Top New York Food Tours

Eat your way through two of New York City’s best foodie neighborhoods: Chinatown and Little Italy, led by an insider. With a small group, you’ll make your way down some of Manhattan’s most iconic streets, hearing stories of the various cultures who have made their homes there. Along the way, you’ll enjoy unique bites like dumplings, homemade meatballs and pasta or authentic pesto arancini.

Come hungry to this walking tour of Chinatown and Little Italy. Explore these two neighborhoods with a guide and sample a range of authentic foods such as pan fried dumplings, roasted pork buns, Hong Kong style sponge cakes, sweet Thai tea, pizza, handmade gnocchi, and cannoli. Enrich yourself while you fill your belly–you’ll learn about the two neighborhoods’ distinct histories and landmarks.

Rely on the knowledge of a local guide to not only take you on an edible adventure around Greenwich Village, but also point out landmarks you’ve seen on TV. This food-focused, small-group tour includes six separate tastings ranging from New York-style eats to international cuisine. As you sample tacos, pizza, and more, you’ll also see sites like the Comedy Cellar, Washington Mews, and Washington Square Park.

Taste your way around New York City's Greenwich Village on this small-group guided tasting and walking tour. Skip hours of research and follow your guide to some of the area’s top-rated eateries, and sample a variety of New York specialties, from pizza to artisanal cupcakes. Your guide points out hidden landmarks often missed by visitors, including places that have been featured in movies and TV shows.

mmerse yourself in the the food and multicultural history of Manhattan’s Lower East Side on this half-day guided walking tour with a small group. Let a guide showcase local hotspots and specialties, and chart their European, Jewish, and other cultural roots. Taste local favorites such as pastrami, bialy, and more.

With so many options to choose from, it can be tough for newcomers to find New York City's best bites. This small-group guided tour focuses on Greenwich Village and shows you some of the best spots in the area, taking care of the research for you. Sample several local favorites, including bagels, pizza, and more. Learn about the neighborhood's rich history while avoiding the tourist traps.

Discover the essence of New York's Chinatown and go beyond the tourist spots during this private walking tour that covers the vibrant, lesser-known Fujianese area and the bustling Cantonese district. Wander through hidden backstreets, pass by Little Italy, and savor a delicious dessert on the western edge of Chinatown. Vegetarians are welcome and dietary preferences or allergies can be accommodated.

Explore New York’s atmospheric East Village through its classic foods on a small-group tour featuring seven tastings—from bagels and pizza to donuts and pierogi. There’s more to the outing than a hearty lunch. Along the way, you’ll get a glimpse of the neighborhood’s history spanning immigrant cultures, punk rock, and street art.

Embark on a food-filled journey through three New York City neighborhoods known for their food—and visit places you might miss while exploring alone—on this small-group tour. Stroll through Chinatown, Little Italy, and the Lower East Side, avoiding tourist traps and sampling bites including pickles, pastrami, pizza, pork buns, and noodles. Learn about the city’s history and food culture as you eat your way through Lower Manhattan.

Immerse yourself in the Lower East Side's food scene, without scrolling through multiple reviews and recommendations, on this group food tour of the New York City neighborhood. Follow your guide as they lead you to the area's foodie hotspots and local eateries, learning about the area's history and diverse culture as you go. Enjoy trying dishes including dumplings, pizza, knish, and empanadas.

The food choices in Brooklyn can be overwhelming—but on this small-group walking tour, you'll discover the best of the borough's culinary destinations. Exploring characterful neighborhoods like Carroll Gardens and Cobble Hill, you can look forward to trying everything from Middle Eastern baked goods and Italian bites to old-fashioned soda fountain treats and beyond. By the end of the tour, walk away with new local knowledge, and receive tips for the rest of your trip.

