Rome: Trastevere & Campo de Fiori Street Food Walking Tour
★ 4.9 · 4,617 reviews
- Two and a half hours, Street food, Trastevere and Campo de’ Fiori
- Guided tour
- Mobile voucher accepted
- Free cancellation
Trastevere tastings, three classes, a cart and a night walk
A Rome food tour on these listings costs from $27 for a pasta and tiramisu class near the Vatican to $948 for a private pasta-and-Spritz evening. The three Trastevere walks run 2.5 to 4 hours with a guide, from $49 for street food in Trastevere and Campo de’ Fiori to $116 for the twilight walk with pizza, pasta, gelato and a wine cellar. The most reviewed listing is the $27 class, 8,608 reviews at 4.9; the best rated is the $110 pizza, supplì and gelato class, 5.0 across 370. A golf cart with a gelato stop and a night walk for kids with pizza round out the eight.

Quick answer
The short answer. For the walk, the $49 street food walk through Trastevere and Campo de’ Fiori: 2.5 hours, 4.9 across 4,617 reviews, the cheapest guided tasting here. For more food, the $95 small-group tour with more than ten Roman specialities and wine, 3 hours, 4.9 across 3,772. For a class, pasta and tiramisu near the Vatican at $27 — the most reviewed listing on this page.
Walk, class or cart
Three walks in one neighbourhood, three kitchens, one cart, one night walk.
Tasting walks, all in Trastevere. The $49 street food walk with a foodie guide through Trastevere and Campo de’ Fiori is 2.5 hours and rated 4.9 across 4,617 reviews — the Rome street food tour with the most reviews of the three walks. The $95 small-group tour tastes more than ten Roman specialities paired with local wines, 3 hours, 4.9 across 3,772. The $116 twilight Trastevere Rome food tour runs 4 hours with pizza, pasta, gelato, pork and wine in a historic cellar, 4.9 across 867.
Classes. Pasta and tiramisu with a local chef in a locally loved restaurant near the Vatican, 2.5 to 3 hours for $27, the most reviewed listing here at 8,608 and rated 4.9. Pizza, supplì and gelato with wine, 3 hours for $110, 5.0 across 370. And a private evening: three Spritz cocktails and fresh Roman pasta for your own group, 3 hours for $948, 4.5 across 35 reviews.
The rest. A golf cart ride around the sights with a stop for artisanal gelato, 2 to 2.5 hours for $44 (4.8 across 2,857), and a 2.5-hour walk through the lit-up centre for kids after sunset with pizza and gelato, $334, 4.8 across 67. Neither is a food tour of Rome in the tasting-walk sense; they are sightseeing with a bite built in.
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The three Trastevere walks, the two shared classes and the gelato cart. Live prices and review counts.
★ 4.9 · 4,617 reviews
★ 4.9 · 3,772 reviews
★ 4.9 · 8,608 reviews
★ 4.9 · 867 reviews
★ 5.0 · 370 reviews
★ 4.8 · 2,857 reviews
Which one to book
Every figure is from the listing itself.
Three listings are rated 4.9 on thousands of reviews: the $49 street food walk (4,617), the $95 tour with wine (3,772) and the $27 class (8,608). The 5.0 belongs to the $110 pizza class on 370. On the numbers, the best food tour Rome has here is a tie between the two cheaper Trastevere walks; the $95 one names more food.
The $95 tour names more than ten Roman specialities with local wines in 3 hours. The $116 twilight walk lists pizza, pasta, gelato, pork and wine over 4 hours. The $49 walk does not number its stops.
A food and wine tour Rome offers in this set means Trastevere: the $95 tour pairs each speciality with local wines, and the $116 walk ends in a historic wine cellar. Both classes at $27 and $110 pour wine while you cook.
The $27 pasta and tiramisu class, the $44 golf cart with gelato and the $49 street food walk. All three are rated 4.8 or 4.9 on 2,857 to 8,608 reviews.
A private food tour Rome sells here is the $948 cooking evening for your own group: three Spritz cocktails, fresh pasta, 3 hours, 4.5 across 35 reviews. It costs $948 against $775 for the other seven listings combined.
The $334 night walk is written for kids: the lit-up city centre after sunset, a taste of pizza and gelato, activities built in, 2.5 hours, 4.8 across 67 reviews. The $27 class and the $44 gelato cart are the other short options, though neither names an age limit.
There is no bike and food tour Rome listing here. The golf cart with artisanal gelato is the closest: 2 to 2.5 hours around the sights for $44, 4.8 across 2,857 reviews. A walking food tour Rome offers is otherwise the format: all three Trastevere tours are on foot.
