Trastevere Food Tours with Dinner & Wine

Trastevere is where Rome goes out to eat: cobbled lanes across the Tiber, trattorias with tables in the street, supplì, cacio e pepe and wine until late. This is our page for Trastevere food tours. Below are the top-rated evening tours with dinner and wine, compared.

Top-rated Trastevere food tours

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The best Trastevere food tours to book

The most booked Trastevere food tours, compared. Most run in the evening and turn into dinner: you eat at four to six stops, with wine, and finish with gelato or tiramisù.

Experience Length Rating (reviews) Best for Book
All-in-One Trastevere Food Tour with Dinner and Wine 3 hours 4.9 (1,246) Dinner on the move Check availability
Small-Group Guided Food Tour with Wine in Trastevere 3 hours 4.9 (3,802) The most booked Check availability
Gourmet Food Tour with Dinner and Barolo Wine 3.5 to 4 hours 4.9 (2,807) Wine lovers Check availability
Luxury Food Tour in Trastevere with Free-Flowing Wine 4 hours 4.9 (1,815) A long evening Check availability
Twilight Trastevere Food Tour with Wine Tasting 4 hours 4.9 (879) Sunset start Check availability
Trastevere and Campo de' Fiori Street Food Walking Tour 2.5 hours 4.9 (4,726) Budget and daytime Check availability

Our pick: the All-in-One Trastevere Food Tour with Dinner and Wine, rated 4.9 from 1,246 reviews on GetYourGuide.

Ratings and review counts as shown on GetYourGuide in October 2026. Check the listing for live prices and availability.

Why Trastevere

Across the river from the centre, Trastevere keeps the feel of an old Roman neighbourhood: narrow streets, small squares and family trattorias. It is the most popular area in Rome for an evening food tour because the stops are close together and the neighbourhood is at its best after dark.

How to choose

For dinner on the move, the all-in-one tour with dinner and wine and the small-group guided food tour are the safe picks, and the second is the most booked food tour in the neighbourhood. If wine matters, the gourmet tour with Barolo or the luxury tour with free-flowing wine are longer and more generous. On a budget, or in the daytime, the street food tour with Campo de’ Fiori is shorter and cheaper.

Good to know

Come hungry: most evening tours count as dinner. Tell the operator about allergies when you book, and wear comfortable shoes for the cobbles.

More in Rome: all Rome food tours, Trastevere or Testaccio for a food tour and what to eat in Rome.

FAQ about Trastevere Food Tours with Dinner & Wine

Frequently asked questions

Is a Trastevere food tour a full dinner?

Most evening tours are: you eat at several stops, usually with pasta, supplì, cured meats and cheese, wine and a dessert, so plan no other dinner.

Which Trastevere food tour is best?

The small-group guided food tour with wine is the most booked, and the all-in-one tour with dinner and wine is a top pick. For more wine, choose the gourmet tour with Barolo.

What time do Trastevere food tours start?

Evening tours usually start in the late afternoon or early evening, which is when the neighbourhood comes alive. Daytime street food tours also run.

Trastevere or Testaccio?

Trastevere is the classic evening neighbourhood with the most tours; Testaccio is the market district for traditional Roman offal and a daytime visit. See our guide to choosing between them.

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