacies.
Scopriremo i segreti dei "nasoni" e della più famosa bevanda di Roma .
Around and behind this wonderful Basilica, some of the oldest and most interesting historic cafes are concentrated, frequented by artists, students, and tourists, where we can enjoy the best of coffee culture in Italy.
We will taste four different types of typical squared crispy Roman pizza with various toppings and discover why is a mistake to eat round pizza for lunch in Italy.
We will visit a typical and ancient "Norcineria," a grocery store specializing in the sale of fine cured meats and cheeses, wines, pizza, and other specialties like Porchetta on white pizza, a typical dish to enjoy with aged Pecorino Romano (the king of Roman cheeses), 30-month Parmigiano Reggiani, and a good glass of wine. In the morning, it hosts the most famous "Farmers Market" in Rome. Location may vary on certain days due to supplier closure.
We return to our starting point to say goodbye, but not without first enjoying the best artisanal gelato in Rome together.
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