



by Rome Food Tours by Eating Europe
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€208This four-hour walking tour takes place in Rome, Italy, in the Trastevere neighborhood during twilight. The tour begins by crossing the Ponte Cestio over the Tiber River to enter Trastevere. Participants visit six to seven stops featuring local food specialties. The tour always includes a pizza tasting at a well-known trattoria where guests can toast with DOC prosecco and sample typical Roman dishes. Some departures offer a wine tasting in the cellar of Spirito di Vino, which is older than the Colosseum, paired with an ancient Roman recipe. The group visits a family-owned cookie factory to learn about traditional homemade cookies. At Piero Iacozzilli’s establishment, known as Trastevere’s King of Porchetta, guests taste roast pork paired with beer. The tour also includes a stop at a small local eatery to try supplì, a popular Roman street food snack. A sit-down pasta dinner follows, featuring Rome’s iconic Amatriciana and Gricia dishes served with local wine. The tour finishes at Fatamorgana gelateria, where participants taste authentic Italian gelato and learn how to identify genuine gelato. Other possible stops include Da Enzo al 29 or Spirito di Vino, depending on availability. Throughout the tour, a local English-speaking guide provides information about Roman food culture and insider tips. Food and wine tastings are included as described. Gratuities, hotel transfers, and extra drinks are not included. The tour requires a minimum of two guests to operate. Children aged four and older require a ticket with food included; children under four may join free but without food. Dietary restrictions can be accommodated with advance notice, except for severe allergies. The exact stops and menu may vary by day or season to offer the best available local foods. This tour is operated by Eating Europe.
Trastevere Food Stops
Each tour features six to seven stops throughout Trastevere’s streets, including a pizza tasting, a sit-down pasta dinner, and Italian gelato. Stops may include well-known places like Spirito Divino or Da Enzo, but vary by availability.
Crossing Ponte Cestio to Trastevere
The group walks across the Ponte Cestio bridge to enter the Trastevere neighborhood, known for its lively streets and food scene.
Iconic Trattoria with Prosecco Toast
Skip the line at a famous trattoria operating since 1935, enjoy a toast with DOC prosecco and sample typical Roman dishes. This stop is closed on Sundays and included on selected departures.
20 min
Wine Tasting in Ancient Cellar
Some tours include a visit to Spirito di Vino’s cellar, which is over 160 years older than the Colosseum, to taste wine paired with a recipe from ancient Rome.
20 min
Family-Owned Cookie Factory
Visit a well-known family-run cookie factory in Rome to learn the secrets behind their traditional homemade cookies.
10 min
Porchetta Tasting with Beer
Sample roast pork from Trastevere’s leading porchetta maker, Piero Iacozzilli, paired with a local beer.
15 min
Supplí at Trastevere Institution
Taste supplí, a popular Roman street food snack, at a small, established Trastevere eatery.
15 min
Pasta Dinner with Wine
Enjoy a 30-minute sit-down meal featuring Rome’s famous pasta dishes Amatriciana and Gricia, accompanied by a glass of local wine.
30 min
Gelato at Fatamorgana
Sample gelato at Fatamorgana, credited with introducing gourmet gelato to Rome, and learn how to identify authentic gelato.
10 min
Trastevere Main Piazza
Conclude the tour in the main piazza of Trastevere, the neighborhood’s central square known for its lively atmosphere and historic buildings.
Your guide will be waiting by the monument with the cross on top in the center of the Piazza di San Bartolomeo all’Isola. Please do not use Apple maps for directions, use Google maps. The meeting point is on the island, not down at the river bank.
End point
This is the end point for the Alternative itinerary: Updated Route.




by Rome Food Tours by Eating Europe
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€208This four-hour walking tour takes place in Rome, Italy, in the Trastevere neighborhood during twilight. The tour begins by crossing the Ponte Cestio over the Tiber River to enter Trastevere. Participants visit six to seven stops featuring local food specialties. The tour always includes a pizza tasting at a well-known trattoria where guests can toast with DOC prosecco and sample typical Roman dishes. Some departures offer a wine tasting in the cellar of Spirito di Vino, which is older than the Colosseum, paired with an ancient Roman recipe. The group visits a family-owned cookie factory to learn about traditional homemade cookies. At Piero Iacozzilli’s establishment, known as Trastevere’s King of Porchetta, guests taste roast pork paired with beer. The tour also includes a stop at a small local eatery to try supplì, a popular Roman street food snack. A sit-down pasta dinner follows, featuring Rome’s iconic Amatriciana and Gricia dishes served with local wine. The tour finishes at Fatamorgana gelateria, where participants taste authentic Italian gelato and learn how to identify genuine gelato. Other possible stops include Da Enzo al 29 or Spirito di Vino, depending on availability. Throughout the tour, a local English-speaking guide provides information about Roman food culture and insider tips. Food and wine tastings are included as described. Gratuities, hotel transfers, and extra drinks are not included. The tour requires a minimum of two guests to operate. Children aged four and older require a ticket with food included; children under four may join free but without food. Dietary restrictions can be accommodated with advance notice, except for severe allergies. The exact stops and menu may vary by day or season to offer the best available local foods. This tour is operated by Eating Europe.
Trastevere Food Stops
Each tour features six to seven stops throughout Trastevere’s streets, including a pizza tasting, a sit-down pasta dinner, and Italian gelato. Stops may include well-known places like Spirito Divino or Da Enzo, but vary by availability.
Crossing Ponte Cestio to Trastevere
The group walks across the Ponte Cestio bridge to enter the Trastevere neighborhood, known for its lively streets and food scene.
Iconic Trattoria with Prosecco Toast
Skip the line at a famous trattoria operating since 1935, enjoy a toast with DOC prosecco and sample typical Roman dishes. This stop is closed on Sundays and included on selected departures.
20 min
Wine Tasting in Ancient Cellar
Some tours include a visit to Spirito di Vino’s cellar, which is over 160 years older than the Colosseum, to taste wine paired with a recipe from ancient Rome.
20 min
Family-Owned Cookie Factory
Visit a well-known family-run cookie factory in Rome to learn the secrets behind their traditional homemade cookies.
10 min
Porchetta Tasting with Beer
Sample roast pork from Trastevere’s leading porchetta maker, Piero Iacozzilli, paired with a local beer.
15 min
Supplí at Trastevere Institution
Taste supplí, a popular Roman street food snack, at a small, established Trastevere eatery.
15 min
Pasta Dinner with Wine
Enjoy a 30-minute sit-down meal featuring Rome’s famous pasta dishes Amatriciana and Gricia, accompanied by a glass of local wine.
30 min
Gelato at Fatamorgana
Sample gelato at Fatamorgana, credited with introducing gourmet gelato to Rome, and learn how to identify authentic gelato.
10 min
Trastevere Main Piazza
Conclude the tour in the main piazza of Trastevere, the neighborhood’s central square known for its lively atmosphere and historic buildings.
Your guide will be waiting by the monument with the cross on top in the center of the Piazza di San Bartolomeo all’Isola. Please do not use Apple maps for directions, use Google maps. The meeting point is on the island, not down at the river bank.
End point
This is the end point for the Alternative itinerary: Updated Route.