Rome for Jews
Culinary Food Tour
Eat your way through Rome's most delicious corners — no map required, just an appetite
Rome on a Plate
Forget the guidebook. The real Rome is found in a warm supplì pulled straight from the fryer, a wedge of aged Pecorino Romano at a family-run market stall, and a paper cone of freshly fried artichokes eaten standing up in the Jewish Ghetto.
Our Culinary Food Tour takes you off the tourist trail and into the neighbourhoods, markets, and hidden eateries where Romans actually eat. Your guide — a local who knows every vendor by name — leads you through tastings, stories, and the kind of food moments you'll be talking about long after you've flown home.
What's on the Menu
Jewish Ghetto
Taste the neighbourhood's iconic fried artichokes and supplì at the spots locals have been going to for generations.
Campo de' Fiori Market
Wander Rome's most colourful open-air market and sample seasonal produce, artisan cheeses, and cured meats.
Kosher Tastings
Discover Rome's unique kosher food culture — a delicious blend of Italian tradition and Jewish heritage.
Espresso & Pastry Stop
Pull up to a proper Roman bar for a standing espresso and a cornetto — the way every Roman morning should start.
Ready to Eat?
Get in touch and we'll put together the perfect food tour for your group — whether you're a solo foodie, a family, or a group of friends with serious appetites.
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