FOOD TOURER
Where the locals actually eat.
The 13 new york city food tours travellers book most, gathered in one place. What each one feeds you, how long you walk, who runs the kitchen door, and what a seat at the table costs.
Taste 7 Chinatown and Little Italy bites on a 3-hour small-group walk, with local stories and a park-to-pizza route.
Most Popular“lauren was the best of best tour guides. she is funny, knowledgeable and took us to exciting food stops.”
A guided Chinatown and Little Italy food tour with tea, dumplings, roasted duck, Italian tastings, wine or beer, and cannoli.
“We tried so much food! Very unique experience filled with history. Patrick was our wonderful guide through China town and little Italy. He was the best!”
Greenwich Village food tasting tour with cupcakes, falafel, pizza, Belgian fries and more plus Village landmarks. Lunch, water, small group.
“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.”
Walk East Village and Little Italy with an NYPD detective guide, eat a real Italian meal, and end with a full-size Sicilian cannoli.
“This was a fun tour and an unusual way to explore one of the areas of New York. It was exciting to the walk streets and see places of the MOB. The food was delicious, definitely a highlight. The tour guide did set a cracking walking pace and sometimes it was difficult to catch up…”
Small-group Chinatown and Little Italy food tour with a historian guide, four tastings plus coffee or tea, and 2 hours of neighborhood stories for $99.
“Diego was AMAZING! I really enjoyed the restaurants he took us two. I would give him 5 stars. We'll done!!”
Eat your way through Chelsea Market, stroll the High Line, then end at Hudson Yards and Vessel with a local guide for $88.
“Brendan was very knowledgeable not just about the area we toured but the city itself. The food options were all very delicious and there was a good variety.”
Chinatown and Little Italy food tour: Hong Kong sponge cake, dumplings, pizza and cannoli plus mafia lore on a 2-hour walk.
“The tour and guide was excellent. our tour guide was very friendly, professional, helpful and full of interesting information throughout the tour. it was well timed with regular stops and great food. we returned to the same areas tonight because we wanted another look around. we even ate dinner in an area we visited on…”
Lower East Side small-group food walk with Katz’s pastrami, dumplings, pickles, bagels, sweets, and immigrant-era stories on a 3-hour loop.
“Good mix of food sampled and Amanda was super knowledgeable and engaging! Make sure you check weather to not let that be a hinderance”
A small-group Greenwich Village food walk with six tastings, TV spots, and quick photo stops, led by a local guide.
“Ryan was friendly, informative, helpful and made the tour fun. The food was fresh, tasty and just enough, would definitely recommend for a different way to enjoy New York”
Taste Hell’s Kitchen’s best bites on a small-group guided tour with lunch included, neighborhood stories, and flexible weather plans.
“Expect not too much walking, a lovely variety of food in hole-in-the-wall establishments, and a tour guide who clearly loves the history of his city.”
Walk the High Line and sample Greenwich Village classics on a small-group food tour with guide stories, water, and a lunch-sized mix of bites.
“This was a fascinating and fun tour. Our guide Alex knew so much history and shared many stories about the area. We had a small group so plenty of opportunity to ask questions and be part of the action. The walking wasn’t onerous and it was great value for money. We stayed on to do…”
Half-day Hell's Kitchen food tour plus Central Park stroll. Small group tastes diverse ethnic bites and walks 3 miles in NYC.
“We had wonderful guide, Claire. She was so knowledgeable about history of Hells Kitchen and Central Park. Food stops showed bariety of foods in atea.”
A 3-hour Lower East Side food walk with 4 tastings across Chinatown, Little Italy, and Jewish landmarks, led by a local guide.
“An amazing tour with a very knowledgeable tour guide. I was fortunate that I was the only one that signed up and was grateful to Astrid for tailoring it to my interests. I would definitely recommend it to my friends. Thank you Astrid!”
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