Romans have always had a special interest in food. On this walk discover some of the best food in Rome, including traditional local cuisine and modern interpretations of Italian and international specialties. Every narrow alleyway hides beautiful monuments and reveals favorite shops and restaurants, while the bustling piazzas proudly display their traditions and specialties ready to be enjoyed.
In all, 3/4 bites are included on each tour. (to be paid on the spot, food not included).

Rome is world famous for its ancient monuments, spectacular churches, awesome “piazze” and of course its food! Among the numerous historic sites, you will find a variety of small family-owned restaurants, grocery stores and 'gelato' parlors where you can savor typical Roman food specialties. Enjoy a guided tour of the often-overlooked Jewish Ghetto neighborhood.
Hidden in the heart of the city, Rome’s Jewish Ghetto is one of the best attractions in Rome and one of its least-known. As the oldest Jewish community in all of Europe, this beautiful, thriving neighborhood is as central to the history of the city as it is to the Jewish faith. Follow us into the Jewish Ghetto, Rome, to see how Jews have shaped the Eternal City. Over the years the area has grown into a beautiful neighborhood filled with restaurants, churches, and synagogues that combine Jewish culture with the grandeur of Roman architecture. The ruins of the enormous ancient Portico, the Portico d’Ottavia, rise from under 20 feet below street level, at once a testament to history as well as the changes time brings.

Taste traditional Jewish cooking in the heart of Jewish Rome.

Visit a humble bakery and taste traditional Roman Jewish pastries made with love.

In addition to receiving our food lover's guide to Rome, your local guide will give you her/his tips and picks to the best spots in town.