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    Inrome Cooking

    5.0 (23 reviews)
    Open • 9:30 am - 9:30 pm

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    Finn and Chef Simone!  Awesome Chef and Fabulous Instructor to all ages!!!!

    Truly "The Cherry on Top" part of our trip!!!! We took a Pizza and Gelato Making Class in the Heart of Rome at InRome Cooking Classes, truly an incredible experience for our family! We all learned so much, and we were with other families in the class as well and felt as if we were the only ones! Chef Simone was so kind, funny and informative! He showed us why Romans make the pizza they make, how to make the sauce, and how to bake the pizza's in the oven. We tried our hand at Gelato too - genius! Such a great part of our trip!!!! Totally made the TOP of our list! Completely WORTH IT!!!! Such a fun experience, doing something off the beaten path, and so fun!!!! Our Pizza we made was THE BEST PIZZA we had in Rome!!!! Thin, crispy, enough sauce, basil, mozzarella, perfection! The Gelato was out of this world too!!!! Rich and creamy! So fun to work with others, and with our family making something to eat and share! If you are looking for a unique experience to give you true credibility with your group, family and/or friends - this is truly a HOME RUN EXPERIENCE!!!! This will be a story of yours told for years to come!!! Try to get Chef Simone, you would be so happy you did!!!!! He's great with kids, adults, those who can't stir, and those who think they can! LOL!!!! Super fun!!!! Enjoy yourself and have fun!!!! When in Rome....

    Lisa M.

    We took a cooking class here booked through our travel agency. We started the tour at a market and our host / instructor Roberto went around and bought most of the ingredients for our meal. We then took a taxi back to the school and started our meal of pasta, chicken and tiramisu. I really loved the mix of doing some of the prep ourselves but also then having professionals finish some of it ( like cook the chicken and dress the homemade pasta). It was an enjoyable class that made all of us in our group feel good about our contributions without getting overwhelmed in the cooking process. The lunch we had with the food we helped prepare was amazing and afterwards, we were given a link to access up to 100 of the Inrome Cooking recipes. I really enjoyed the class and recommend anyone who goes to Rome take a class from them.

    Ashley W.

    Highly recommend!! I took the pizza and gelato making class and it was absolutely amazing! Half of it was hands on and half was together as a group. Everyone makes their own pizza and we made the dough together as a group. The instructor explains certain aspects of cooking and how to make a true Italian pizza. The gelato was so much fun to make as well and you get to choose your own flavor. Our group had 8 people in it (two couples and a family of 4 including 2 kids). The kids kept up with the rest of us and were not a distraction. When everything is done cooking (the pizza was super fast!) you go to a tasting room where you all sit together at a table and wine, beer, etc is served. You stay as long as you want up to when your class time is over. It was such a great experience and easy to find. It was just the right amount of learning and an experience I'll never forget.

    Beautiful setting ; your right across from the Senate.
    Mariko M.

    I just came back from Rome and the cooking class through Inrome Cooking was one of the highlights of my trip. I love Italian food so I wanted to learn about some of the cuisine along with how to make it. After doing a Google search and reading a number of positive reviews, I decided to go with this company. Their website is very easy to navigate. They offer cooking classes along with many tours related to food. There are so many options! I knew that I wanted to cook so I looked into the cooking classes. I decided to splurge and go for the full course Italian menu. For 100€, you get ingredients for your meal, instruction from a chef, a tour of the market in Campo de Fiori, drinks, and a large lunch. The pricing was very reasonable. We met by the Bruno Giordano statue in the middle of Campo de Fiori at 9:30. Our guide/instructor gave us a tour of the market along with introductions to various produce as we purchased ingredients for our recipes. We also went to two butcher shops where we learned about the varieties of cold cuts that Italians enjoy. After a brief stop for a potato pizza snack, we cut through Piazza Novena en route to the cooking school. The school/cooking class location is right across from the Senate. On the second floor of an older building, the space is very spacious and bright. They have restored the unit while leaving many of the original aspects of the building, including a beautiful design on the ceiling. We learned a lot and ate enough to subside our hunger for a week. Our menu was Roman style artichoke, zucchini blossom fritters, pasta, shredded beef and tiramisu. At 2:30, we finished our dessert and began to get ready to hear back to our hotel. I highly recommend this company for cooking classes if you're visiting Rome. Hopefully I'll be able to go back to Rome again soon so that I can sign up for another of their cooking classes. Good for: cooking class, tourists in Rome, groups

    Cacio E Pepe
    Nitisha D.

