A Slice of Roma: Trastevere Food Tour

A Slice of Roma: Trastevere Food Tour

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Rome, Italy
33 mins tour

Get a taste of Trastevere through its flavors, stories, and traditions on this immersive food walk across one of Rome’s liveliest neighborhoods. From crisp Roman pizza and twice-fried artichokes to family-run trattorias and artisanal gelato, each stop reveals how Romans eat, drink, and gather. Along the way, you’ll explore historic piazzas, hidden bars, and shops passed down for generations. This tour welcomes curious travelers, food lovers, and locals alike. You’ll leave with a deeper taste of Rome — its history on the plate and its culture in every bite.

Bruno Santoro

Created by Bruno Santoro

Bruno is second-generation Italian-American. He originally moved to Rome to become a culinary consultant and food educator. He never moved back. “The United States diversified my palate,” he says, “but Rome taught me what taste means.” Today, Bruno hosts walking food tours through Rome’s lesser-known neighborhoods, curates menus for boutique restaurants, and writes for both Italian and American food journals. He specializes in the regional diversity of Italian cuisine—with a soft spot for Calabrian peppers and Jewish-Roman artichokes.

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What you'll walk and learn about

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Piazza Trilussa
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Piazza Trilussa

Welcome to Trastevere!

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La Boccaccia
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La Boccaccia

Pizza your ‘weigh’

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Checco er Carriettiere
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Checco er Carriettiere

Savor fried artichokes and classic Roman pasta

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Trapizzino
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Trapizzino

A popular twist on the classic pizza

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Basilica di Santa Maria
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Basilica di Santa Maria

Faith, food, and family come together

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Bar San Calisto
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Bar San Calisto

Learn how to order coffee like a local

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Norcineria Iacozzilli
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Norcineria Iacozzilli

Umbrian tradition come to life

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Pasticceria Trastevere
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Pasticceria Trastevere

The sweet life — or la dolce vita

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Fatamorgana Gelato
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Fatamorgana Gelato

Gelato and beyond… thank you for joining us!

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