Matrundturer i Rom

Unsere Tourführerin Celeste war hinreißend, unterhaltsam und hat uns viele interessante Informationen sowie Fun Facts rund um das tolle Essen erzählt. Ein rundum gelungener Abend, danke dafür. Habe mich selten so mit Genuss der Völlerei hingegeben aber das Essen war aber auch einfach herrlich.

LOVED this tour!! Went solo, but felt like I was just hanging out with friends. Our guide, Giorgio, was a total legend—knew all these random facts about the buildings we passed, plus kept us laughing the whole time. The food? Omg, do NOT eat before you come, they keep bringing you stuff. My fave was the fried artichokes, never had anything like it. Got a bit stuffed but nobody rushed us. Def coming back with my sister next year.

Took the tour with my wife and two teens. Fun experience overall! Some places were pretty packed so we had to wait a bit for seats, but our guide made it interesting with stories about the Jewish Ghetto. The pizza bianca was a HIT with my son. Wish we’d had a bit more time at the last spot, felt a tad rushed there. Still a great way to see Rome and eat some YUMMY stuff.

I’m not usually a tour person but my boyfriend talked me into this—so glad I did! Our guide, Eliana, was super sweet and really passionate about Roman food. Loved that she remembered everyone’s names. The suppli at the first stop was crunchy perfection. It was soooo hot outside but the shaded streets helped. Would recommend doing this on your first night in Rome to get all the local tips.

Me and my mom had the BEST time. It was our first night in Rome, and this set such a good vibe for our trip. Our guide shared stories about every dish, even some family recipes. Got to try this cheese I can’t pronounce but wow, so creamy. If you’re nervous about walking a lot, don’t be—it’s all pretty chill.

Truly EPIC food tour! Went with my best friend and we laughed sooo much. Our guide was hilarious and somehow managed to keep us all together through the narrow streets. Special shoutout to the bakery stop—those cannoli are still on my mind. A bit crowded in Trastevere but worth it.

Group size was a bit bigger than I expected, but overall the experience was solid. Guide was friendly and had lots of knowledge about the area, and the food portions were bigger than I thought. Weather was hot, but we got lots of water breaks. Would recommend if you want to see a different side of Rome.

Hands down the highlight of our honeymoon. We had wine, pasta, and these little fried things that I STILL dream about. Our guide even sang us a Roman song at the end (not kidding). The group was a nice mix of ages—felt like a dinner party more than a tour.

If you’re a foodie or just curious about Roman culture, this is a win. Went with my dad and learned so much about the Jewish quarter. The fried artichoke was a game changer. Tour ran on time, and the guide even helped us order coffee the local way. Felt very personal.

Good mix of history and eating. Some walking but not too much. Our guide Paolo had plenty of funny stories and got us all involved. I think one stop was closed and they swapped in another—food still tasty. Would do again.

Joined with my two besties and we had a BLAST. Food was delicious, especially the pasta at the second place (don’t remember the name, sorry). Our guide had all the patience in the world for our non-stop questions. If you want local secrets, ask your guide!

Nice way to spend an afternoon. The sun was beating down but we stopped for cold drinks often. Loved the mix of historical facts and food sampling. Only wish there was more dessert options. Would bring my cousins next time.

Took my parents along and they LOVED it. Our guide checked everyone’s allergies and made sure my dad got a gluten-free option. The market part was super interesting, never seen so many kinds of tomatoes. Don’t skip the last stop—the tiramisu is next level.

I was skeptical at first, but honestly this was the most fun I’ve had in Rome. Met other travelers, tried stuff I’d never order on my own (anchovies?!), and even learned a bit of Italian slang. Guide gave us a map at the end with her favorite bars circled. Nice touch.

Our tour started late bc someone in our group was lost but the guide handled it really well. We got to taste some cooool cheeses and the wine was flowing. My only complaint is the walking—it was a little more than I expected. Otherwise, very fun.

Just wow. Booked last minute w/ my girlfriend and it turned out to be the best part of our trip. The fried artichokes are worth every calorie. Loved hearing about the old traditions in the Ghetto. Our group was small, maybe 8 people, so it felt almost private.

Went with my husband and 2 kids (9 & 12). The guide made it fun for the kids and kept them busy with little history quizzes. We all loved the pasta stop, and my daughter is still talking about the gelato. Didn’t feel rushed, and portions were generous. 10/10 from our family!

Good tour, friendly guide! A bit too much walking for my mom, but the guide was patient. Food was tasty and got to try some things I’d never heard of. Would recommend for adventurous eaters.

