New Yorkers don’t settle — especially when it comes to local foods like bagels, pizza and egg creams. Yet for every exceptional everything bagel with a schmear of fluffy cream cheese,there are countless imposters that locals avoid like the plague. If you want to eat like a New Yorker, let a local lead the way to the cuisine that makes this city such a rewarding place to call home. Whether you want to dive deep into a new neighborhood or explore ethnic eats, these tours will have you rubbing elbows with New Yorkers as you sink your teeth into a giant slab of pizza (or three).
Local cheeses, juicy burgers, fresh breads and delectable babka — these are the flavors of the Flatiron, and a local expert will guide you to the best on this 2.5-hour walking tour. The kicks off at Eataly, the mammoth Italian market from Mario Batali, before moving on to Burgers at Shake Shack, cheese tastings at Beecher’s Cheese and a wander through the Union Square Greenmarket.
Hungry for tacos, knishes and dumplings? Sign up for the three-hour walking tour Tenements, Tales and Tastes: A Tour of New York’s Lower East Side. The international influences of New York’s melting pot comes through in snacks like delectable knishes, filled with mashed potatoes and ground meat, and stroopwafels, a specialty from the Netherlands. Winding from City Hall through Chinatown and Little Italy into the Lower East Side, this tour includes stops at a century old bakery, the acclaimed Essex Street Market and the Tenement Museum.
Follow New Yorkers across the East River and into Brooklyn, a borough known for its brownstones and a vibrant mix of old-world and trendy eateries. The three-hourNeighborhood Eats Tour: Brownstone Brooklyn, which goes through several south Brooklyn neighborhoods, paints a picture of the borough today, from its stalwart Italian and Middle Eastern shops to the boutique newcomers, from gourmet cheeseshops to family bakeries to artisanal food markets. Bring your appetite for this afternoon of strolling and nibbling, which is all put into historical context with the help of an expert guide.
Local cheeses, juicy burgers, fresh breads and delectable babka — these are the flavors of the Flatiron, and a local expert will guide you to the best on this 2.5-hour walking tour. The kicks off at Eataly, the mammoth Italian market from Mario Batali, before moving on to Burgers at Shake Shack, cheese tastings at Beecher’s Cheese and a wander through the Union Square Greenmarket.
Hungry for tacos, knishes and dumplings? Sign up for the three-hour walking tour Tenements, Tales and Tastes: A Tour of New York’s Lower East Side. The international influences of New York’s melting pot comes through in snacks like delectable knishes, filled with mashed potatoes and ground meat, and stroopwafels, a specialty from the Netherlands. Winding from City Hall through Chinatown and Little Italy into the Lower East Side, this tour includes stops at a century old bakery, the acclaimed Essex Street Market and the Tenement Museum.
Follow New Yorkers across the East River and into Brooklyn, a borough known for its brownstones and a vibrant mix of old-world and trendy eateries. The three-hourNeighborhood Eats Tour: Brownstone Brooklyn, which goes through several south Brooklyn neighborhoods, paints a picture of the borough today, from its stalwart Italian and Middle Eastern shops to the boutique newcomers, from gourmet cheeseshops to family bakeries to artisanal food markets. Bring your appetite for this afternoon of strolling and nibbling, which is all put into historical context with the help of an expert guide.
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