Feedback travellers left on the booking listings for these tours, in our words rather than theirs, and grouped by the kind of day they describe. The critical ones are here too — they are the most useful thing on the page if you are choosing between walks that look alike.
Every score and count below belongs to the operator who runs the tour and comes from that tour’s own booking page. They are shown as plain text and nothing on this site marks them up as our own. Ratings move, so treat a figure as a snapshot taken on 2026-09-13 rather than a permanent property of a tour.
| Tour | Operator | Rating | Reviews | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private Rome By Golf Cart: Beyond the Landmarks | Rolling Rome | 5.0 | 5,063 | From $223 |
| Rome: 5* Trastevere Luxury Food tour with Free-Flowing Fine Wine | COOKING ITALY | 5.0 | 3,512 | From $116 |
| Rome Tipsy Cooking Class: Make Pasta and Mix 3 Spritz Cocktails | Rome With Chef | 5.0 | 2,205 | From $79 |
| Pasta Making & Wine Tasting with Dinner in Frascati from Rome | From Scratch - Authentic Experiences | 5.0 | 1,423 | From $34 |
| Rome Pasta Making Class with Sauces and Wine Included (gf option) | Riccardo Cooking Class - Pasta Class and Sauces | 5.0 | 877 | From $100 |
| Rome Trastevere Food Walking Tour with Pasta and Wine | Eternal Experiences | 5.0 | 116 | From $100 |
| Rome: Ultimate Street Food Tour in the Old Town by Do Eat Better | Do Eat Better Experience | 5.0 | 106 | From $59 |
| Rome 3 in 1 Cooking Class: Fettuccine, Ravioli & Tiramisu | Eat and Walk Italy | 4.9 | 9,812 | From $61 |
| Winner 2026 Rome Twilight Trastevere Food Tour by Eating Europe | Eating Europe Food Tours Rome | 4.9 | 6,401 | From $122 |
| Rome: Trastevere & Campo de Fiori Street Food Walking Tour | Hili srl | 4.9 | 4,266 | From $48 |
| Rome Gourmet Food Tour with Free Flowing Fine Wine Barolo 5* | COOKING ITALY | 4.9 | 3,821 | From $73 |
| Rome Food & Wine Tour: 15 tastings in Trastevere & Jewish Ghetto | GOURMETALY FOOD TOURS OF ROME | 4.9 | 3,641 | From $86 |
| Rome: Award Winning Trastevere Group Food Tour with Wine | Carpe Diem Tours | 4.9 | 2,938 | From $90 |
| Testaccio Food Tour with Roman Pasta and Market Tastings | Eating Europe Food Tours Rome | 4.9 | 1,765 | From $128 |
| Rome Food Tour: Trastevere Hidden Gems with Dinner & Wine | The Tour Guy | 4.9 | 1,616 | From $68 |
| Rome Cooking Class: Make Pasta, Dine & Drink Wine With Local Chef | Walks - Italy & Spain | 4.9 | 1,513 | From $55 |
| Rome: Eat Like a Local Street Food Tour - Historic Center | Hili srl | 4.9 | 1,342 | From $43 |
| Rome All in One: Trastevere Food Tour, Dinner & Wine | Global Experiences by Carpe Diem Tours Group | 4.9 | 1,150 | From $82 |
| Rome: Twilight Trastevere Food Tour with Wine Tasting | Eating Europe Food Tours | 4.9 | 839 | From $120 |
| Rome Trastevere Campo de' Fiori Street Food Tour Eat Like a Local | Hili Travel s.r.l. | 4.9 | 410 | From $57 |
| Trastevere Like a Local Food Tour with 7+ Food Tastings & Wines | Secret Food Tours | 4.9 | 363 | From $102 |
| Pasta and Tiramisu Cooking Class Near the Colosseum | Rome With Chef | 4.9 | 357 | From $76 |
| Rome Food Tour by the Vatican | COOKING ITALY | 4.9 | 351 | From $84 |
| Rome: Trastevere Ultimate Food Tour by Do Eat Better | Do Eat Better Experience | 4.9 | 307 | From $76 |
| Rome VIP Food Tour by Golf Cart with Pasta and Gelato | Eating Europe Food Tours Rome | 4.9 | 270 | From $191 |
| Rome Street Food Tour Eat Like a Local | Hili Travel s.r.l. | 4.9 | 202 | From $52 |
| Rome Food Tour by Night in the Jewish Ghetto & Campo Marzio with Wine Tasting | Made in italy Tours by Luca and his team of Guide mates | 4.9 | 52 | From $105 |
| Rome Street Food Tour with Local Guide | Raphael Tours & Events | 4.8 | 2,618 | From $55 |
| Rome: Tuscany & Montepulciano Day Trip with Lunch & Wine Tasting | City Wonders Ltd | 4.7 | 5,605 | From $117 |
Rome All in One: Trastevere Food Tour, Dinner & Wine
★★★★★
What stayed with me was the range of places we were taken into, and how much the guide knew about the food and the history of the streets around it. I would not have found any of them by myself.