I’m still full! Went with a group of friends and we all loved it. The Jewish Ghetto part was my favorite, learned so much history. Our guide even helped us book a table for dinner later. Sooo worth it.

One word: DELICIOUS. Book this tour if you want to eat, drink, and learn. Our guide was a foodie herself and you could tell. She even showed us where to buy spices to take home. Crowd was mixed, felt very relaxed.

My girlfriend surprised me with this tour and it was the best gift. We had local wines, fresh mozzarella, and even saw a secret courtyard. Never would’ve found these places on my own. Our guide was super chill.

Enjoyed the tour, good amount of food and drink. Some places were crowded, so we had to stand at one stop, but still got to try everything. The guide was easy to talk to and answered all our questions.

Epic evening! Our guide made everyone feel like family. The pasta dish, cacio e pepe, was out of this world. Bring comfy shoes, there’s a bit of walking, but you won’t even notice with all the stops. Would do it again in a heartbeat.

Went for my birthday with my partner. They even brought out a little candle with dessert—super sweet touch! Loved the lively vibe in Trastevere.

This was a BLAST!!! I’m a picky eater but tried things I never would have before. The fried zucchini flowers are a must. Our guide told us about her grandma’s recipes and made the history so fun.

First time in Rome and on a golf cart foodie tour! Walter was very personable, funny, knowledgeable of the food and culture and kept us entertained and engaged. We were able to explore areas we would not have known about, there many hidden gems! It was fun hanging out with other couples and experiencing the local food and wine together. We had so much fun and would highly recommend the tour and having Walter be your guide !! 5 Stars

We booked this on a whim and honestly, SO glad we did. Went with my bf and another couple and we all left pretty stuffed. Our guide, Marco, was super chill, like he actually wanted to hang out with us? The wine tasting at the start was my fav, and the last stop for cannoli was just... chef’s kiss. It was a bit crowded in one of the places, but Marco handled it well and we barely noticed. If you’re a foodie, this is your JAM.

Loved walking around the neighbourhood. The porchetta sandwich was EPIC, hands down best I’ve had. Felt a bit rushed at two places but our guide Rosa kept the energy up. Go hungry, for real.

Could not have had a better experience. Miri led us through Trastavere and the historical Rome. She did a great job showing us the traditional Roman cuisine and how to spot the difference with the tourist traps. Thank you Miri!

Did this with my mom and little bro, and honestly, one of the best tours we’ve done in Europe. Our guide, Luca, was hilarious and had crazy stories about the area. Can’t believe how much we ate! The highlight was this tiny family place where the owner just kept bringing food out. Also, you can’t take pics in the wine cellar (boo), but it’s worth seeing!

Solid tour! Met fun people, got to try real local stuff (the fried artichokes, wow). Lost track of how many glasses of wine we had. Some streets were sooo narrow—almost lost my group lol. Didn’t love the gelato, but everything else was top.

Food was great, wine was better. Some of the stories felt a bit rehearsed but still fun. Shoutout to our guide for helping my friend find a pharmacy after she twisted her ankle—legend. Streets get crowded, keep an eye on your stuff.

Booked this for my birthday and it was everything I wanted. Our group was small (just 7 ppl) which was nice. The pasta shop was my fav, and the tiramisu at the end was UNREAL. Guide even sang happy birthday (slightly off-key, but 10/10 effort). Don’t eat before you go, you’ll regret it!

My partner and I LOVED this. We’re both vegetarians and the guide, Ana, made sure we always had options. The pizza stop was our fav, especially because you get to see them make it. Got a little drizzle halfway but honestly just made it more memorable. Would do again.

Went solo and ended up making friends with two other travelers, which was cool. LOVED the wine bar, could’ve stayed there all night honestly. Guide had so much energy. Also they had gluten free options for me—big win. Bring comfy shoes, lots of walking.

Fantastic tour - great food, really interesting stops, incredibly knowledgeable guide who tied it all together. Seeing the city from the back of the golf cart was also a very different perspective. Thoroughly recommend.

Such a fun evening! Our guide, Riccardo, knew EVERYBODY in the neighborhood. It felt like we were getting the inside scoop. Lots of laughs, tons of food (seriously, don’t eat lunch), and the wine was flowing. Would absolutely recommend.

Went with my wife and sister. The first stop, the cheese plate, was our fav. Did get a bit warm walking between spots but there’s shade most of the time.

