Katz's Delicatessen Tours and Tickets

Eat your way through the history of the Lower East Side as you skip the lines of the neighborhood's famed delis and uncover hidden gems, with reserved museum entry, on this small group walking tour. Go beyond the tourist traps — immerse yourself in a neighborhood generations of immigrants have called home. - Transport yourself to the 1800s with reserved entry into the Museum at Eldridge Street, a century-old synagogue filled to the brim with art - Bite into a sampler from the last Lower East Side store that pickles fruits and vegetables the old fashioned way - Taste why New Yorkers are so picky about their bagels when you visit Russ & Daughters, a historic deli with the city's best bagel - Dive into culinary history as you munch on bialys, a beloved Jewish baked good, in the first American bakery to serve the treat - Follow a guide as they unfurl the hidden gem buildings — full of tales about journalistic scandals and immigrant struggle — that tell the Lower East Side's story

The Lower East Side’s tenements, synagogues and storefronts have, within them, the story of America. On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll discover how the densest slum in human history became an incubator for comedy, social justice, and entrepreneurship that transformed the nation. You’ll find out how hardship bred both humor and hope in the Lower East Side, from the perspectives of pushcart peddlers, labor organizers, and immigrants dreaming of a better life. This tour starts at Straus Square, named after a German-Jewish immigrant who rose from selling china plates to owning Macy’s department store. You’ll walk past the building that once housed a daily Yiddish newspaper that championed labor rights, and former synagogues that welcomed thousands of worshippers. Along the way, you’ll discover how mutual aid societies helped newcomers find housing and jobs, and how women led the largest labor strikes of their era.

Delve deep into the Lower East Side’s melting pot of cultures during this food-and-history-focused walking tour, which tells the stories of the neighborhood’s immigrants through their most important landmarks—and most cherished dishes. Sample food from eateries (one expense) as you pass by NYC institutions like the Tenement Museum and the Eldridge Street Synagogue Museum, plus local delis, candy shops, bagel joints, and more.

Experience the diversity of New York's food scene and visit several of its most famous neighborhoods on this walking tour. Instead of a fixed route, your guide will adjust the itinerary based on the group's interests for a more personalized tour. Try dishes from a mix of classic restaurants and more up-and-coming spots.

From the chic neighborhood of SoHo to the musical magic of Broadway, Lower Manhattan has a vast range of sights and landmarks for tourists to discover. On this self-guided audio walking tour, explore the vibrant streets of New York City at your own pace while you learn the history and cultural relevance of several key landmarks.

Explore the tenements of New York’s Lower East Side, the bustling streets of Chinatown, and the heart of Little Italy on this guided tour. Learn about the rich cultural diversity and history of the Lower East Side as you sample local foods. Hear about the tales of immigrants, including Eastern Europeans, Russians, Germans, and Puerto Ricans, and discover the recipes they brought with them to the US.

Eat your way around New York City’s Lower East Side neighborhood—and head to spots you'd otherwise miss—on this culinary walking tour. Learn about the neighborhood’s diverse cultural history from your guide along the way. Stop for numerous tastings en route, and look forward to sampling everything from traditional Jewish delicacies and bagels to old-fashioned donuts and more.

Explore the Lower East Side—and discover sights and insider stories you'd otherwise miss—on this private guided walking tour. See landmarks such as the Eldridge Street Synagogue and Manhattan Bridge, and visit popular eateries such as Katz’s Deli and Economy Candy for samples. As you go, learn about the immigrants who shaped the area, the history of tenement housing, the Lower East Side’s rich culinary culture, and more.

New York City’s Lower East side is home to some of the city’s tastiest grub, but it takes local knowledge to know where to go—and the poignant immigration histories behind each dish. On this small-group walking tour, you’ll learn about the neighborhood’s centuries-old melting pot heritage, with a focus on Jewish cuisine—namely, the bagel. Lunchtime itineraries start with a bagel to fill your belly, followed by other food tastings.

The Lower East Side in New York City has long been regarded as a cultural melting pot, and this private walking tour offers the perfect way to learn about its Jewish history. Meet your guide in the neighborhood, and set off on foot. In between seeing landmarks like historic synagogues, movie theaters, delis, and more, you’ll learn about the immigrant communities who shaped the area over centuries.

Step back in time on a private walking tour of Manhattan's Lower East Side. Walk historic streets while learning about Jewish immigration and neighborhood changes. Sample traditional Jewish foods at beloved local eateries and explore buildings that tell the story of this vibrant immigrant community. Navigate the area more efficiently with a private guide.

Soak up the colorful atmosphere of three of NYC's most-vibrant neighborhoods on this private walking and eating tour of Chinatown, Little Italy, and the Lower East Side. Go off the beaten track and learn about the rich history of each area from your guide. Eat a variety of cuisines, including dumplings in Chinatown, traditional Italian food in Little Italy, and authentic Jewish food in the Lower East Side.

Explore New York City’s Lower East Side neighborhood while sampling a range of culinary delights on this private food tour. Try some pickles on a street that once had over 100 pickle carts, or choose to visit historic bakeries for doughy pretzels, enjoy some sweet treats at a historic candy store, or try fried empanadas with a range of fillings at a traditional Dominican restaurant.