Stacey · Solo traveller · September 2025
Rome All in One: Trastevere Food Tour, Dinner & Wine
★★★★★
Teresa was easy to talk to and kept everyone together without rushing us. We had a really good evening and I would put this on the must-do list for anyone with a night in Rome.
Fedae · Couple · September 2025
Rome All in One: Trastevere Food Tour, Dinner & Wine
★★★★★
Larissa made the evening. The food was very good on its own, but the lesson in why Romans eat these things, and in what order, is what turned it into something more than dinner.
Bernadina · Couple · September 2025
Rome: Twilight Trastevere Food Tour with Wine Tasting
★★★★★
Rish welcomed us in and stayed friendly the whole way round. It was a genuinely memorable evening in Trastevere and the wine stops were the part I keep describing to people.
Sylvia · Couple · September 2025
Rome: Twilight Trastevere Food Tour with Wine Tasting
★★★★★
Luca was a very good host, engaging without overdoing it, and we had the best evening of the trip. The seated pasta course in the middle is what makes this different from a tasting walk.
Dominic · Friends · September 2025
Rome: Twilight Trastevere Food Tour with Wine Tasting
★★★★☆
Good food and a knowledgeable guide, and the neighbourhood stories added a lot. Be aware it really is four hours on your feet — our teenagers flagged towards the end.
Angela · Family with older children · August 2025
Rome: 5* Trastevere Luxury Food tour with Free-Flowing Fine Wine
★★★★☆
Generous with the wine and the cheese was excellent. The meeting point took us a few minutes to find because it is outside the venue rather than in the square, so read that line twice.
Ghislain · Friends · December 2025
Rome: Award Winning Trastevere Group Food Tour with Wine
★★★★★
Every stop had a table waiting, which on a Friday night in Trastevere is worth the fare on its own. Ten tastings, each with a wine chosen for it, and nobody ever had to stand in a queue.
Leslie · Couple · November 2025
Rome Food Tour: Trastevere Hidden Gems with Dinner & Wine
★★★★★
The three-course dinner in the middle turned this from a tasting walk into a proper night out. Our teenagers were included throughout and the guide kept the history short enough to hold them.
Kirsten · Family with older children · October 2025
Rome: Trastevere & Campo de Fiori Street Food Walking Tour
★★★★★
Alessandra took us to genuinely local spots and nothing about the route felt laid on for tourists. Arrive hungry, because there is a lot of food and it keeps coming.
Jason · Friends · September 2025
Rome: Trastevere & Campo de Fiori Street Food Walking Tour
★★★★★
Our guide Fiammetta knew the area properly and was good company, and she made a point of including everybody in the group rather than talking at the front two people.
Edward · Couple · September 2025
Rome: Trastevere & Campo de Fiori Street Food Walking Tour
★★★★★
Matt was a great guide and the group had a lot of energy. We ate several Roman things I had never heard of and came away knowing which ones I would order again on my own.
Rachel · Friends · September 2025
Rome: Eat Like a Local Street Food Tour - Historic Center
★★★★★
So much food for the price, and the guide was friendly and knew what she was talking about. I did not need dinner afterwards, which I had not expected.
Allison · Solo traveller · September 2025
Rome: Eat Like a Local Street Food Tour - Historic Center
★★★★☆
Enjoyable walk with plenty to eat and a guide who kept it interesting. I would have liked to know in advance which stops were tastings and which were just places we passed, but the food itself was good.
Roy · Couple · September 2025
Rome Street Food Tour with Local Guide
★★★★★
Meeting under the Giordano Bruno statue set the tone: the guide explained who he was before we ate anything. Good supplì, good pizza, and a glass of wine along the way that most of these walks leave out.
