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New York City’s 15 most popular food & drink tours, with what each one costs, how long it runs and where you actually book it.
All-day bus tour from Midtown through Harlem, Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn for Apollo stories, street art, empanadas, Unisphere photos, skyline views, and Chinatown.
Most Popular“The guide isn’t very good. The stops are not in the more interesting spots of the boroughs. This tour is very light on history and facts and mainly for photo opportunities”
Seven tasty stops in Chinatown and Little Italy with a small-group guide, history stories, and all food included for $99.
“We had a lovely time on our food tour this week. Renee was a great guide, we learnt so much about the area and had some great food. Would definitely recommend!”
Taste Chinatown and Little Italy in 3 hours with a local guide. Dumplings, roasted duck, pasta, cannoli, tea, and drinks included.
“Lilly was informative and funny and made the tour even more enjoyable! We loved all the places selected and was a perfect way to see both Chinatown and Little Italy. Definitely recommend this tour!!”
A small-group Greenwich Village food tour with six classic bites, a secret dish, and local stories. 3 hours for $97.50.
“Zach was a great guide. We tried several different kinds of food. It was all really good. He also told us about the area, good, and the restaurant’s history. It was a highlight of our trip.”
Small-group Greenwich Village food walk with Molly’s cupcakes, falafel, pizza, fries, and Stonewall plus Friends-style street sights.
“Our guide was so bubbly and full of information about the area! She made it fun and interesting and kept us entertained.”
NYPD detective-led mafia walk through East Village and Little Italy with full spaghetti, eggplant entrée, and Sicilian cannoli tastings.
“Would definitely recommend this tour. Our guide Frank was super knowledgeable and entertaining. Lots and lots of history on the beginning of organized crime.”
Small-group NYC food tour through Chinatown and Little Italy with four tastings, coffee or tea, and historian-led neighborhood stories.
“Seth was awesome! He was knowledgeable and personable. It was well worth it! We stopped at 4 places and each one was delicious. We did not leave hungry.”
Small-group Lower East Side food tour with 4 snack tastings and immigration history, from African Burial Ground to Chinatown.
“A unique look at areas you won't see on big tours. We enjoyed the historical accounts, personal stories and leisurely pace of this tour. Our guide, Alex, was thoughtful, well prepared and able to answer questions with ease. The food was fun and well-portioned for our group. A wonderful way to learn more about NYC!”
Walk from the East Village to Little Italy with a retired NYPD detective, hear Mafia stories, and eat spaghetti plus full-size cannoli.
“Great tour, definitely recommend. Dennis has the most amazing stories and really captures the heart of Little Italy. Loved it.”
A small-group Chelsea Market and High Line food walk with tastings, skyline views, and a Hudson Yards finale at Vessel.
“Fun, informative, about the area as well as food history. James was very personable and a great guide.”
Half-day Brooklyn food and culture bus tour with coal-fired pizza, pierogi, kielbasa, cannoli, and skyline views at DUMBO’s Bridge Park.
“Laurie was wonderful & knew so much about Brooklyn. The food was fabulous too. We walked back across the Brooklyn Bridge which is a must do.”
2-hour Chinatown and Little Italy food tour with sponge cake, dumplings, pizza, and cannoli plus mafia and neighborhood history.
“Diego was excellent. Very knowledgeable. Was super amazing.”
Taste pastrami, dumplings, bagels, sweets, and more on a small-group Lower East Side food walk with a guide and included lunch.
“David was wonderful. Good balance between history of neighborhoods and current info. Had delicious food and learned a lot about the history of the neighborhoods”
Taste classic Italian-American bites in Greenwich Village with a small-group walk led by a local guide at historic churches and longtime shops.
“Greg was a great tour guide for the Italian foods of SOHO and Greenwich Village. Greg was very passionate about the neighborhood since multiple generations of his family once lived there. He was very informative and easy going. On of the highlights for me was his conversing with the shop workers and neighborhood people in…”
Small-group Brooklyn food walk through Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, and Brooklyn Heights with 7 tastings, shop stories, and local tips.
“Great food choices; loved the food. Your started late because other guests arrived late. Wish the tour guide told them to meet us at the first stop. The tour guide was quite informative; however she went too long in her historical narratives. Scheduled for 3 hours 11-1. Event ended at 2:40. Better time management needed.”
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