Rome Jewish Quarter & Trastevere Food Tour with Rooftop

Meet your guide and fellow foodies in the heart of Rome's Jewish quarter. Before heading to your first food stop, you'll get an introduction to the Jewish Quarter, one of the most influential areas in the city when it comes to culinary culture. Duration: 15 minutes

The first stop of your food tour is a modern pizzeria, where you'll sample a quintessential Roman-Jewish street food bite: Jewish-style fried artichokes (when in season) or fried zucchini flowers.

This historic bakery has been baking kosher treats in the Jewish Quarter for more than 200 years. Here, you'll try "pizza ebraica", or "Jewish pizza." Despite the name, it's not a pizza at all, but rather a unique sweet treat that honors the rich heritage of the neighborhood.

Pick up your next street food bite—freshly fried codfish—from this beloved local hole-in-the-wall, and wash it down with a glass of wine.

Enjoy freshly fried supplì and a Naples-style donut from a family-owned shop serving a mix of Roman and Neapolitan street food.

Delve into the world of Roman brewing with a tasting of locally crafted beers, each imbued with distinctive flavors and stories. Meet the friendly owner and get his personal craft beer recommendations.

Across the Tiber River in Trastevere, you'll order a typical Roman finger food for takeaway from this beloved eatery.

Trastevere

Finally, as the sun begins to set, you'll follow your guide to a private rooftop for a delightful finale: crafting your own Spritz against the backdrop of Rome's skyline. With panoramic views and a toast to good company, say "cin cin" to an unforgettable culinary journey through the Eternal City.