    We took a private lesson at InRome cooking. It was a great bonding activity for the family. The kids made gelato and pizza and we made pasta and tiramisu. You make everything from scratch. Max- our instructor- was amazing. He was very engaging and gave a lot of good tips. Their entire staff was sweet and welcoming. Pros: Amazing family friendly experience Cons: Building is a bit hard to find. Its across from a pharmacy. You have to be buzzed in. Definitely worth a try.

    The pasta we made

    This cooking class was a major highlight for me while visiting Rome. We made pasta and tiramisu, which to my surprise wasn't as difficult to make as I would have assumed.

    Yummy pizza

    Best experience in Rome! Definitely a must if you visit. David was so nice and extremely experienced in the art of cooking pizza and making gelato !

    So much fun, the kids loved it.
    Alex B.

    The kids and I did a food tour and pizza making lesson with the wonderful folks at InRome. It was a great day, and Sarah our guide was really fantastic. The tour was super educational (in a fun way) and the kids understand much more about Roman food, culture, and history as a result. We started off by walking from our hotel to Campo Di Fiore to learn about the market and meet some vendors. We sampled Olive Oil from around Italy, Balsamic Vinegar, and Cheeses. We visited a Salumeria and tried a wide variety of salami, ham, and sausages. After the market we walked through the adjoining neighborhood and experienced a bakery, where we sampled Porchetta pizza (that's a sandwich to us Americans), Arranchini, and Cannoli. All along the journey we picked up interesting tidbits and background on each food and its history. The kids loved it. Thoroughly stuffed we made it to the InRome Cooking kitchen and were introduced to Chef Marco who walked us through our pizza lesson. We learned about different dough types and how you need to let it rise properly and the different types of flour and ratios needs for different style crusts. We made sauce (shockingly easy with an immersion blender) and finally prepared our pies. A quick stop at the oven, where we learned about different temperatures and cooking styles. Did you know it only takes about 90 seconds to cook a Neopolitan pie? Finally our master works were done and we sat down to eat. The pizza was terrific and we really enjoyed ourselves - even my petulant 17 and 15 year old teenagers. I highly recommend InRome.

    Wendy H.

    This was probably the highlights of our trip to Rome. The class was intimate only 8 of us total and very hands on. Chef Francesco was amazing and really explained the process step by step. The class I had featured 5 courses: Appetizer: ricotta and onion jam toast 2 pasta courses spinach ricotta ravioli and Pepe e Cacio fettuccine Main course: Chicken with red pepper tomato sauce Dessert: Tiramisu Everything we ate we made including the ricotta cheese. After cooking we all sat down to eat along with wine I learned so much and can't wait to try the recipes at home as everything was super easy to make. I highly recommend this class if ever in Rome

    Kayla T.

    We had such an amazing time!!! Delicious meal, great company, and amazing wine!! Never felt rushed and learned so much while having tons of fun! Worth every penny!! Matteo will help set up your reservation and Gloria will help you cook a delicious meal!

    What?? Me cooking? And, then I ate it all.

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    Marco was a wonderful chef! He was clear in instructions and very helpful! This class was so fun and informational!

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    Secret Food Tours Rome

    Secret Food Tours Rome

    4.9(11 reviews)
    0.1 km•Centro Storico

    The Mr. and I love food tours and almost always take one when we travel to places we aren't…read morefamiliar with. We get an opportunity to learn a few things, explore an unknown area, eat delicious food we might have never found on our own, plus make new friends. Happily, that's exactly what happened! Our tour guide was Rosie and she was so much fun! She not only shared interesting information about Trastevere, but some great food as well! We visited seven different restaurants and enjoyed the following: Burrata cheese, tomatoes, artichokes, and prosecco, suppli, stuffed zucchini flowers (my favorite), porchetto sandwich on bakery bread, cacio e pepe and carbonara with red wine, a maritozzi bun, and gelato. YUM Delicious food + a fun group of people + a hilarious guide = a fantastic tour! This was one of the highlights of our trip to Rome. HIGHLY recommended.