Every trip, current fare
Eight listings with cost per hour where the length is fixed. The $27 class and the golf cart show a range, so no hourly figure; the private evening is the costliest hour, the street food walk the cheapest.
| Tour | Length | Price | What you get | Cost per hour | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rome: Trastevere & Campo de Fiori Street Food Walking Tour | 2.5 h | $49 | Street food, Trastevere and Campo de’ Fiori | $19.60 | 4.9 · 4,617 |
| Rome: Small-Group Guided Food Tour with Wine in Trastevere | 3 h | $95 | Ten Roman specialities with wine | $31.67 | 4.9 · 3,772 |
| Rome: Twilight Trastevere Food Tour with Wine Tasting | 4 h | $116 | Pizza, pasta, gelato and a wine cellar | $29.00 | 4.9 · 867 |
| Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Class with Fine Wine by the Vatican | 2.5 - 3 h | $27 | Pasta and tiramisu near the Vatican | — | 4.9 · 8,608 |
| Rome: Pizza, Suppli and Gelato Making Class with Wine | 3 h | $110 | Pizza, supplì and gelato with wine | $36.67 | 5.0 · 370 |
| Private Roman Cooking Class: Make Pasta & 3 Spritz Cocktails | 3 h | $948 | Private pasta and three Spritz | $316.00 | 4.5 · 35 |
| Rome: Golf Cart Tour with Artisanal Gelato Tasting | 2 - 2.5 h | $44 | Golf cart with a gelato stop | — | 4.8 · 2,857 |
| Rome: Illuminated Rome Tour for Kids with Gelato & Pizza | 2.5 h | $334 | Lit-up Rome with gelato and pizza | $133.60 | 4.8 · 67 |
The honest answer
Seven of eight listings rated 4.8 or above; the three walks tie at 4.9.
On ratings, this is a strong set: seven of the eight listings are rated 4.8 or above, and the four with more than 2,000 reviews — the $27 class, the $49 walk, the $95 tour and the $44 cart — are all 4.8 or 4.9. The odd one out is the $948 private evening at 4.5 across 35 reviews.
Where the price rises, the food changes rather than the score: the three Trastevere walks are rated 4.9 at $49, $95 and $116 alike. The middle one buys more than ten tastings and wine; the top one buys a fourth hour and a wine cellar. A food tour in Rome Italy visitors most often review is the $49 walk, 4,617 reviews; for the food tour Rome Italy is best known for — eating in Trastevere on foot — the ratings do not separate the price tiers at all.
Rome food tour Trastevere walks hold 9,256 reviews between them and the classes 9,013, so both formats are proven. The cart and the kids’ walk are sightseeing with food, not a Rome food tasting tour, and are priced as such: $44 shared, $334 for a kids’ night.
Want the evening version? Walks after dark, night golf carts and the Vespa by night are compared on their own page.
Tours after dark, compared→Common questions
By rating with a big sample, the $49 street food walk in Trastevere and Campo de’ Fiori: 4.9 across 4,617 reviews, 2.5 hours. By quantity of food, the $95 small-group tour with more than ten specialities and wine, 4.9 across 3,772. The $110 pizza, supplì and gelato class is the one 5.0, on 370.
From $49 for the 2.5-hour street food walk to $116 for the 4-hour twilight walk; the $95 tour sits between. Classes run $27 (pasta and tiramisu) and $110 (pizza, supplì, gelato); the private cooking evening is $948.
2.5 hours for the street food walk, 3 for the tour with wine, 4 for the twilight walk. The pasta class is 2.5 to 3 hours, the pizza class and the private evening 3. The golf cart is 2 to 2.5 hours, the kids’ night walk 2.5.
All three walks are in Trastevere; the $49 one adds Campo de’ Fiori. The pasta and tiramisu class is in a locally loved restaurant near the Vatican. The pizza class and the private evening do not name a district in the description compared here.
One listing is private by design: the $948 cooking evening for your own group, 3 hours, 4.5 across 35 reviews. The other seven are sold as shared tours or classes; any private upgrade is shown on the listing itself, not in the data compared here.
The walks are 2.5 to 4 hours and the classes 2.5 to 3, so a class at midday and the twilight walk in the evening fit one day on paper. The twilight walk and the kids’ night walk are the two that name the evening; the others do not state a start time in the description.
Four: the $95 tour (local wines with each speciality), the $116 twilight walk (a historic wine cellar), the $27 class (fine wine in the name) and the $110 class (wine while you cook). The $49 street food walk does not mention wine.
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