Fabrizia was a fantastic guide and the 6 stops were all amazing. Lots of walking and learning about the city, too! Grazie mille!!!

We have gone on a similar food tour with this company many years ago. This time some of the stops/tastings were more enjoyable than others. We didn't think the pasta dishes in the restaurant were that great. Our guide did give us lots of information during our tour which we appreciated.

A superb evening of history food wine and beer. Our guide Maria was knowledgeable and friendly and was keen to answer every question. The evening was seamless and unfortunately before you knew it over. Additionally we were accompanied on the tour by 6 wonderful fellow guests from the USA which was the icing on the cake. Highly recommended.

We went on this tour when a coworker suggested it and had an amazing time. I knew nothing about the Jewish district and it's cultural significance before going on the tour. Maria was an incredible guide and full of history and a great storyteller. She was also hospitable, kind and made us all feel at home. The Jewish fried artichokes were by far my fave and my new obsession but there was eggplant that I thought I wouldn't like and turned out to be delicious and other regional delicacies... but the coup de gras was what was waiting for us under one of the restaurants that had to do with Julius Caesar. It was a great night walking around the area and learning about these beautiful neighborhoods.

This tour was a highlight of our stay in Rome - we loved the combination of good food and guided tour. Our guide, Fabrizia, was very knowledgeable and attentive to the group. She gave excellent context to the food we were eating, much of which was traditional to Rome. The choice of stops was excellent -- not only was the food tasty, the eateries had an interesting history in and of themselves. Highly recommend. (One small note, Piazza Navonna, which would normally be a highlight, is under scaffolding in preparation for Jubilee year).

This food tour was excellent! Our guide, Maria, was great. This tour is structured as a progressive dinner. The foods we tried included fried artichokes, 3 appetizers (zucchini, an anchovy dish, and grilled tomatoes), pizza, pasta choices for the main course (2 with meat and 2 without), tiramisu, Espresso and Gelato. There was plenty to eat! And a great opportunity to try foods that we may have skipped if we saw them on a menu. Several spots also included wine and/or beer. Overall a very worthwhile tour, especially at the beginning of your stay in Rome. This tour could be even better if limited to 10 people. We had 14 and it was a little crowded and made it harder to eat at a couple of stops where we stood to eat our food.

If you are looking for a tour of restaurants offering gluten free food, I highly recommend this tour. The food and wine were absolutely spectacular! Additionally, our tour guide, Fabrizia P., was excellent for her knowledge of the restaurants, but also the history of the areas she took us to. One of the best tour guides we’ve had the pleasure of spending our time with!

My wife and I took the Gluten Free Food Tour with Fabrizia. Fabrizia was very communicative, and spoke English well. The choices of the places, (food & historical places), that Fabrizia chose, as well as the order, that she took us through were excellent! My wife and I enjoyed talking with her, learning history from her, and, of course, enjoyed the various foods that we ate. We loved this tour! We would highly recommend this tour, and we highly recommend Fabrizia! Tony & Debbie New York, USA

Our guide Maria was incredibly knowledgeable and shared with us wonderful insights into the history of the Jewish ghetto and all of the foods we enjoyed. The food was wonderful and plentiful. There was more than enough to eat and we enjoyed the full 3 hours of the tour. Highly recommend this tour to get a different side of Rome that many may not appreciate and have a fun and very good progressive meal along the way.

Matteo made this an entertaining evening in a part of Rome that I would not have visited if not for the tour. A good selection of food, from apps to pastas (four total to taste), to dessert, to coffee. Lots of fun.

We arrived tired and jet lagged from Canada but booked the tour with the hope and expectation that a walk and some lovely food would recharge us on arrival. We found our guide Fabrizia where clearly indicated, by Turtle Fountain, and she led us on an amazing private gluten-free food tour through the Jewish Quarter, Campio di Fiori and surrounding districts for 4 hours, stopping at 6 venues, and tasting wonderful selections from various establishments. Fabrizia also shared history and stories of Rome making the experience very meaningful and appreciated for us both. We would absolutely book this tour again (and request Fabrizia!) as it was the best first introduction to Rome and GF food. Ciao!

Fabrizia was informative and wonderfull! Such a good tour! A good length, good information, a good time all over. Would recommend.

Such a great experience. Our tour guide, Andrea, was very knowledgeable and fun. The food stops were truly delicious! We are a family of 4 with 2 teen/tween daughters and they really enjoyed it also.

It was a fantastic combination of gluten free food and history. Our tour guide was very passionate about giving us the best experience possible. Definitely would bring a backpack next time because we couldn’t eat all the food and ended up bringing a bunch with us. Overall, it was amazing!

Our guide was Fabrizia, she was amazing, very knowledgeable, kind and patient. Before booking the tour we were skeptical, but during it we had such an amazing time and recommend it! First stop we're various spreads on crackers in Campo de Fiori, then a deli with different salamis and cheeses and red wine, next a pizza place (very basic, leave space for the next one!) and beer or soft drink, and fourth stop was a pasta restaurant with 4 different pasta dishes and wine. After, we had tiramisu, espresso and gelato. A lot of historic information during the tour and some hidden gems. Thank you Fabrizia!