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New York City’s 14 most popular lunch experiences, with what each one costs, how long it runs and where you actually book it.
NYC harbor luxury cruise from Chelsea Piers with reserved seating, skyline landmarks, live music, and a 3-course brunch lunch or dinner for $115.
Most Popular“It was my Aunt's 70th birthday. The service, food and personal attention was a 5 plus on our book. I will absolutely take my family on more trips like this. they are a 5 plus in my book!!”
City Cruises buffet brunch, lunch, or dinner cruise from Chelsea Piers with 360° river views, DJ music, and bottomless mimosas on brunch.
“My fiance and I had an excellent time and we would recommend the evening dinner cruise to anyone.”
Enjoy a 2-hour NYC lunch cruise from Chelsea Piers with a buffet, DJ music, and skyline views of Liberty and One World Trade.
“Nothing but disappointing, for the money they could have served a cohisive meal. Instead there was ravioli roast pork and sweet plantain's and mixed veg. The itinerary said we where stoping by the Brooklyn bridge for ten minutes we were no where near it, could hardly see it. I will not do this boat again.”
City Cruises NYC skyline buffet cruise on the Spirit of New Jersey: reserved dining table, DJ fun, winter holiday lights, 2-hour ride.
NYC Bateaux Premier lunch cruise: glass deck, live pianist, close-up views of Lady Liberty and bridges, plus à la carte lunch.
“This was such a great experience. All of the staff was so, so friendly and the sights were beautiful. We got a window seat which was nice because we didn’t have to go outside to see most of the landmarks. A great option for a gift!”
3-hour Harlem walking tour in Mount Morris Park with lunch, St. Martin’s Church, Marcus Garvey Park, and the Apollo Theater.
“The local knowledge of the tour operators as people who have lived in the neighborhood their whole lives.”
3-hour Harlem Renaissance walking tour with lunch. Hear stories of Duke Ellington, Langston Hughes, and Harlem’s landmark blocks.
“Great way to take in Harlem learning about its history, architecture, people, etc. Our guide Debi was extraordinary, so filled with information and helpful. This is not to be missed.”
Harlem Renaissance on foot with lunch included: hear Hughes and Ellington stories, see landmark theaters, and tour with a pro guide.
“Outstanding immersion experience of The Harlem Renaissance. Bibliophiles can’t say they’ve been to Harlem until they’ve walked the streets that Langston Hughes and James Baldwin did. Highly recommend 📚”
Central Park Cafe serves scenic 3- or 4-course meals with flexible menu choices for about $49, plus optional wine and cocktails.
“Stopped by for lunch after walking around Central Park. The café is in a great spot, very easy to reach. Everything was nice — good food, friendly staff, and a relaxed atmosphere. A good place to grab lunch and take a short break after a walk. Would come back again.”
Christmas Eve harbor cruise with DJ music, a festive chef-prepared buffet, reserved seating, and close-up Statue of Liberty views from Chelsea Piers.
“We picked the activity to spend Christmas Eve. We're celebrating in the best way Since we got on the cruise, the service was great, and so was the food and the night views. Recommended.”
A glass-roof double-decker bus ride with a seasonal 4-course lunch, skyline views, and chef-led service around Manhattan landmarks.
“The food and waiter service was great. It was Worth the money.”
Bustronome’s 4-course NYC lunch panoramic bus tour stops at Times Square, St. Patrick’s, Midtown and Central Park.
“This was such an incredible and memorable experience for my husband's birthday. Ivan, Cristobal, and Bianca were wonderful. Excellent service, food, and just a great vibe. We originally booked a lunch tour but we were contacted directly by Bustronome to reschedule several days in advance since not enough people were booked to operate that slot.…”
Thanksgiving lunch or dinner harbor cruise on a glass-enclosed yacht with a 3-course meal, live music, and NYC skyline views.
“Great cruise, high-quality meals, and suitable for people with food intolerances.”
Harlem’s Civil Rights walking tour with lunch, stops at Temple No. 7 and Hotel Theresa, plus time with musicians.
“This was a great tour and brilliant to get out of midtown and experience a different part of the city. My guide had loved in Harlem all her life and knew so much about the area and history. it was truly fascinating and I would highly recommend this tour. Lunch was delicious too. Do make…”
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