Took my teenage kids and they actually ENJOYED it, which is saying something. Pizza was a hit with my son, and my daughter loved the gelato. Guide threw in some fun facts—did you know about the cats in the old ruins? Worth it for families!

Best date night idea! We joined a small group and immediately felt welcome. The pasta was sooo fresh and the stories about the area were fascinating. If you like local vibes, this is for you.

Went with my partner and had a good time. Some places were a bit cramped but the portions were generous. The staff at each stop were friendly (especially at the bakery). Ended up buying some olive oil to take home.

Went with a bunch of uni friends, was a BLAST. The group vibe was so fun, and the last stop had the best tiramisu I’ve EVER had. Guide was super patient with our jokes and kept us all on track. Book this if you want a night out with food and laughs.

Fun experience but bring water—was HOT the day we went. The fried zucchini flowers were a surprise hit and the red wine was delicious. Guide kept us moving and cracked lots of jokes. Would do again in cooler weather.

Highly recommend this tour for everyone visiting Roma. Miri was absolutely fantastic, if you have her as a guide, you're going to have a great time! I would recommend this at the beginning of your stay as Miri will bring you to places you'll definitely want to go back and try; they're authentic and absolutely delicious. We now have a list of places to come back and visit.

Guiseppe gave us a wonderful tour of Trastevere during our food Tour! He was funny, kind, caring and personable! We loved his energy, vibe and of course all of the food, wine and beer along the way! We travelled from Canada as a family of five, including two children and it was a very memorable part of our trip to Rome!

Nice mix of food and history. Our guide Carlo shared stories about the area and even pointed out a hidden fountain. The cheese shop was my fav. It did get a bit busy at the second stop, but Carlo handled it like a pro.

Can’t recommend this enough. Went solo, met awesome people. The food just kept coming and the wine was never empty. Guide knew his stuff. If you’re into food and want to see a different side of the city, do it.

Booked for a group of 6 and everyone loved it. The guide made us feel like locals. The last stop for limoncello was my highlight—so refreshing after all the carbs.

Did this with my bestie and had the best time. The pasta was soooo creamy, and the bakery stop was heaven. Our guide, Matteo, brought so much energy. Would’ve liked more dessert but can’t complain. Wear comfy shoes!

Great way to spend an evening. Food and wine were both on point. Our guide was super friendly. Only downside was a bit of a wait at the pizza spot but worth it.

Such a cool night! Our guide, Francesca, knew all the locals and gave us cool tips we’d never find in a book. The ricotta at the cheese shop was so fresh. Portions were huge, come hungry.

Went on this tour with my boyfriend after a long flight, and it was a good intro to Rome. The guide was chatty and easy to understand even with a big group. Some of the places were a lil crowded, but I guess that's Rome in July. Liked the suppli the best! Only downside, felt a bit rushed at one stop. Overall, def worth it if you want to try stuff you wouldn’t order yourself.

I booked this food tour for our first night in Rome and honestly it was the PERFECT way to start our trip. Our guide (I think his name was Luca?) was super friendly and had so many little stories about the neighborhood. We tried soooo many diff things (that pistachio cannoli, wow) and learned a bit about why Roman pizza is so thin. My teen son actually stopped looking at his phone for once. It was pretty hot but we got lots of water and a little gelato break at the end. Would do again!

Such a BLAST. We were with our two kids (8 and 10) and even they LOVED the weird fried artichoke thing. The guide was patient, especially when my youngest kept asking questions. Learned way more about pasta shapes than I thought possible. Bring comfy shoes, you walk a lot!

Went solo and got a bit lost finding the meeting point. Once we started, it was nice but honestly a LOT of eating—I almost tapped out at the cheese shop. Guide was sweet tho, and helped me find a bus after. Might have enjoyed more if I’d come with a friend.

LOVED IT. My fav part was at the little bakery, omg the focaccia was SO FLUFFY. Our guide Massi knew all the shop owners by name and we felt like locals just for a night. Maybe I’ll try to make carbonara at home now (but probs fail, ha).

Can’t believe how much food we got for the price. Started with crispy suppli, then some pasta (can’t spell what it was, lol), and ended with gelato by the fountain. Guide was full of energy. Even gave us restaurant tips for the rest of our trip. 10/10.

We joined as a group of 6 for a bachelorette trip. It was fun and the wine tasting was a highlight. It did rain a bit but the guide just popped us into a cozy deli for shelter and more cheese. Some streets were a bit busy but you get that in Rome. Would recommend to anyone who likes carbs.

