Rome · DINING EXPERIENCES
11 reviewed
Out of 11 dining experiences on the site, these 11 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the standout details are below, so you can pick in five minutes and get back to planning the rest.
A 3.5–4 hour Rome food-and-wine stroll with 20+ tastings, Bonci pizza, Roman pasta, truffles, and natural gelato, plus plenty of wine.
“Excellent, Vivian did an amazing job. Extremely knowledgeable and friendly, even helped some of the group get home. Food and wine were great.”
Make fresh Roman pasta in Frascati and taste family DOCG and IGT wines, then enjoy your meal in a historic cellar.
“What a fabulous experience! The wine was beautiful, the food was delious. One of our group was gluten free and was able to make her own pasta too. We were also lucky to have a fabulous mix of people in our session.”
Trastevere food tour: four tastings with wine, a three-course Roman dinner, and gelato for a small group, ending in Viale di Trastevere.
“It was raining, but 10 of us showed up for a wonderful experience. We tasted many foods and many wines and experienced many places that we would never have found ourselves. The food and wine were plentiful, and we all shared a table at one restaurant and really got to know each other. The host was terrific and made you feel welcome, answer, questions, and was knowledgeable about the food, wine, and history of the area. I would definitely do this again.”
Escape Rome for a family-run Frascati wine cellar tour and a hands-on pasta class with two wine tastings and Roman sauces.
“We loved the enthusiasm of our guide, the pasta (and wine) was delicious!”
Trastevere food tour with 10+ tastings, dinner and drinks, plus a local guide with reserved seating across Rome’s favorite neighborhood.
“We love the variety and meeting new friends, Anna was delightful”
See Rome’s top sights lit up on an evening mini-van tour with included pizza, local gelato, and hotel pickup.
“Meh. It was ok. Expensive for what it was. The word guide is a bit misleading - it was basically a driver that took you around at night, dropped you off and met you to move on to the next spot. No real tour or information shared about anything you were seeing. Dinner was a 5/10 - basic pizza nothing special. We ate with another couple who was on the tour. They were nice - but honestly, If you don't care for dining with strangers this may not be for you. We took our 2 daughters ages 12 and 15. It was just ok. Not really worth the cost in…”
Small-group Rome food and wine walk at aperitivo hour, with pizza by the slice, Jewish ghetto tastings, pasta, and gelato near the Pantheon.
“Our tour guide was very friendly and very knowledgeable. I appreciated all of the history he gave us. The food along the way was tasty and were good sized portions. We were stuffed by the end.”
2-hour opera concert in Rome’s Waldensian Church, then dinner at Enoteca Corsi with Italian antipasti and classic pasta mains.
“It was excellent, very talented artists. The environment inside the church sublime!! I recommend it 100%”
Try the original Rome Fettuccine Alfredo at Alfredo alla Scrofa, with a season tasting menu or a pasta-making class plus optional wine pairing.
“The food was wonderful but you did not get the choices described. After having the Alfredo, I was not given a choice for my meat dish or my dessert. The restaurant has a lovely ambiance though”
Enjoy a Pantheon-area 3-course Roman dinner with prosecco aperitivo and sommelier-led pairings of 4 regional wines in a small group.
“Food delicious, wines OK but served in small quantity. Perfect guide Anastasia was very friendly and knowledgeable about the food and the region. Good atmosphere - nice conversations with total strangers.”
Ride Rome at golden hour on a small-group Cannondale e-bike tour, then optional trattoria dinner for up to 4 hours.
“Fantastic day. Definitely would book again. Alessandro was brilliant and knowledgeable.”