Avoid overwhelm by visiting one of New York City’s most desirable cultural and foodie neighborhoods, the West Village, on a guided tour. Indulge in culinary delights at mom-and-pop restaurants that you might not find independently. In between bites, wander along tree-lined streets, past 19th-century mansions and immigrant tenements, and even the city’s narrowest house, to learn about the history of the West Village.

Make navigating through Chelsea Market’s many delicious options easier—and pair your food tour with a walk on the High Line—on this two-in-one tour. Meet your guide and group at Chelsea Market, and come hungry: The tour includes around eight tastings, ranging from pizza and tacos to hot dogs and cheese, as well as other seasonal favorites. Afterwards, learn more about the area’s history as you explore the High Line.

Chelsea Market is famous for its melting pot of flavors, but knowing how to locate the hippest foodie-focused spots takes a local guide. This small-group food crawl takes you straight to the neighborhood’s best offerings. Roam the elevated High Line park, savor artisanal specialties at Chelsea Market, and discover the modern architecture of Hudson Yards, all while enjoying tasty morsels from local businesses.

Experience some of the Hell's Kitchen foodie hotspots that you’d miss if exploring on your own during this walking tour of the Midtown Manhattan neighborhood. This small-group tour offers a personal way to explore, and covers the area's melting-pot history, as well as its highlight culinary attractions. As you go, look forward to tasting everything from Japanese barbecue to Indian tacos, meatballs, and beyond.

One of the best ways to learn about Manhattan’s diverse Harlem neighborhood is through its food. This food-focused walking tour lets you taste local specialties that you might not find on your own. Learn about Harlem’s heritage as you try Southern US soul food and West African–inspired meals. Receive personalized attention and engage in thoughtful discussions with your guide as this is a small-group tour.

Food tours are a great way to try local cuisine, but with only a few samples, most tours leave you wanting more. Don't leave hungry on this New York City food tour, with stops at a handful of Midtown eateries that New Yorkers know and love. Your guide shows you several surprise spots, where you can spend your included food credit however you want. Since the tour replaces a meal, you should come with an appetite.

Chinatown and Little Italy are two quintessential Lower Manhattan neighborhoods known for their diverse, immigrant-influenced food scenes—but without a local guide leading the way, it can be hard to escape disappointing tourist traps. On this food tour, discover the tastiest food spots where locals eat, and listen to histories of the city while indulging in included samples along the way.

Immerse yourself in the culture and food of Williamsburg, Brooklyn on this half-day small-group walking tour. Discover the hip neighborhood and the spots that locals love with your foodie guide and just a small group for company. As you stroll through Williamsburg's charming streets, stop at several eateries, and sample some of the Big Apple's most famous dishes, including bagels, dumplings, pizza, and more.

Discover Little Italy’s culinary highlights on this private walking tour in New York. Meet your guide in the heart of the neighborhood, and set off on foot. Visit one of the country’s oldest pizzerias, taste freshly made mozzarella, visit a classic Italian bakery, and enjoy numerous tastings of iconic dishes along the way. Your guide will also share neighborhood stories and history.

Explore the vibrant streets of Brooklyn with an experienced chef, tasting a variety of foods from the many cultures that live in Williamsburg and Greenpoint—and visit places you might miss while exploring alone. With your guide in the lead, see street art, architecture, and local culture in two neighborhoods, stopping for bites such as Polish pierogi, pizza, panini, Middle Eastern snacks, doughnuts, and more.

Just two hours from Buffalo or five hours from NYC, Seneca Lake is the crown jewel of New York’s Finger Lakes—it’s also an American Viticultural Area, with 27 wineries dotting its shores. On this tasting tour, you’ll get to visit four of the best vineyards, sampling Rieslings and beyond, taking in the views, and most importantly: letting your personal driver take care of your trip.

Make the most of your evening by combining dinner and sightseeing on a cruise along the Hudson and East Rivers. Indulge in a delicious chef-prepared fixed-price dinner as you cruise around New York City and enjoy up-close views of the Statue of Liberty and other famous landmarks while a live band and vocalist perform.