Booked for our anniversary and it was exactly what we hoped for. The group was pretty small so it felt personal. Our guide told us about how her grandma used to make some of the dishes at home. The sunset walk through Trastevere was GORGEOUS. Bring a light jacket if you go in the evening, it got breezy.

Joined afternoon tour with my wife and two friends. Loved the mix of sweet and savory foods. Guide was a bit hard to hear sometimes in crowded spots. The tiramisu at the end was dreamy. Would maybe skip lunch if you book this, we were stuffed.

Hmmm. Good food, but our tour was bigger than expected (like 15 people?). Hard to ask questions with such a big group and sometimes we waited for others to catch up. The guide did her best though. Not sure if I’d do it again, but I did love the fried zucchini flowers.

First, the guide was SO enthusiastic! She told us stories about the buildings and even pointed out a hidden water fountain. The pizza stop was my favorite—best crust I’ve ever tasted. I’m gluten-free and they even found me alternatives. Such a thoughtful touch.

Went with my partner and his parents. Even his dad (super picky eater) enjoyed the pasta! Our guide was super patient and explained every dish. Loved the relaxed pace and we didn’t feel rushed at all. Will tell all my friends to try this when they visit Rome.

Took the morning tour and it was a cool way to start the day. The espresso stop WOKE me up for sure. Learned about Roman breakfast (not what I expected). A little too many sweets for me but the history made up for it.

Our guide Francesca was a GEM. She knew all the history and was super friendly. The pizza bianca was out of this world. Don’t eat before you come, trust me. You’ll get SOOO full.

Tour was very organized, food was interesting and varied. Guide had lots of local knowledge. Only minus was the heat—July afternoons are brutal. Bring a hat! Otherwise, great experience.

I’m not a big foodie but this tour changed me. Tried stuff I never would have ordered, and the guide was hilarious. He did this thing where he made us guess what was inside each bite. Fun group too. Ended up going for drinks after with some new friends.

Had a nice evening with my girlfriend. Some spots were a bit cramped, but food made up for it. The wine pairing was a cool touch. Would recommend for couples.

Took the tour with my mom and aunt. It was our highlight in Rome! The guide remembered everyone's name and made us feel like a little family. Lots of walking but worth it. Still dreaming about that cacio e pepe…

It was fine. The food was nice but we got caught in a sudden rain shower and had to wait under an awning for a bit. Guide handled it well tho. Not sure if it was worth the price for me but maybe I’m just not into tours.

Super fun way to see the city and eat at the same time. Guide was engaging, and the group was a good mix of ages. Will totally recommend. Pro tip: skip breakfast if you do the morning tour.

Friends recommended this and it was a good shout. The food was the real deal, nothing touristy about it. Didn’t love the crowds at a couple stops but the guide kept us moving. Worth it if you want to try local stuff.

Nice way to spend an afternoon. The cheese tasting was a win for me. A bit too much bread overall, but that’s just Rome I guess. Guide was chilled and answered all our weird questions.

This was the first food tour I’ve ever done and I’m hooked. The pasta stop was my favorite—so simple but SO flavorful. Our guide was funny and gave us tips on how not to look like a tourist. Would do again!

If you want to EAT your way through Rome, this is it. Did it solo and ended up chatting with everyone by the second stop. The suppli was EPIC. Guide even gave us a little history quiz at the end with prizes (olive oil!).

Food was good, but some stops were too noisy to hear the guide properly. Maybe headphones would help? Still, got to try real Roman pizza and meet some cool people.

Valeria made the whole morning feel like hanging with an old friend who just happens to know EVERYTHING about Roman food. I came solo (bit nervous tbh) but everyone was super friendly. The bakery stop was my fave—never had pizza bianca this fluffy. Weather was a bit HOT so bring water and comfy shoes. Would happily do the tour again, but maybe in spring next time.

We joined the food tour with friends after reading good reviews. It was a cool way to see Testaccio. The mortadella sandwich was HUGE (couldn’t finish mine lol). Some stops felt a bit rushed but guide was super chill about questions. Wish we had more time in the market, honestly.

Did this as a couple on our honeymoon and it was just the best. Our guide, Edma, was so funny and knew all these little facts about the neighborhood. The carbonara at that tiny spot? Still dreaming about it. Only downside: I ate waaaay too much cheese and had to skip dinner. Worth it though!

Went with my teenage son, who is kinda picky, but he actually tried everything! The olive oil tasting was interesting (my son didn’t love it). A bit too crowded at the gelato stop, but otherwise really smooth. The guide gave great tips for other places to eat after the tour.