Ned · Couple · February 2026
Rome: Ultimate Street Food Tour in the Old Town by Do Eat Better
★★★★☆
Three and a half hours and it reaches the Pantheon, which none of the other street-food walks do. A long walk in July heat, so take water even though drinks are included.
Nicole · Friends · July 2025
Rome 3 in 1 Cooking Class: Fettuccine, Ravioli & Tiramisu
★★★★★
The children made their own ravioli and have talked about it since we got home. The chef was patient with them and the kitchen was set up so everyone had their own space to work in.
Catherine · Family with young children · July 2025
Rome 3 in 1 Cooking Class: Fettuccine, Ravioli & Tiramisu
★★★★★
Three hours went quickly and we came out able to make two pastas and a tiramisu. Sitting down to eat what you have just made, with a glass of wine, is a better dinner than most restaurants managed that week.
Marilyn · Couple · June 2025
Rome 3 in 1 Cooking Class: Fettuccine, Ravioli & Tiramisu
★★★★☆
Well run and good value, and I liked that the recipes were simple enough to repeat. Worth knowing that the sauce is prepared for you rather than by you — the class is about the pasta.
Victoria · Solo traveller · May 2026
Rome Cooking Class: Make Pasta, Dine & Drink Wine With Local Chef
★★★★★
Having the kitchen to just our group made it feel like a dinner party rather than a class. The chef corrected my pasta without making me feel useless and the gelato at the end was a nice touch.
Laura · Solo traveller · February 2026
Pasta Making & Wine Tasting with Dinner in Frascati from Rome
★★★★★
The train out to Frascati is part of the point — you get the hills, the winery and a dinner for less than a main course in the centre. Find the FRASCATI sign at the station and wait there, as they say.
Charles · Couple · January 2026
Testaccio Food Tour with Roman Pasta and Market Tastings
★★★★★
Three Roman pastas in one afternoon, tasted side by side, finally made the difference between them obvious. Building our own bruschetta from tomatoes bought at the market stall two minutes earlier was the part I did not expect.
Graham · Couple · April 2026
Rome Food & Wine Tour: 15 tastings in Trastevere & Jewish Ghetto
★★★★★
Fifteen tastings sounds like a lot and it is — come with an appetite. The fried artichoke in the Ghetto was the best thing I ate in Italy and I would have walked straight past the place.
Jenny · Friends · March 2026
Rome Gourmet Food Tour with Free Flowing Fine Wine Barolo 5*
★★★☆☆
The food and the wine were both very good and the Prati stops were places I would go back to. It was a larger group than I expected, though, and at the busier counters it was hard to hear the guide.
Ramin · Solo traveller · October 2025
Rome Food Tour by Night in the Jewish Ghetto & Campo Marzio with Wine Tasting
★★★★★
Walking the Ghetto after the day crowds have gone is a completely different place. More than ten tastings, wine with all of them, and a guide who explained what the ruins we were standing next to actually were.
Kirsti · Couple · September 2025
Rome VIP Food Tour by Golf Cart with Pasta and Gelato
★★★★★
The cart is what makes it: we covered Trastevere, the Gianicolo and Testaccio in an afternoon and nobody's knees complained. The prosecco toast up on the terrace is the photograph everyone took.
Dianne · Family with older children · August 2025
Arrive hungry: the single most repeated piece of advice, on the tasting walks and the classes alike. Several reviewers describe not needing dinner afterwards and a few describe not managing the last stop.
The guide makes the evening: Teresa, Larissa, Alessandra, Fiammetta, Matt, Rish and Luca are all named by reviewers who booked different tours. The food is consistent; the guiding is what moves a review from four stars to five.
Tables held ahead are worth the fare: reviewers on the Trastevere walks return to this repeatedly, and it is the difference between a Friday evening that works and one spent queueing.
Know what you booked: the mild criticism in this pool is almost all about expectations — a group larger than someone pictured, stops that turned out to be pass-bys, four hours on cobbles. All of it is on the listing before you pay.
One pattern is worth reading for: reviewers who walked the Jewish Ghetto after dark describe a different quarter from the one the day trippers see, and several name the fried artichoke as the single best thing they ate in Italy.
The grid sorts by rating against review volume, so the most-trusted walks sit at the top.
For the practical side of a booking, see planning your visit; for what is actually on the plate, the dish list. Every tour these reviewers describe is on the Rome Food Tours grid.