FOOD TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 11 new york city food tours worth booking. A short list of the ones travellers come home raving about, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Eat 7 included bites across Chinatown, Little Italy, and Nolita, with a small group guide and real neighborhood stories in about 3 hours.
Most Popular“Absolutely Spectacular. So many different tastings from restaurants you would never even know were there. And all were local favorites. Delicious. We had a wonderful time.”
A 3-hour Chinatown and Little Italy food tour with jasmine tea, dumplings, roasted duck, Italian bites, wine or beer, and a cannoli stop.
“Patrick our guide was wonderful & very knowledgeable. Food was delicious. It was our second time on this tour & it did not disappoint.”
Greenwich Village Food Tour in NYC with 6 locals favorite tastings, guided walking, and Village history. Small group, about 3 hours, $97.50.
“Don’t eat beforehand, haha. Had a great time on this tour: learned a lot about the village and ate A LOT of great food! Highly recommend!”
Taste Greenwich Village classics on a 3-hour small-group walk with cupcake, falafel, pizza, fries, and film-and-history stops.
“David was a great tour guide. It just so happens we were the only group of four scheduled for this tour. David was friendly, energetic and knowledgeable. Two adults and two teens and everyone was happy! Delicious food!”
Walk the East Village to Little Italy with an NYPD detective guide, then eat a full spaghetti-and-meatballs meal plus a big Sicilian cannoli.
“Our tour guide was unfocused and I feel like I learned nothing. Some parts made me feel like our guide was just making stuff up. And our tour guide used some colorful language which was unexpected. I would NOT take this tour again. There were almost 30 people in the tour and it was WAY…”
A 2-hour small-group Chinatown and Little Italy food tour with a historian guide, four tastings, and coffee or tea, starting on Baxter Street.
“Diego was AMAZING! I really enjoyed the restaurants he took us two. I would give him 5 stars. We'll done!!”
Small-group Chelsea Market and High Line food tour with tastings, local storytelling, and an ending at Vessel in Hudson Yards.
“Justin was a good guide! Good overview of the area. Varied food options. Learned about the local history.”
Walk Chinatown and Little Italy in 2 hours, eating sponge cake, dumplings, pizza, and Ferrara’s cannoli with local history.
“Ryane was awesome! She had great stories to share about the food and the places we visited. My daughter and I loved it.”
Lower East Side tastes from Katz’s pastrami to dumplings, bagels, pickles, and more, with Tenement Museum stories.
“Ian did a great job with a good mix of interesting facts and good food for a very worth while tour - it was very entertaining! Thanks Ian!”
Greenwich Village Food Tour by Tasty Tours NYC blends 6 tastings with TV-famous sights, led by friendly locals for a fast 2.5-hour stroll.
“This tour was informative, casual and the food was tasty. Portions are not huge but plenty so you can enjoy all 6 without feeling too full. i enjoyed going to smaller places that I would not have tried otherwise and away from the social media crowd. Ryan was a great host.”
Small-group Hell’s Kitchen guided food tour with tastings and lunch, plus neighborhood stories from dockside history to cookie stops.
“Caleb Had so much wonderful knowledge. The food was great. Absolutely a few surprises on the tour. ........”
