ROME COFFEE TOURS
The 6 best rome coffee tours you can book today, with what each costs per head, how long it holds you and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason.
Taste Rome through espresso, granita, artisan gelato, moka coffee, and tiramisu on a small-group walk near the Pantheon.
“Our tour was exactly as described at the Viator website. Our guide was friendly, enthusiastic, and well-prepared. There were six in our group, and everyone seemed to enjoy the food, conversation, and narration.”
Taste espresso, granita, gelato, and tiramisu while exploring Rome’s Pantheon and Navona districts with a local guide.
“The grenita was amazing. The gelato (to die for). The espresso blew our minds (we went nack gor another one the next day) and the tiramisu was the piece de resistance. Thank you for a wonderful, informative & delicious 2 1/2 hours. Liz, Bruce & Blair”
Review of Rome’s Trastevere breakfast food tour, with cappuccino, maritozzi, family bakeries, wine, local stories, price, and practical tips.
“We had an excellent breakfast tour in Trastevere with Livia. It gave us the opportunity to try more authentic cafes and restaurants and allowed us to get our bearings in the area. We have already returned to two of her recommendations. She was a delightful host who gave us so many different recommendations, including day trips. We even popped into a church. It was lovely to meet and chat with someone brought up in the area and with a good historical knowledge. She explained more about the Jewish settlements and why Rome had such an early Jewish population… anyway it was a tour which was much for than breakfast. Thank…”
Learn tagliatelle, fettuccine, and ravioli with a Roman chef, then enjoy wine, coffee, limoncello, recipes, and lunch for $50.
“Booked a cooking class for me and my partner, honestly so glad I did! Marco was such a good teacher with step by step instructions to make 3/4 different types of pasta. Very knowledgeable and funny would absolutely recommend to anyone coming to Rome✨”
Compare espresso and filter coffee in a small Rome workshop, taste 6 to 8 samples, and learn how beans and brewing shape flavor.
“The activity was so interesting and fun. Matteo was charming and kind, and he explained everything perfectly. He really knows how to engage the group, sharing his knowledge and creating genuine interest throughout the session. The workshop itself was excellent, both in terms of content and atmosphere. We truly learned a lot and had a blast. This is a must-do experience in Rome, especially for coffee lovers!”
Taste espresso, gelato, tiramisu, and coffee granita on a private two-hour walk through central Rome.
“We highly recommend tour with Lilly. She is very positive, engaged guide, that showed us nice places and gave us historical context and useful tips. It was a pleasure to spend time in her company. Definitely the best tour this trip!”
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