Food & Drinks in Rome

Top 10 Food & Drinks

Rome: Paint & Sip Class + Unlimited Wine

Join this sip and paint class in a 17th-century palazzo. A painting instructor will guide you as you paint Roman monuments and landscapes while enjoying unlimited wine and Roman-style pizza.

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Rome: Sunset Food and Wine Tour

Get your tastebuds ready for a culinary adventure through the heart of Rome's Trastevere neighborhood. The journey begins with a warm Italian welcome, as your group raises a glass of wine or prosecco, perfectly paired with regional cured meats and cheeses. Next on the menu, visit a family-owned establishment, famed for crafting the most scrumptious supplì in Rome for the past forty years! Along the way, pause at a beloved local haunt for a taste of Rome's favored cocktail, the Aperol spritz. Step into a charming wine bar, where a tasting of three bruschette varieties, matched with the choicest red and white wines, awaits. As night falls, retreat to a traditional trattoria for a family-style pasta feast, accompanied by yet more exquisite wine, followed by gelato. You'll be dining like a true Roman on this tour!

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Trastevere Rome: Guided Food Tour

Join a culinary tour in Rome to explore the city's favorite breakfast offerings. Sample maritozzi, cornetto with cappuccino, and coffee granita while walking through Trastevere. Visit historic sites and a family-run biscuit factory, guided by a local foodie. Taste iconic dishes like sweet and savory maritozzi filled with cream or chicken, paired with wine, and finish with tiramisu maritozzi. Learn about traditional Roman cuisine and local culture through this tour.

5.0(1 reviews)

Rome: Guided Food Tour + Food & Wine Tastings

Join a culinary tour through Rome, exploring the city's food culture. Discover the hidden gems of Trastevere, known for its delicious cuisine, away from the usual tourist spots. Enjoy tastings of over 10 Roman dishes paired with local wines while learning about Italy's culinary traditions and techniques.

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Rome: Guided Wine Tasting + Dinner

Step into the Pantheon district at dusk, where a culinary connoisseur awaits. Embrace an evening brimming with irresistible tastes as regional delicacies meet exquisite wines handpicked by the expert chef and seasoned sommelier. The location is a family-run restaurant known only to the true gourmands. Prepare to be amazed by appetizing dishes, warm-hearted staff, and an elegant ambiance. This place even boasts secret passages rooted in Rome's history. Start with a cheerful aperitif toast, then enjoy the house specialties while learning about their rich history and tradition. From the first sip to the last bite of Italian-style dessert, get a sensory voyage through Italy's culinary highlights. Wrap up the day of sightseeing by mingling with locals and fellow foodies from around the globe. This gastronomic adventure is the perfect way to commemorate a Roman holiday or celebrate a special occasion.

5.0(1 reviews)

Rome: Paint and Sip Experience with Italian Wine & Pizza

Looking for something different to do in Rome? Make your way to a 17th-century art studio for a fun experience with a local art instructor. As you mingle with the other guests and sip on some fantastic Italian wines, you'll get a real artist's insight into the numerous scandals, gossip and glory that have characterized the turbulent art world throughout the Italian Renaissance and beyond. After getting comfortable at your art station, you'll be guided step-by-step by your art instructor to complete your own masterpiece. Everything required will be provided and is available at the studio. There's pizza too, if you're hungry! Spend the next two hours socializing and being an artist, ie, crazy, spontaneous, and covered in paint! By the time you're done, you'll have made great memories, new friends and your own work of art. And maybe you'll even have uncovered your inner Michelangelo.

5.0(1 reviews)

Hard Rock Cafe Rome

It's hungry work touring the sites of ancient Rome. Take your gladiator's appetite for a spot of people-watching at the Hard Rock Cafe Rome, where the food is good and the windows are open wide on the Roman world. While you're surrounded by rock 'n roll memorabilia, bite into the Original Legendary® Burger – a taste of America that comes with a Black Angus steak burger, smoked bacon, cheddar cheese, leaf lettuce, vine-ripened tomato, and a crispy onion ring. A cold, refreshing soft drink is included too!

4.9(23 reviews)

Rome: Guided Street Food Tour

Take your tastebuds on a tour of Rome and discover the city's most iconic street food. Explore the Jewish Quarter and Rome's historic center with a **professional local guide** who'll lead you to some of Italy's best traditional dishes while showing you the most authentic side of the Italian capital's neighborhoods. Experience the city like the Romans do and **get a true taste of local street food**. You'll visit one of the oldest open-air markets and taste a variety of traditional specialities such as: the finest cheeses and salami produced by Italian farmers; supplì (risotto balls); and crispy homemade pizza from local shops. You'll also try authentic Roman Jewish cuisine – a unique gastronomic experience, which you can find only in Rome! Strolling through the picturesque narrow streets of the ghetto, you'll dig deep into history and learn about the oldest Jewish community in Europe with its culinary traditions carefully preserved over the centuries.

4.7(27 reviews)

Rome: Guided Gluten-Free Food Tour + Tasting

Taste Rome’s best gluten-free dishes on a small-group guided food tour. Visit the city's top landmarks and certified gluten-free restaurants. Sample espresso, pizza, and tiramisu. Enjoy traditional Roman flavors like crispy pizza and creamy maritozzi. Explore sights such as Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, and Campo de’ Fiori with a local guide. All stops are certified by the Associazione Italiana Celiachia (AIC).

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Rome: Trastevere Food Tour + Tastings

Join a guided walking tour of Rome to explore the city and try some local Italian food. Begin at Piazza Navona, then head to the neighborhood of Trastevere, where your guide will share stories about the area's history. Hear about the murder of Julius Caesar as you walk through Three Fountains Square and Campo dei Fiori. Visit Piazza di Santa Maria, home to one of Rome's oldest churches, the Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere. Soak in the busy surroundings of Piazza Trilussa, a nightlife hub. Along the way, try Suppli, a fried rice ball, and "panino con porchetta," a popular Roman street food.

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