Top New York Street Food Tours - page 2

Is a hot dog a sandwich? Get the answer to this question, and other vital food-related queries, on this fun small-group walking tour of the East Village. Visit eateries that only local New Yorkers know about and feast on generous half-sandwich portions. Along the way, learn all about the history of the ubiquitous food format and the history of New York City.

New York’s best kept culinary secrets are in Chinatown — but after this experience, they won't be secrets for you anymore. Follow an expert guide to the hole-in-the-wall Chinatown restaurants only locals know about. - Indulge with over ten dumplings and buns across at least four different local restaurants you’d never find without a guide, from hidden gem storefronts to eateries in mostly abandoned malls - Want to try more dumplings? Invite friends! The bigger the group, the more dumplings and stops we’ll enjoy - Learn about different styles of Chinese cuisine, from spicy Sichuanese bites to decadent juicy Fujianese buns to Shanghai-style soup dumplings - Delve into Chinatown’s 150-year history, visiting statues highlighting the neighborhood immigrant experience and labor movements - This tour is 70% food, 30% history, great for lovers of both - Come hungry — you’ll get more than enough food to fill you up - Receive a map of local recommendations from your guide after the tour

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 that can include Argentinean pastries, Mexican pit-roasted goat, and more. This is a less mainstream way to experience the city's food scene.

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.

Explore the culinary heart of Queens with a walking tour that takes you through Jackson Heights. This immersive experience highlights authentic food tastings and rich cultural stories that showcase the diversity of this neighborhood. With a small group setting, enjoy personalized storytelling from a local guide, revealing hidden gems and vibrant markets that often go unnoticed by tourists. This tour not only satisfies your appetite but also offers a deeper understanding of the area's cultural heritage. - Taste authentic dishes at local eateries loved by residents - Engage with captivating stories that bring the neighborhoods to life - Discover hidden corners of Queens that are off the beaten path - Choose from various tour options, including a free one-hour tour or a deeper immersion experience

This diversity is perhaps best represented through Flushing’s stellar food scene. On this walk through the neighborhood, we’ll explore the area’s almost mind-blowing culinary diversity while also learning about Flushing’s fascinating history. We’ll visit vendors, the outdoor stands of local restaurants and some of Flushing’s mall-based food courts – considered by locals to have some of the area’s best eats – tasting delicacies from China, Korea, Vietnam and other countries. From stalls selling Hong Kong-style dim sum and snacks to bakeries turning out the Korean take on French pastries and a visit to a local kimchi maker, we’ll dive deep into the best that the neighborhood has to offer. On our Flushing food tour, we’ll take a look at some of area’s unique cultural markers, from a storefront Daoist temple to the Flushing Quaker Meeting House, built in 1694 – a testament to the important role the area, originally a Dutch settlement, has played in the history of New York.

Discover the flavors, stories, and neighborhoods that define Brooklyn—without the long walks—on this half-day food and culture tour. From traditional eateries to culinary hotspots, your guide shows you where to dine like a local as you explore Williamsburg, Greenpoint, DUMBO, and beyond—with generous tastings at beloved, authentic eateries along the way. This tour blends exceptional food, compelling storytelling, and effortless transportation for a Brooklyn experience that’s both delicious and deeply memorable.

Discover the rich cultural tapestry of New York's Lower East Side (LES) on this small-group half-day tour. Sample delicious snacks while learning about the diverse groups that have shaped this historic neighborhood. From the NYC Supreme Court to Columbus Park, Chinese dumplings to Italian pizza, enjoy fascinating insights as you eat your way around the LES.

Boost your knowledge of the highlights and hidden gems of New York’s Chinatown with this exciting private guided tour. As you follow your guide, you can find out how the neighborhood has transformed into a cultural and foodie hot spot over the years with a chance to try delicious snacks along the way too.

Discover the classic flavors of Greenwich Village during a small-group food tour in New York City. Meet your guide for a half-day city stroll that includes stories about local history plus several tastings. Sample a variety of traditional foods from a bagel with a “schmear” to New York-style pizza. Get to know this downtown Manhattan neighborhood through its food, including both savory and sweet fare.

Enjoy an easy and edible experience navigating the culinary scene of Greenwich Village on this international tasting tour. Meet your guide and group for a walk through the Village with a focus on food and the famous faces who’ve dined here. Bring your appetite: two seated restaurant visits bookend stops at several additional eateries. Some food for thought is also on the menu as you learn about the history of Bleecker Street, Minetta Street, and Washington Square Park.

