Trastevere, Campo De' Fiori & Jüdisches Ghetto Food Tour: Authentische Römer Geschmäcker

Amazing tour! Great food, great guide, great group.

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!