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New York City’s 15 most popular food tours, with what each one costs, how long it runs and where you actually book it.
Seven tasty stops in Chinatown and Little Italy with a small-group guide, history stories, and all food included for $99.
Most Popular“lauren was the best of best tour guides. she is funny, knowledgeable and took us to exciting food stops.”
Taste Chinatown and Little Italy in 3 hours with a local guide. Dumplings, roasted duck, pasta, cannoli, tea, and drinks included.
“Good tour. Informative about the history too. Visited local places. Patrick really made the experience.”
A small-group Greenwich Village food tour with six classic bites, a secret dish, and local stories. 3 hours for $97.50.
“We toured with Lauren and she was the best! Even threw in a surprised treat in between for all of us.”
Small-group Greenwich Village food walk with Molly’s cupcakes, falafel, pizza, fries, and Stonewall plus Friends-style street sights.
“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.”
NYPD detective-led mafia walk through East Village and Little Italy with full spaghetti, eggplant entrée, and Sicilian cannoli tastings.
“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 NYC food tour through Chinatown and Little Italy with four tastings, coffee or tea, and historian-led neighborhood stories.
“Take this great tour to try some great food, walk around the neighborhoods and hear some interesting information! It was the highlight of our day!! Our guide Ryen was absolutely fantastic!!”
Small-group Lower East Side food tour with 4 snack tastings and immigration history, from African Burial Ground to Chinatown.
“Love love love our guide!! So informative and such great food!! It was amazing!!! Learned so much!! !”
Walk from the East Village to Little Italy with a retired NYPD detective, hear Mafia stories, and eat spaghetti plus full-size cannoli.
“Fantastic time, the guide was passionate and knowledgeable, amazing to walk the same streets where organised crime in America was born.”
A small-group Chelsea Market and High Line food walk with tastings, skyline views, and a Hudson Yards finale at Vessel.
“Our tour was great, mostly because of our guide, Sergio. While we couldn’t go on the high line because of freezing weather & high winds, Sergio made sure we didn’t miss anything, even at street level. The food was delicious and we learned so much! I can’t wait to go back to Chelsea Market!”
2-hour Chinatown and Little Italy food tour with sponge cake, dumplings, pizza, and cannoli plus mafia and neighborhood history.
Taste pastrami, dumplings, bagels, sweets, and more on a small-group Lower East Side food walk with a guide and included lunch.
“Amanda was enthusiastic, friendly and knowledgeable! Food stops were a great choice. Plenty of food; good variety!”
A 2.5-hour Greenwich Village walking-and-food tour with six tastings, classic NYC bites, and TV filming spots, ending at Molly’s Cupcakes.
“This food tour was great! We had Meri as our tour guide and there was only 3 of us on the tour. All of the food is precisely selected and geared to show you everything. I highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting NYC. Meri was very knowledgeable and seems to love what she does.…”
Hell’s Kitchen gets personal on this small-group food tour. Included lunch, multiple tastings, and neighborhood stories in NYC.
“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 Brooklyn Heights and DUMBO, cross the Brooklyn Bridge, and snack your way through included local bites, views, and stories.
“Great experience of seeing Brooklyn and learning all types of information. Great local food experience. Not a touristy trap. Everything was amazing. I would do this tour again. But wear comfortable walking shoes because you are walking a lot.”
A small-group morning walk through the High Line and Greenwich Village with standout tastings, expert guide stories, and easy pacing.
“Great tour! Nicky was on time, friendly and gave an informative and fun tour of the Highline and Greenwhich Village. The food was fabulous, including the British Pasty, French pastries, Bleecker St Pizza, and Taco Mahal Chicken Masala taco. Definitely recommend the tour.”
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