Tuck into the flavors and traditions of two of New York's top foodie neighborhoods on this Chinatown and Little Italy food tour. While exploring these neighborhoods can be overwhelming on your own, traveling with a guide enables you to focus on the food rather than worrying about getting lost. Plus, the guide takes you to off-the-beaten-path establishments where you can sample gourmet food samples at local eateries.

Experience the culinary culture of New York City’s Chinatown with the help of a chef who really knows their stuff. Taste three of the chef’s favorite dishes from the area, and learn all about how Chinatown changed over the years to become what it is today. All you need to bring is some comfortable shoes and your appetite.

New York City's East Village is a melting pot of flavors and cultures. Take the guesswork out of exploring its many culinary options and follow a foodie guide around St. Mark’s Place, a colorful stretch of storefronts featuring Italian, German, Japanese, Middle Eastern, and Latin eateries during this walking food tour with a small group, and enjoy a range of food samples along the way.

There's a lot more to buffalo wings than you might expect. This small-group food tour takes you on a tasting journey of some of Buffalo's best chicken wings. Ride a bike across the city and dive deep into the history of the city's famous dish to explore how race dynamics shaped Buffalo, as your guide reveals its origins, from its working-class roots to its present-day resurgence.

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.

Make the most of your time in Manhattan and combine a Hell’s Kitchen food tasting tour with a guided stroll through Central Park during this combination tour. Start by sampling a diverse array of food in Hell’s Kitchen, and then discover the highlights and hidden gems of Central Park, while hearing fun facts and stories from your guide.

Explore Greenwich Village, the West Village, and Manhattan’s waterfront on a private walking tour that combines food culture, nightlife, music history, and iconic New York filming locations. Led by a professional local guide, this experience takes you through legendary spots connected to jazz, rock music, LGBTQ+ history, classic NYC pizza culture, and famous TV shows like Friends and Sex and the City. Unlike traditional food tours, this flexible experience allows guests to choose their own food stops and purchase only what they want directly from local vendors. From Washington Square Park and the Stonewall Inn to Little Island and Pier 57, this tour offers a unique mix of history, pop culture, hidden gems, and authentic Greenwich Village atmosphere.

This is not your typical food tour, but a real local exploration of the foods that make New York unique. With a commitment to sustainability, we try all the foods you need to experience while in the city - pizza, bagels, Jewish deli food, and other dishes you might not have realized were so uniquely New York. Other treats on this tour might include a chopped cheese sandwich, black and white cookies, street meat, smoked salmon, and more. Throughout, we'll learn about the origins of these dishes and explore some of the city's most exciting downtown neighborhoods from the East Village, Lower East Side, Chinatown, and Nolita. We'll end with one of the city's most iconic desserts that will leave you stuffed and satiated with all the classics that you can now check off your list saying you've eaten New York!

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 that can include Argentinean pastries, Mexican pit-roasted goat, and more. This is a less mainstream way to experience the city's food scene.

Greenwich Village is known for its tasty eats, but it isn’t easy for out-of-town visitors to know where to go to find the best food. Enjoy a handpicked selection of treats during this private, half-day tasting tour. Your guide will take you around on foot, stopping at a handpicked selection of eateries to try New York City staples like falafel, bagels, pizza, cupcakes, donuts, and more.

Discover the most authentic eateries, and eat like a New Yorker on this guided half-day food tour of New York City. Unlike many food tours, you’ll be given food credit to spend on what you want: no eating things you’re not interested in. Visit 4–5 different food outlets in Hell's Kitchen, and get around the city on foot like a real local.

Experience the magic of Greenwich Village by night on a walking food tour. Learn the history of the neighborhood as you eat your way through it-your guide tailors the route to the group's tastes for a unique and more personalized experience. With a small group size of up to 8 people, you can bond with your fellow foodies.

Anyone can visit Chelsea or Greenwich Village, but it takes an insider’s view to find each neighborhood’s hidden gems. On this two-in-one, small-group tour, combine a visit to the elevated park known as the High Line with a tasting tour through Manhattan’s brownstone-lined streets. From a classic slice of NYC pizza to architectural marvels and public art installations, tick off the downtown highlights in just a few hours.