Food tours.

In this section you can find a selection of articles about our food experiences. In addition, you can find wine tastings with food pairing.

Food tours are, indeed, gastronomy experiences, escapades. Walking foodie strolls or trips focused on food culture theme. It is one of the best ways to get in touch with local culture. Immediatly immersing into the local culture and mood.

Strolling amazing districts learning about history and traditions. Tasting local and authentic recipes too. Meeting the families and artisans who offer the best of roman food style.

Also, wine escapades are trips to vineyards, farms. Country restaurants, trattorias offering Farm to table foods.

Moreover, learning how to select quality food, and how to taste it.

Italian meatballs

Italian Meatballs: an iconic dish of traditional Italian cuisine

How can you not love them? Italian meatballs is one of the most…
Italian Carnival sweets

The three Italian Carnival sweets: Struffoli, Frappe and Castagnole

Carnival is the perfect celebration for those with a sweet tooth!…
Soups and broths

Pasta e fagioli and Pasta e ceci: two traditional Italian dishes

Within the tradition of Italian first courses, soups and broths…
Fettuccine Alfredo

Fettuccine Alfredo: Italian or American dish?

Today in the United States it’s Fettuccine Alfredo Day. An…
Cornetto e cappuccino

The Italian Cornetto: Don’t call me Croissant!

It’s Croissant Day! During this day we want to celebrate its…
Roman bakeries

International Pizza day: eating pizza in Rome

Celebrating the International Pizza Day: Let’s see together…
porchetta

Porchetta: Queen of street food in Italy

Vegetarians and vegans, don’t be mad! But porchetta is an ode…
spaghetti day

Spaghetti day: a symbol of Italian cuisine

Whoever dreams of a nice steaming plate of Spaghetti with tomato…
Italian torrone

Torrone: an Italian dessert with a long history

Soft or crunchy, with almonds or hazelnuts, white or chocolate.…
Prosecco

Prosecco and Franciacorta: we are not just Bubbles

Is it possible to imagine a celebration without a cork popping…