Explore the best and most diverse food neighborhoods Manhattan has to offer on this food tour through Chinatown, Little Italy and the Lower East Side. Enjoy the food New Yorkers love to eat from hole-in-the-wall Chinese restaurants and century-old delis as you learn the stories of city’s most famed and historic streets.
- Eat like the locals do and enjoy New York’s tastiest pork buns from a restaurant tucked in an abandoned mall
- Avoid the typical tourist traps in Little Italy — learn about the area’s evolution as you munch on slices from parochial hipster pizzerias and homemade cheese at a 100-year old grocery
- Sample two classic foods of Jewish New York City while absorbing generations of immigrant stories from across the world
- Enjoy reserved entry to the gorgeous Museum at Eldridge Street, a century-old synagogue filled with art
- Stop by the Five Points and Bloody Angle to hear sinister tales about Lower Manhattan’s gang domination of yesteryear
Meet your guide outside Cafe Grumpy on 13 Essex Street.
Meet your guide outside Cafe Grumpy on 13 Essex Street.
Visit Essex Street's last remaining pickle store for a sampler platter full of veggies pickled using a traditional method
Visit an expansive food hall beloved by New Yorkers to sample New York City living
Walk to an iconic New York deli to try a world famous New York City bagel
Learn about the difference between Little Italy and NoLIta — and which the locals prefer — as you munch on some world-acclaimed pizza
Explore one of New York's most historic immigrant neighborhoods while avoiding the area's ever-present tourist traps
Stop inside a 100-year old grocery to try some homemade cheeses.
Visit the one-time heart of New York's gangster scene, the Five Points and the Bloody Angle, while you hear about the infamous characters who once populated the area
Delve into the history that makes up one of Manhattan's most notable neighborhoods as you explore Chinatown.
Taste New York's best food hidden gem: delectable pork buns hidden in the basement of an abandoned mall.
Visit maybe the most beautiful space in all of New York City, a 100-plus year old synagogue full of art.
Wrap up your tour with a plate of noodles at a locally beloved Chinatown staple.
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