The food tour was SOOOO good! I brought my mom and she’s still talking about the fresh mozzarella. Our guide was super patient with my mom’s questions. Maybe bring a hat if it’s sunny, ‘cause we did a fair bit of walking outside. Will totally recommend to my friends.

Luca Murphy was our guide. He was fabulous!! Super funny and absolutely made our trip! The food was delicious! I would highly recommend.

If you love food, you gotta do this! My wife and I are big foodies and we were not disappointed. Every single stop had something unique. The wine cellar was EPIC! Our guide even gave us time for extra pics. 10/10 would go again.

We did this tour as a group of four friends and it was honestly the highlight of our trip. The guide (can’t remember her name, sorry!) had the best energy and made sure everyone felt included. Special shoutout to the cannoli at the end—SO GOOD. Wouldn’t change a thing.

Lovely food, nice pace. Our guide was super knowledgeable tho and the pasta stop was amazing. They even gave us suggestions for dinner later!

Had the best time with my sister! We laughed, we ate, we learned a ton. The market is REAL lively—watch your bags, lol. The guide made everyone feel welcome and the gelato was the perfect finish. Def worth the price.

Riccardo was amazing!! He taught us so much history about the city as well as the food. He was very welcoming and helpful. Book this you won’t regret it! We are so full!

Best way to eat your way through Rome if you ask me. Our guide gave us so much history along with the tastings—I felt like I learned and ate at the same time. The suppli were my fav. Go hungry!

Cool tour, friendly group, guide handled some late arrivals really well. The pizza tasting was YUM but I wish we could’ve had seconds. A bit too much standing at the market but overall very happy.

Wow, just wow. Came solo and ended up making friends! The food was DELICIOUS (yes, all caps deserved). The portion sizes surprised me, I left so full. Only thing: you can’t take pics inside the wine cellar, in case you’re wondering!

Great intro to Roman food. I did the morning tour, which was perfect before the city got too hot. Guide was organized and funny. Would have liked a bit more time at each stop, but overall I’d recommend it.

We loved every minute! Went with my parents and even my dad (super picky eater) was happy. Highlights: cheese tasting at the market and the gelato finale. Wear comfy shoes, there’s more walking than you’d think.

Food was great but the group was a bit large for my taste. Our guide managed it well but sometimes it was hard to hear. Liked the wine stop and chatting with other travelers.

Joined the tour with my boyfriend and both of us LOVED it. Got to try things I never would’ve ordered on my own. The guide told stories about the neighborhood that made everything so much more interesting. Highly recommend (and bring a big appetite)!

Leo was a wonderful entertaining and informative food guide. He made us laugh, taught us some history and navigated us through some delicious eating experiences.

Went with my husband and 10-year-old. Some stops were a hit (pasta, cheese), some less so (olive oil wasn’t our thing). Our guide was super patient with kids and gave us tips for families. Nice way to spend a morning.

Food tour was AMAZING!! Learned so much about Testaccio, tried stuff I’ve never even heard of before, and left totally stuffed. The wine stop was a highlight. Would do again in a heartbeat.

Loved the cheese tasting and the pasta, but the heat made walking a bit tough. Guide offered water breaks and even had wipes for sticky hands. Nice touch!

Our guide was simply the best—so bubbly and passionate about Roman food! I went with my mom and grandma (she uses a cane) and the guide made sure we were never left behind. The market was soooo colorful. We all had a blast.

Food and stories were on point. I was on my own but didn’t feel awkward at all. The group was friendly and the guide made sure everyone was included. Some stops were a bit crowded but that’s Rome, I guess.

Best day of our trip. Came with my partner and we still talk about the tiramisu. The guide knew everyone in the market, felt like a VIP. If you’re a foodie, don’t skip this!

Absolutely loved spending time with Lisa! She was absolutely perfect, full of information and life!!! My only feedback is to change the marketting on this tour (it said we were going to see 8-10 tastings) which we did 4 (which was perfect) just so people have a more accurate idea of what they are getting into!

The tour was amazing! Lisa was as a great tour guide and was very knowledgeable about the history of the area and we thoroughly enjoyed the experience getting to taste different dishes and treats around the historical district!

Notre guide Lisa était fantastique et très sympathique. La nourriture était délicieuse et variée. Nous avons passé un agréable moment 💜

Lisa was lovely! The small group size (just 2 of us plus our guide) allowed for us to really get to know each other so it felt like we were hanging out with a friend. Food was great, nice variety and options. Great way to learn about food and culture in Rome!