New York guide · FOOD
Choose by route, pace and ticket
Choose food experiences by neighbourhood, pace and what the ticket actually includes. The useful differences are gathered here without turning New York into a race between landmarks.
A 6-hour Brooklyn, Bronx and Queens bus tour with Apollo Theater, street art, Unisphere photos, and stops in Little Italy and Chinatown.
“The tour was great, we really enjoyed it. It was nice to see all the other cities in New York and learn a lot about each of them. Our tour guide was great!”
3-hour Chinatown and Little Italy food tour with 7 included tastings, local stories, and small-group pacing for $99.
“Such a well run tour with a very knowledgeable guide in Zach! It was filled with fun facts, history and some really authentic NY food! The pizza was 10/10! Would recommend this 100%. My daughter is hard to please and after the tour she absolutely loved it.”
Sample Chinatown classics and Little Italy comfort food on a guided 3-hour tasting tour with drinks, tea, dumplings, pasta, and cannoli.
“This tour was absolutely amazing! Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and kind. We were able to stop within some of the places and see remnants of the city’s history. We highly recommend taking this tour if you have the time!”
Greenwich Village food tour with 6 local favorites, bagels and pizza, plus neighborhood stories. Small group, about 3 hours.
“Zach was fantastic!! He knew all the great places. Make sure you are hungry when you go. Lots of food…all good and a variety!”
Greenwich Village food tasting walk with a small guide, cupcakes, falafel, pizza, fries, and iconic film-style stops for about 3 hours.
“Because we were only 3 people in this tour, it gave us an opportunity to ask Ian a lot of questions about the area and the restaurants we visited, and he was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. We also shared personal stories that made this tour even more special.”
A 3.5-hour East Village to Little Italy walk with NYPD detective stories, full spaghetti and meatballs, eggplant, and a big Sicilian cannoli.
“John’s of 12th street has a great history and the tour guide was great. Food was delicious and the canoli was good too.”
2 hours through Chinatown and Little Italy with a historian guide, 4 tastings, coffee or tea, and a small-group walk.
“Great experience for someone who doesn’t know much about the Greenwich area or who just wants to sample a variety of really tasty food. Ryan was a terrific guide and I heartily recommend this tour!”
Savor four Lower East Side tastings and walk through major immigration sites, from African Burial Ground to Chinatown and Little Italy.
“Great tour! We loved the food so much! Loved all the history and stories Mickey shared with us. Sooooo glad we did this tour!”
True Crime NYC mafia walk with a retired NYPD detective, plus spaghetti and full-size cannoli in East Village and Little Italy.
“Fantastic. Be sure to go with Dennis! He grew up in Little Italy, knows it inside and out. Great tour!”
Taste Chelsea Market, stroll the High Line, and end at Vessel in Hudson Yards on a small-group guided food tour with tastings.
“Excellent food and tour by Seth. Very knowledgeable and engaging! Would recommend this tour! Thank you”
Taste Brooklyn in 4.5 hours on a small guided bus tour. Eat pierogi, kielbasa, cannoli and pizza, plus skyline views at DUMBO.
“This was a great tour of Brooklyn. We learnt so much about the culture and history from our amazing tour guide Laurie. And to top it all off, the food stops were absolutely delicious! Definitely recommend this trip...”
Taste Chinatown and Little Italy in 2 hours with sponge cake, dumplings, pizza, and Ferrara-style cannoli plus mafia and food lore.
“Seth was a great tour guide, very knowledgeable, friendly and welcoming. Gave historic background information on Chinatown and Little Italy, but also gave very helpful information, hints and tips, on other areas of the city he thought may be of interest to us. All food tasted was excellent. Would highly recommend this tour.”
Lower East Side food walk with pastrami, dumplings, bagels, pickles, sweets, plus immigrant stories, ending at Doughnut Plant.
“Great experience. Locally owned. Guide fantastic - gave a ton of city history and how food influenced the neighborhood and history”
A small-group walking tour through Greenwich Village Italian landmarks and classic food stops, led by Greg Walks NYC, $89.
“Greg was a great tour guide. He was very friendly and covered a lot of interesting food stops. Very enjoyable!”
Brooklyn Food Walking Tour: 7 tastings across Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, and Brooklyn Heights, plus a homemade chocolate finish.
“David was a really good guide. He is a life long New Yorker and shared some interesting history of Brooklyn. Food was delicious.”
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