Winner 2025 Rome Twilight Trastevere Food Tour by Eating Europe

Both Routes -> We will walk together across the Ponte Cestio, crossing the river and arriving in the charming neighborhood of Trastevere.

Regular Route -> Skip the line at the most iconic Trattoria in Rome since 1935. Toast with DOC prosecco and savor typical Roman specialties (closed on Sundays).

Regular Route -> Deep beneath Spirito di Vino, in a cellar that predates the Colosseum by 160 years, you’ll savor wine and a recipe passed down from ancient Rome.

Regular Route -> Discover one of the secrets behind traditional fabulous homemade cookies with a visit to Rome’s famous family-owned cookie factory.

Regular Route -> Visit Trastevere’s King of Porchetta, Piero Iacozzilli, and taste his mouthwatering roast pork paired with a delicious beer.

Regular Route -> Try Rome’s favourite street food snack, the supplí, at a hole-in-the-wall Trastevere institution.

Regular Route -> Twirl your fork into a plate of Rome’s most iconic pasta—Amatriciana and Gricia. Pair it with a glass of local wine, sit back, and savor the flavors that have defined Roman kitchens for centuries.

Regular Route -> Taste the gelato at Fatamorgana, the gelateria that brought “gourmet gelato” to Rome. Learn the difference between the real and the fake gelato.

Both Routes -> We’re now in Trastevere’s main piazza, the lively heart of the neighborhood. Take a look around and soak in the beautiful buildings and vibrant atmosphere.

Alternative itinerary: Dine in Ancient Rome -> Skip the line at the most iconic Trattoria in Rome since 1935. Toast with DOC prosecco and savor typical Roman specialties (closed on Sundays).

Alternative itinerary: Dine in Ancient Rome -> Savoring crispy pizza bianca with porchetta and a cold beer in a historic Trastevere bakery isn’t just a meal, it’s a bite into centuries of Roman tradition.

Alternative itinerary: Dine in Ancient Rome -> Enjoy Rome's favorite street food: Suppli!

Alternative itinerary: Dine in Ancient Rome -> This vibrant Roman wine bar and restaurant celebrates Italian wine and cuisine, with tastings like prosciutto, buffalo mozzarella, artichokes and crisp white sparkling wine.

Alternative itinerary: Dine in Ancient Rome -> A lively historic square in Rome known for its bustling open‑air market.

Alternative itinerary: Dine in Ancient Rome -> Step downstairs to the remains of the Theatre of Pompey in Rome. Here we taste classic dishes like amatriciana pasta and parmigiana di melanzane in front of ancient roman walls and columns.

Alternative itinerary: Dine in Ancient Rome -> Taste the gelato at Fatamorgana, the gelateria that brought “gourmet gelato” to Rome. Learn the difference between the real and the fake gelato.