WalkinGourmet | Food Walking Tour in Rome — Local services in Rome

We did the Trastevere walking food tour with Angelica, and unfortunately, it didn’t live up to our expectations. While Angelica was friendly, the tour itself felt underwhelming. The 7 food stops were hit or miss—some dishes were decent, but others felt like filler rather than showcasing authentic or high-quality local cuisine. We were hoping for a deeper dive into the food culture, but it felt more like a rushed sampling than a well-curated experience.

The portions were smaller than we anticipated, and we didn't feel particularly full by the end. Also, while Angelica gave us some local recommendations afterward, they felt like an afterthought rather than part of the experience.

Overall, it was okay, but for the price and the hype, we expected something a bit more engaging...

I booked this food walking tour in Rome with high expectations, but it turned out to be one of the most disappointing experiences of my trip. The group was too big, so it felt rushed and crowded the entire time. The guide didn’t really connect with us, and most of the “food stops” felt like tourist traps with tiny samples that didn’t reflect authentic Roman cuisine. I left hungry and frustrated, and honestly felt like I wasted both my time and money. I’ve done other walking tours in Europe that were much more genuine, so this one was a...

This was hands down the worst tour I’ve ever done. From the moment it started, everything felt sloppy and unprofessional. The guide spoke like they were reading from a script and didn’t bother answering questions properly. The food was honestly terrible—tiny bites that tasted like they’d been sitting out too long, nothing fresh or special. Half the places we stopped at looked like they preyed on tourists, not real authentic Roman spots. I felt cheated, hungry, and completely let down. If you actually love food, avoid this tour...