A Range of Tours
Private Morning Food Experience
4 hours. 5 stops. The Rome we actually eat at.
This isn't a checklist tour. We're showing you the Rome we live in — the places we choose, the food we love, the neighbourhoods we walk through on our days off. Rome has been feeding people for 2,000 years. We know where it still does it best.
We meet in Piazza di Pasquino in the morning and spend four hours eating our way through Rome. Properly.
Roman Breakfast
Coffee and cornetti the way Romans do it. Standing at the bar, proper espresso, fresh pastries. Breakfast in Rome is a ritual — not just a meal — and we'll show you why.
Pizza in the Jewish Ghetto
Pizza al taglio from one of the neighbourhood's best. As we walk through the Ghetto and across Isola Tiberina, Alex shares the stories behind the streets — the history, the food, and why it all still matters.
Cold Cuts & Cheese in Trastevere
One of our personal favorites, and over a century old. Salumi, formaggi, and wine at a place we've been going to for years. The owners know us. The food is beyond what you'd expect — even if you knew where to ask.
Roman Pasta
Carbonara, cacio e pepe, amatriciana — done right, for four generations. A spot most tourists never find. This is the meal that makes you understand why Italians are so particular about their food.
Gelato (if you’re still up for it)
You’ll be full. But this is Rome so gelato isn’t negotiable :)
Every stop on this tour has been chosen because it's genuinely excellent — not because it's famous, not because it's convenient. This is the Rome we eat in every day. We're just bringing you with us.
What’s included
All food and wine. Four hours with people who actually live here. Real conversation, not a script.
What to bring
Comfortable shoes, an appetite, and curiosity.
Duration: 4 hours
Group size: Private tours for up to 6 people
Price: €350 for 2 / €450 for 3 / €600 for 4 / €700 for 5 / €780 for 6
Private Full Day Experience
A full day in Rome. Food, streets, history — the whole picture.
Some people come to Rome for the sights. Others come for the food. The full day is for the ones who refuse to choose.
Alex has lived here for over twenty years. He knows which piazza to hit before the crowds arrive, which backstreet connects two neighbourhoods in a way that makes the city suddenly make sense, which church has a story worth stopping for. The food stops are the same five that make our morning tour unmissable — but between them, you get the rest of Rome. The parts that take time to find, and a local to explain what you're looking at.
The day ends with aperitivo as the city shifts into evening. By then, you won't want to leave.
Roman Breakfast
Coffee and cornetti the way Romans do it — the ritual that starts every Roman day. Today it's where yours begins too.
Pizza in the Jewish Ghetto
Pizza al taglio from one of the neighbourhood's best. One of Rome's most layered corners — the food makes more sense once you understand what happened here. Alex does.
Cold Cuts & Cheese in Trastevere
A century-old counter, owners who know Alex by name. Salumi, formaggi, wine — the kind of place that takes years to find. You found it.
Roman Pasta
Four generations, done right. Still in Trastevere. By this point in the day, you'll have earned it.
Gelato & Aperitivo
Gelato because Rome demands it. Then aperitivo — because the best hour in this city is the one just before evening, and Alex knows exactly where to be for it.
What’s included
All food and wine. A full day with people who actually live here. Real conversation, not a script.
What to bring
Comfortable shoes, an appetite, and curiosity.
Duration: 6 hours
Group size: Private tours for up to 6 people
Price: €550 for 2 / €750 for 3 / €950 for 4 / €1100 for 5 / €1200 for 6
One day Experience in Tuscany
Food, Wine tasting & Sights.
Coming Soon.
One day Experience in Umbria
Food, Wine tasting & Sights.
Coming Soon.
Our Private Tours
We don’t do scripts, headsets, or the hunt for ‘hidden gems’. Instead, we show you Rome the way we’d host a friend - focusing on places that are simply excellent and owners we’ve known for years. With a maximum of six guests and a pace that favours connection over checklists, our private experiences bridge the gap between local Italian insight and the high service standards you actually expect. This is the Rome we live in, shared with you exactly as it should be.
- Alex, your guide