What to know before booking a Rome food tour
📍Pick the right neighborhood: Each of our top food tours takes you through a unique slice of the city. The Trastevere Street Food Tour explores a charming, boho neighborhood known for its nightlife and traditional Roman eats. Campo de' Fiori is perfect if you're staying near the historic center, while the Jewish Ghetto tour is ideal for those interested in layered history and one-of-a-kind local flavors.
🚶♂️There’s walking involved: All tours involve walking—typically 1.5 to 2.5 hours—at a leisurely pace with plenty of stops. Wear comfortable shoes and bring a bottle of water, especially during warmer months.
♿Accessibility: While the tours are mostly on flat terrain, cobblestone streets may pose challenges. Let the operator know in advance if mobility is a concern.
🧋No buzz needed: These tours highlight drinks too—just not necessarily the boozy kind. Expect refreshing local specialties, from craft sodas to seasonal juices.
🌱Vegetarian options: Vegetarian? You're covered. Vegan options are more limited, so check ahead to avoid surprises.
🥜Food allergies: Whether it's gluten, nuts, or dairy, flag your food sensitivities early. Most vendors can accommodate with a heads-up.
