NEW YORK CITY
52 Tours Reviewed
Lewiston gets serious about food, and the tour makes it easy. This guided walk pairs generous tastings with local stories you can actually picture, from Underground Railroad connections to the War of 1812 and even Mafia ties. I love that…
Brooklyn tastes better with a local guide. This 3-hour walking food tour threads through Smith & Court Streets with stop-after-stop tastings of Italian pastry and Middle Eastern classics, plus coffee from locally roasted spots. I love the focus on mom-and-pop…
Food and revolution, on one stroll. I like how this day threads North End Italian flavors into Boston’s American Revolution storyline, so you’re not just staring at plaques. The small-group format (max 12) also makes the guide feel like a…
Food first, history right behind it. I love how this North End tour stitches the Freedom Trail to real meal stops, and the variety covers classic clam chowder, wood-fired pizza, Italian meats and cheeses, plus a lobster roll on the…
Lower Manhattan tastes better on foot. This Chinatown and Little Italy tour strings Five Points stories to street-level bites in Chinatown, Little Italy, and Nolita, with 8+ tastings and a secret dish along the way. I love how the guide…
Immigration stories live in the food. This Lower East Side walking tour strings together Chinatown, Little Italy, and the Jewish quarter feel with classic bites and landmark stops, so you get the flavor of NYC plus the why behind it.…
Mob stories, but make it street-level. This tour runs on one key idea: you’re not hearing mafia lore from a book. You’re walking with a retired NYPD officer tied to New York’s organized crime units, with plenty of Little Italy…