    I'm a huge Yelp user when traveling and thought ... why do a food tour?!?! Well with my family of…read morefour it was amazing to relax and just let our tour guide Robbie take control! He showed us approx 10 different places with smoking from each. He has a sincere personality very warm and welcoming. It was like being with extended family. We got to Meet two other families one from England and one from Australia both were very interesting and warm. An absolutely great night of people, food, and drink. We did the drink package but wasn't necessary as those who did not still got a little wine along the way. If you like... coffee, Prosecco, spritz, pizza, beer, cheese, rice balls, wine, cheese, more wine, cannoli, pasta and gelato... this tour is for you! I can only hope you get to Meet Robbie!

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    The Roman Food Tour - Food Tour Rome

    4.9(23 reviews)
    2.3 km•Prati, Balduina/Montemario, Balduina Montemario

    I waited four years to do the Taste of Trionfale and it did not let me down. We tried such a wide…read morebreadth of food it was outstanding and everything was such high quality. The tour was expensive but worth every penny. I especially felt the group size was really appropriate.

    As foodies, we had to do a food tour to try and eat as much as we could. This one was done in the…read morePrati neighborhood right outside of the Vatican City by The Roman Food Tour company First stop was for some Roman street food at Trapizzino. Imagine a pizza rolled into a cone and then filled with flavorful toppings. I had the Double Cream which consisted of a blend of Cream and Buffalo Mozzarella in addition to Cantabrico Anchovies. Salty, creamy, and a hint of sweetness from the cream. An explosive flavor combo. Next we stopped at the one and only Bonci Pizzarium. If you watched chef table to see Ann Kim, you might have seen this place. Phenomenal pizza by the slice with creative toppings like purple potatoes or squash with sausage. Next we had some traditional Italian pasta at Osteria Da Fortunata. Some red wine paired with Amatriciana. Well spiced and fresh noodles went down way too easy. We finished with charcuterie and tiramisu at La Nicchia Cafe. Many types of cheeses, bruschetta, balsamic, meats, and olive oils. Rounded out by the best tiramisu I've ever had. ____________

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    The Roman Food Tour - Food Tour Rome - Cute tiramisu

    Cute tiramisu

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    Pasta at the market

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    LivTours - St. Peter's Basilica

    LivTours

    4.4(65 reviews)
    0.4 km•Centro Storico

    The Mr. and I recently had the privilege of touring the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, and St…read more Peter's Basilica with Massimo and two other couples, in an early morning semi private tour. Massimo is exactly the kind of guide you want when taking on a site of such immense history and significance. There is simply no way to see and fully absorb everything the Vatican Museums have to offer, which makes having an experienced guide invaluable. With more than 30 years of experience, Massimo brought the history, art, and stories to life in a way we never could have experienced on our own - and he did it all with wit and charm. He seemed to know every guard and all the other guides, which seem to give us an edge at times, especially in crowded spaces. Thanks to Massimo, our visit to the Vatican was one of the highlights of our trip to Rome! His knowledge and guidance made the experience even more special. HIGHLY recommended!

    I booked a Colosseum guided tour through LivTours for my family during a long planned trip to Rome,…read moremeant to celebrate my son's graduation from Lehigh University and my daughter's high school graduation. Instead of a memory to celebrate, we left with one none of us will forget for the wrong reasons. LivTours guides do not give guests individual paper tickets. The guide holds all admission on an electronic ticket and hands each guest a small sticker as the only proof of entry. On an extremely hot day, my sticker came loose. Our guide walked ahead with two other guests to the bookshop and, by her own account, only glanced back and saw our group heading toward the exit. She never confirmed we actually made it out and never checked that each of us still had proof of admission. When I reached the exit checkpoint, staff asked for my ticket. I had none, because LivTours never gave me one. I was told it was illegal to be in that area without a valid ticket, pulled aside, and questioned. The police were called. I stood there while my wife and children watched and had to step in to try to help me. My wife eventually pulled up our purchase receipt on her phone, and that is the only reason I was allowed to leave. LivTours admitted in writing that the guide saw our group heading toward the exit and left without confirming we made it out. She did not secure our exit. She did not check that everyone in the group actually cleared the checkpoint before she walked off with two other guests to the bookshop. Making sure a group actually exits a controlled site, not just watching them walk in that general direction, is a basic responsibility of a tour guide, especially one holding the only ticket that gives that group the right to be there in the first place. As an African American man in a foreign country, being publicly stopped, questioned, and detained by police in front of my family was humiliating in a way that is hard to put into words. This was supposed to be a trip celebrating my children's accomplishments. Instead they watched their father get pulled aside like a criminal because a tour guide walked away without making sure we had what we needed to leave. A LivTours representative called me shortly after and told me directly that a refund would be issued. Weeks later, after I put the complaint in writing, LivTours reversed course completely. They now claim the tour was "completed as planned" and that the incident was outside their control. Their own emails contradict that. They admit their guide saw us walking toward the exit and left without confirming we got out safely. They admit they do not provide physical tickets to guests. Those two facts together are exactly why this happened, and it happened because of how LivTours operates, not because of anything my family did. I would not recommend LivTours for any tour requiring facility exit past a checkpoint. Ask directly whether you will receive an individual physical ticket before you book, and get it in writing. Reggie

