Top New York Pastry Tours

Visit one of New York's most iconic neighborhoods as you visit award-winning eateries and sample sweet treats and pizzas. Discover renowned foodie hangouts you may otherwise miss and connect with like-minded travelers in a relaxed small-group setting. En route, see lesser-known points of interest such as a comedy club which hosted Kevin Hart.

Donuts, along with hot dogs and pizza slices, are a Manhattan fast-food staple. But with so many options, how do you find the best ones? Ideal for pastry lovers, this small-group walking tour takes you on a downtown crawl through the best donut joints in NYC. From a 1960s-era Greenwich Village icon to a luxurious French-inspired West Village staple, you’ll discover where locals go to get their sugar fix.

Book a Culinary Cartography tour of Bensonhurst, one of Brooklyn’s most diverse and authentic food destinations, with CitywalksNYC’s resident cultural geographer and tour guide Jim Baker! Culinary Cartography Tours sample and savor the culinary delights a particular neighborhood has to offer. Culinary Cartography Tours run between 1 and 3 miles and involve 5 pre-planned stops for light snacks. This Culinary Cartography tour begins at Bensonhurst’s Seth Low Park, where travelers will be greeted by their guide with some piquant Korean-Uzbek appetizers before embarking on a journey down the culinary pathways of the Caucasus, delving into Georgian cuisine, sampling a sweet Balkan dessert, savoring some Kyrgyz samsa, and concluding with cannoli from Bensonhurst’s own Villabate Alba bakery. Designed for individuals and small groups to explore the diversity that makes Bensonhurst one of NYC's most intriguing food destinations, this walking tour is easily accessed by the “D” and “N” trains.

If you’re looking for a sweet way to start your day in New York City, then look no further. This doughnut-centric food tour of Times Square will have you tasting your way around the city’s doughnut scene like a local with the help of a guide to take you to some of the best spots in and around Times Square.

Taste donuts of all shapes and sizes—and discover some of Manhattan's most atmospheric areas—on this small-group tasting tour. Meet your guide in Union Square, and set off to discover everything from traditional Italian-style bombolone to artisan pastries created by master bakers (donuts own expense). Enjoy views of various New York landmarks as you make your way to the ever-popular West Village.

Real foodies know that you have to leave Manhattan to find some of the best bites in New York. The Corona neighborhood of Queens is famous for its Latin American cuisine, and this tour lets you try specialties from street vendors and family-run establishments. Sample a wide range of dishes, including Argentinean pastries, Mexican pit-roasted goat, and more. This is a less mainstream way to experience the city's food scene.

Discover the East Village’s best bakeries on this small-group walking tour. Explore its bustling streets and taste delicious pastries—ranging from donuts and Italian Bomboloni to cream puffs and profiteroles—at some of New York’s most iconic confectionery establishments. On the way, your tour highlights the neighborhood’s music history and notable local landmarks, including CBGB and Bowery Electric.

With so many food options in New York City, it can be difficult to figure out where to do. Take the guesswork out and discover beloved mom and pop eateries on this small-group food tasting tour through Chinatown and Little Italy. Sample traditional dishes including dumplings, pizza, and cannoli, and get to know these two vibrant neighborhoods along the way.

If you have a sweet tooth, you’re in luck in New York City, which is home to thousands of bakeries, ice-cream parlors, chocolatiers, and more. Don’t waste time wandering around trying to find the best sweet treats: go straight there with the help of a guide. Taste your way around SoHo on a short (and sweet) walking tour, which includes samples of chocolates, pastries, and other delectable desserts.

Celebrate Galentine’s Day with a delightful walking tour through the charming streets of Greenwich Village, designed for girlfriends, mother-daughter pairs, cousins, and all multi-generational groups. During two hours, savor five delicious tastings from local bakeries, including classic American cupcakes and exquisite French pastries. Stroll through historic locations and iconic streets while your guide shares lighthearted stories about the women who shaped this vibrant neighborhood. The tour culminates with a rich Italian-style hot chocolate, perfect for toasting friendship and creating lasting memories. Enjoy a sweet experience filled with joy and connection in one of New York City’s most beloved areas. - Two-hour guided walking tour celebrating Galentine’s Day - Sample five sweet treats from Greenwich Village's favorite bakeries - Customize your own cupcake and enjoy Italian-style hot chocolate - Perfect for friends, mothers, daughters, and multi-generational groups

This festive NYC Cupcake Tour blends award-winning holiday treats, iconic Christmas spots, and famous movie locations, all led by a licensed local guide who brings New York’s sweetest holiday traditions to life through Union Square and the West Village. Guided by a New Yorker, savor gourmet cupcakes and thick Italian hot chocolate while visiting iconic landmarks, including Washington Square Park and Father Demo Square. Enjoy the cozy atmosphere of the Union Square Holiday Market, featuring over 150 vendors, and hear heartwarming stories about the city’s holiday traditions and famous film locations. Conclude your tour at Jackson Square Park, right beside a renowned French pastry Store known for its exquisite cream puffs, which you’ll of course get to taste! - Tour duration: 2 hours with a licensed local guide - Sample seasonal mini cupcakes, Italian-style hot chocolate & cream puffs - Explore historic squares and iconic NYC landmarks - Ideal for foodies and holiday enthusiasts alike

Women-Owned NYC Food & Culture Walking Tour (SoHo, West Village & Greenwich Village) Join a delicious 3-hour small-group walking tour celebrating women-owned restaurants, bars, and boutiques in Lower Manhattan. Perfect for food lovers, culture seekers, and Taylor Swift fans! Discover inspiring stories of creative, entrepreneurial women while exploring iconic NYC neighborhoods and photo-worthy streets. Led by a local guide, enjoy tastings, history, and hidden gems. Includes (7 tastings + 1 beer sample): • Horseradish pickles & Cajun peanuts • Pão de queijo (Brazilian cheese bread) & brigadeiro (bon bon) • Greek dolma & baklava • Margherita pizza (plus option to purchase drinks) • Local craft beer sample Stroll past Taylor Swift’s former townhouse and recording studio, browse two woman-owned shops, and experience the vibrant spirit of SoHo and the Village—one bite at a time.

Explore Manhattan’s East Village while sampling dishes locals love on this private food tour. East Village is a diverse district defined by the many different cultures that have called the area home over the centuries, making it a great place to savor unique cuisines. Enjoy authentic New York City pizza, Ukrainian cabbage rolls, Korean dumplings, and more, and take away food tips to enhance the rest of your trip.

Discover delicious and culturally diverse eateries on this phone-guided walking tour of New York City. This self-guided experience is conducted via text message; travelers receive each stop’s information and directions directly to their cell phones. Wander through Chinatown and the historic streets of Little Italy and Little Paris, visiting dim sum restaurants, bakeries, cheese shops, and more.

On this epic sustainable food tour, we eat our way through the entire neighborhood known as the Village from West to East, meeting the community and sampling food along the way with a local food expert by your side. We start in the posh West Village where you'll wander through a maze of tree-lined streets right alongside historic brownstone homes. Next, we delve into Greenwich Village which has been home to everyone from Italian immigrants, NYU students, bohemian artists, political activists, and musicians from little known Bob Dylan to up-and-comer Taylor Swift. We touch upon many of these groups to find out how they eat, drink, and live. Visit sandwich shops beloved by local students, an old school Italian market, and the iconic Washington Square Park. Finally, make your way into the East Village, which was once part of the Lower East Side, where you'll still find remnants of immigrant communities, including Little Germany, the Yiddish Rialto, and Ukrainian Village.