About this tour
Wander Trastevere's narrow lanes on foot for three hours, stopping at neighbourhood haunts where Romans actually eat. You'll taste fried artichokes, supplì, salt cod, and regional wines alongside locals and your knowledgeable guide. The evening winds down with a full pasta course at a proper trattoria—the kind where the menu changes with what's in season, not what tourists expect.
Highlights
- Fried artichokes and salt cod at family-run spots
- Supplì al telefono and other Roman street food
- Italian wine pairings chosen by your guide
- Cobblestone piazzas and alleyways away from crowds
- Three-course dinner at a neighbourhood trattoria
- Local foodie guide who knows the owners
What to expect
You'll spend the evening on your feet covering Trastevere's backstreets, pausing at four or five small eateries to taste their signature dishes. The pace is leisurely—this is about chatting with staff, understanding why they cook what they cook, and eating properly rather than rushing. Wine arrives in small pours to complement each stop. By the final stretch, you'll sit down for a full dinner where the guide helps you navigate the daily specials. Expect convivial noise, cramped tables, and locals eating alongside you.
Good to know
Wear comfortable walking shoes; cobblestones are uneven. Let your guide know of dietary restrictions ahead of time. Trastevere gets busy in peak hours, but this tour keeps you in quieter pockets. Public transport stations are nearby if you need to leave early.
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