Private Roman Street Food Tour

About this tour

Spend two hours wandering Rome's most lively neighbourhoods with a local guide who knows where the real food happens. You'll taste your way through the city's street food scene—from Roman supplì and pizza to charcuterie boards and artisanal gelato—stopping at family-run spots around Piazza Navona and Campo dei Fiori. Along the way, discover why each dish matters and what makes the ingredients distinctly Roman. Local wine and coffee round out the experience.

Highlights

• Roman supplì, pizza bianca and rossa at neighbourhood favourites
• Charcuterie and cheese boards with quality cold cuts
• Artisanal gelato from a place locals actually queue for
• Local house wine pairings throughout the walk
• Stories behind each specialty from your private guide
• Piazza Navona and Campo dei Fiori backstreets

What to expect

Your guide meets you and heads into the tangle of streets where Romans eat between errands. You'll stop at a series of casual spots—a hole-in-the-wall pizza counter, a salumeria with proper cured meats, a gelateria that's been doing it right for decades. Expect to stand, taste, chat with the owners if they're chatty, then move on. It's not fine dining; it's the real rhythm of how people actually eat here. You'll walk at a leisurely pace with time to absorb each neighbourhood's character. By the end, you'll have eaten proper food and learned the history woven into Rome's food culture.

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