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Food tour on foot · Piazza San Simeone, at the fountain

Street food between Campo de' Fiori and Trastevere

Two and a half hours on foot with an authorized guide, eating what Romans eat: pizza, supplì, a traditional sandwich and gelato at the end. It's also an easy way to understand Trastevere before choosing it for dinner.

Street food in Trastevere and Campo de' Fiori

The experience

The food tour with the highest rating among those we compare: 4.9 out of 5 with over 4,600 reviews. In two and a half hours on foot, with an authorized guide, you taste the classics of Roman street food: according to the listing, pizza, supplì, gelato and a traditional sandwich. The group is limited to 14 people, so the guide has time for everyone.

The route combines two areas. On one side, Campo de' Fiori, one of Rome’s oldest open-air markets, where you go to find handmade supplì. On the other, Trastevere, across the Tiber, with the history of Santa Maria in Trastevere, the Byzantine-style church, and the crisp Roman pizza from a bakery that, according to the listing, has been open since 1870. It ends with artisanal gelato. Stops may change with the season and holidays.

Tastings are included, drinks are not. The tour is not suitable for those on a gluten-free or vegan diet: the listing states this clearly and asks to report allergies and intolerances in advance. It departs in any weather, from the fountain in Piazza San Simeone.

  • Pizza, supplì, a Roman sandwich and gelato, included in the price
  • Campo de' Fiori and its market, and Trastevere across the river
  • The history of Santa Maria in Trastevere, told by an authorized guide
  • Groups up to 14 people
  • Free cancellation up to 24 hours before

How it works

  1. Meeting pointThe fountain in Piazza San Simeone

    Arrive five minutes before the time, as the listing asks. If you have allergies, notify before the tour, not at the first stop.

  2. Along the tourCampo de' Fiori

    The market and its shops. Here the guide takes you to where supplì is made: rice, ragù or tomato and the mozzarella heart that stretches, 'al telefono'.

  3. Along the tourTrastevere

    The route crosses the Tiber and takes you into the streets of Trastevere, among the true trasteverini: the vendors and artisans who have worked there for generations.

  4. Santa MariaThe square and the pizza

    The history of Santa Maria in Trastevere and the crisp Roman pizza from the historic bakery. Two things that go well together.

  5. EndThe gelato

    It ends with artisanal gelato. The order of stops may change with the season: ask the guide where the tour ends.

A cup of gelato on a cobblestone street

What's included

Included

  • 2.5-hour walk
  • Authorized guide
  • The tastings along the route
  • Free cancellation up to 24 hours before

Not included

  • Drinks
  • Gluten-free or vegan menu: the tour is not suitable
  • Transport: you reach the meeting point on your own

Who it's for

Book it if

  • You’ve just arrived in Rome and want to know what to order in the days ahead
  • You prefer eating while walking rather than sitting at a table
  • You want to see Trastevere with someone who knows the best spots
  • You’re traveling alone and want a small group

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What travelers say

★★★★★

A fantastic tour. At first I almost feared I’d leave stuffed! Top-quality products. The guide told us so many interesting things about the area, and we never ended up in the middle of a crowd, so it was really great, especially at this price! I would have paid more just for the food!

Mateusz · Oct 2026 · originally in English
★★★★★

Alexandra, our guide, was absolutely fantastic: her passion for the area and the food was extraordinary. We tried so many local dishes and I would happily recommend it to all my friends as a wonderful way to taste Rome.

Neil · Oct 2026 · originally in English
★★★★★

We had Alessandro: very knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. He also gave us lots of great tips for the rest of the trip!

Brittni · Oct 2026 · originally in English
★★★★★

Great tour. We loved it. We wish we had done it at the start of the trip.

Kerryn · Oct 2026 · originally in English

Tips before booking

  • Book it in your first days: according to reviews, guides give tips on where to eat for the rest of your trip.
  • Drinks are not included, but the water from the nasoni, Rome’s public fountains, is drinkable and free: bring a water bottle.
  • Come a little hungry, not starving: there are many tastings and according to reviews you leave full.
  • The tour runs in any weather. In November, the rainiest month, keep a small umbrella in your bag.
  • What to order next, from carbonara to gricia, is in the guide to what to eat in Rome.

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Frequently asked questions

What do you eat on the Trastevere food tour?

According to the listing, the classics of Roman street food: pizza, supplì, artisanal gelato and a traditional sandwich. The stops may change with the season and with holidays.

Are drinks included?

No, drinks are not included: tastings, the authorized guide and the two-and-a-half-hour walk are included.

Is the tour suitable for celiac or vegan diets?

No. The listing states that the tour is not suitable for gluten-free or vegan diets. For other allergies or restrictions, notify before the date.

Where does the tour start?

At the fountain in Piazza San Simeone, in Vicolo di San Simeone, in the historic center. Arrive five minutes early: the guide will be waiting for you there and the tour departs in any weather.

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Two and a half hours on foot with an authorized guide, tasting Roman street food. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before.

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