Small-Group Rome Food Walking Tour: Trastevere, Campo de' Fiori and Jewish Ghetto

Calling all gastronomes around the globe, gather together! Whether you're an experienced epicure or simply a food enthusiast eager to explore Roman cuisine and Italian culinary customs, rendezvous at our designated meeting spot. Here, you'll join our knowledgeable local guide, a true connoisseur of gastronomy, for a delectable group food excursion limited to a maximum of 12 individuals (rest assured, you'll savor and sample an array of enticing delicacies!). Our journey commences mid-morning as we embark on a delightful walking tour through bustling local food markets, authentic grocery stores, and enticing gelato shops nestled within the vibrant districts of Campo De' Fiori, Trastevere, and the Jewish Ghetto.

We understand that physical activity stirs the appetite, which is why we've arranged well-timed pit-stops for your pleasure. For example, picture relishing a portion of freshly baked, crackling pizza bianca (Rome's distinctive take on focaccia), lovingly sliced in half and generously filled with delicate, freshly carved mortadella—a cherished local snack that embodies true Roman flair. And how about indulging in a supplì? These delectable deep-fried risotto balls infused with tomato sauce and oozing with melted mozzarella cheese are adored by everyone as a quintessential street food favorite. Of course, pasta will grace our menu alongside classic dishes from the Roman Jewish culinary heritage, such as the artichoke alla giudia—a diminutive sunflower-like deep-fried artichoke—and, depending on the season, the fried zucchini flower. And fear not, for we shall not overlook the grand finale—dessert! Make sure to reserve some space for our portion of artisanal gelato, a sublime treat that will undoubtedly leave you yearning for more.