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    Rolling Rome - Colloseum.

    Rolling Rome

    4.9(24 reviews)
    0.6 km•Centro Storico

    Nico crushed it for us on our custom private tour! My teens first time in Rome with a 9:30 am…read moredeparture and he made it lively and interesting for all. 10/10!

    AWARENESS: While planning our trip to Europe earlier in the…read moreyear (2023), I happened upon a Facebook group of travelers who would be traveling to our destinations around the same time we would be there. A few months before leaving, a couple reached out looking for someone to share the cost of a golf cart tour around Rome on August 24, 2023. BINGO, we'e in! NARRATIVE: On August 24, 2023. My wife and I traveled from our hotel and headed to the Trastevere area of Rome to meet up with the other couple and our Rolling Rome golf cart tour driver Beatrice. Our tour began around 7pm and we were driven to some of Rome's most visited and popular spots, and a few not so popular spots which were all welcomed to see sights. Our driver and guide Beatrice spoke several languages, English included and explained the history behind the sites she showed us. The tour lasted approximately three hours and we were dropped off back where our tour had begun. SCENE: The Rolling Rome Golf Cart Tour was done using a six passenger golf cart. The driver and our guide spoke great English, Spanish and Italian. The cost per couple was approximately $160 US dollars or about 140 euros per couple. RECOMMENDATION(S): If you're in Rome and short on time, this tour is a must do.

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    The Roman Guy - The Coliseum

    The Roman Guy

    4.0(199 reviews)
    2.0 km•Testaccio, Ostiense

    The Tour Guide provided the best tours in Barcelona and Rome for me. Sara was absolutely amazing…read moreguiding us through the Vatican Museum and City completely overprepared. She was 10+ She also had really cute Chanel tennis shoes!

    We had Riccardo for our Express Colosseum tour June 2026 for our family of 4 (2 adults, 2 teens). I…read moreunderstand there can be language differences, but as someone who speaks both Italian and English, even I couldn't understand the hybrid way the guide spoke - he left the whole group not understanding a single word. The explanations were monotone, the emphasis was on the wrong syllables and oddly, every word that should start with a vowel started with an H. Helephant. Hantelope. Height-Height. Also far too much time was spent on his binder of web photos. I'm not sure what company this guide was contracted through (as I'm fairly certain The Roman Guy uses third parties now, which is different from the first time I used them a few years ago), but TRG needs to review the fluency of their guides. This was my third tour of the Colosseum over the past few years and it was a complete waste of money. It was supposed to be only an hour and after 90 minutes of not comprehending a word we finally left. Since the official Colosseum site makes it not easy to secure tickets directly, I'm just viewing the whole experience as an overpriced entry ticket. Many people in our group just took their earpieces off after a certain point. Regarding the actual tour booking and the days leading up to it, I received a message a few weeks prior stating that the tour could not happen at the scheduled time due to operational issues, and would I be open to coming later in the day? They asked me to choose an option (which there was no second option presented but I presumed it was a refund) so I told them I would just take the refund as we had a flight to catch during the revised time. They wrote me back immediately and said that "they were just checking on if I could take the new time but the scheduled time is still fine". Very confusing, is it cancelled for operational reasons or not? The whole thing was just odd and I won't be booking again.

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    The Roman Guy - Paulino - historian - led us through seven hour tour. Enthusiastic. Very pleasant. Unending love for what she does.  A+

    Paulino - historian - led us through seven hour tour. Enthusiastic. Very pleasant. Unending love for what she does. A+

    The Roman Guy - Imaginative decor at one of our dining stops.

    Imaginative decor at one of our dining stops.

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    Inside Vatican church

    Inrome Cooking - cookingschools - Updated October 2026

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