New York guide · GREENWICH VILLAGE TOURS
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Village streets reward a close route: music history, brownstones, food counters and small parks rather than a race across downtown. These tours show which story leads and how much tasting or walking fills 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 2-hour Greenwich Village walk through alt art, music, and gay rights landmarks, ending at Washington Square and Village Cigars.
“Angela was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about the subject matter. Loved that she felt a strong connection to the history of this area and shared personal anecdotes as well. The walk itself is pleasant and you really can't go wrong with a stroll through Greenwich Village, especially during pride month. The pace was easy enough for older adults and there was plenty of shade. Thanks again Angela!”
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!”
A small-group Greenwich Village walk with six tastings, TV photo stops, and real local classics, priced for a full flavor tour.
“This is a one of a kind of experience that I would definitely suggest to friends and family! The pictures are incredible, and the staff is kind!”
Nighttime ghost stories in Greenwich Village, guided walk to key spooky spots like Washington Square Park, plus true crime and pop culture.
“We were in town visiting our adult child and thought- we’ve done ghost tours all over the world and in US cities while on vacation, why not do one closer to home? It was a great mix of history and creepy. We had a great time and learned a lot. Maddie was an excellent guide. She knew her stuff, was a great storyteller, and had photos to share. Check in and arrival also was done well. All around a great evening out.”
High Line Park and Greenwich Village food tastings in a small group tour. Architecture stories plus lunch bites for $159.
“Jake was terrific What food! We would do it again tomorrow Don’t make dinner reservations after. We’ll see you again.”
A 2-hour Greenwich Village walk with a live guide, Stonewall context, Beat writers and artists, and key stops like Cherry Lane Theater.
“We absolutely loved our walking tour with Steve! His local knowledge was incredible, but what made the tour so special was his personal stories. Steve didn't just follow a script; he took us on a journey around his hometown and shared a wealth of information, history, anecdotes and culture. He's the best of the best and we loved every minute”
A 2-hour Greenwich Village cupcake tour with 7 tastings, a custom cupcake at Molly’s, and a coffee finish, led by a licensed guide.
“Fun and just what we expected with lots of information and cupcake samples”
A 3-hour Greenwich Village food walk with skip-the-line stops, generous tastings, and local stories, ending at cannoli and gelato.
“My husband and I live in Brooklyn, and we did this tour when my parents visited us over thanksgiving. We all loved it! The food was delicious, and the tour itself was fun and informative. Our tour guide (Marie) did a great job. It’s a good tour for tourists, and also for locals wanting to learn more about the city.”
A 2-hour private evening ghost walk in Greenwich Village with a guide, free stops, and spooky local stories you can pace.
“Pretty area of town but not much to it. I still enjoyed it but $160 for a private tour for 2 was quite a bit much for what we got.”
Greenwich Village Ghost Tour: 2 hours for $39, hitting Washington Square Park, the Brown Building fire story, and 14 W 10th’s Murder House.
“Our guide was a great storyteller and the whole tour was very interesting. Thank you!”
A 1-hour Greenwich Village haunted ghost walking tour from Washington Square, mixing guided stories, audio cues, and spooky stops after dark.
“We tried to be patient but after 30 minutes of talking about bland history with no mention of ghosts, then another 30 that was meandering, not interestingly told and hard to hear with our big group we decide to give up and leave early. I’ve maybe written one other nageyive review in my life, try to focus on the positive, but felt I should share so they’d know to look for other NYC ghosts tours. The reviews were good and we were looking forward to this part of our Oct trip.”
Greenwich Village pizza walk with 3 slice stops, owner chats, and a pocket pizza journal. 2.5 hours, $75.
“One of the best tours ever. I am in California weeks and weeks later and still thinking about that darn pizza. Our tour guide was fabulous, with lots of history and knowledge. The walking was very comfortable and at a good pace. The pizza was filling and excellent. I loved that we played little history rememberance games to win an extra piece of pizza. I thought it was a nice touch that we received little booklets to write and rate our pizza at all the famous places that we visited. If you love pizza you should not miss this tour.”
Greenwich Village Food Tour in NYC with a small group, lunch-size tastings, and neighborhood stories, starting at Jackson Square Park.
“Tim was a great guide. Very educated about the area. The food was not only very good but also a nice mixture of different kinds of food. Thanks again”
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