Foods of New York Tours

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loveharlem

Joined 4 years ago

Great Tour

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baddigest

Joined 4 years ago

so.... sorry for bodering.. i'm just test..

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princess1978

Joined 4 years ago

Testing Nice Bread. It was a great experience, I would recommend to all. Make sure you go here so you have the best bread in NYC

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ragskne

Joined 6 years ago

Fantastic Experience!. I attended the Chelsea/Meat Packing Food Tour during a vacation to NYC. This tour was a hilight of my vacation. The tour guide was informative without becoming dull or talking too much and entertaining without becoming "cheesy". A comfortable atmosphere was maintained through the trip as the tour guide presented information, provided insights to the area, and presented food samples at various locations. Effrots were approrpiately made to accomodate food allergies (I'm allergic to shellfish - anothe tour member peanuts). The tour guide also maintained a comfortable pace so that we neither felt rushed nor lingered in one area too long. In addition, I was impressed that the guide was able to tactfully redirect questions and "dawdlers" so that the entire group was able to see as many places as possible and truly benefit from the tour.

I can't wait to try all the other tours offered and will plan my next NYC vacation around doing so.

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lorianddave

Joined 6 years ago

Awesome Tour!!!. Curt was our tour guide and he was great.!!! He made the tour fun...

He was so knowledgable of area and all its history and about the food establishments

themselves....The food tastings were wonderful, you don't want to eat alot before you go as the portions are good size.....

I would reccommend this tour to everyone.....

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

A way to really take a bite out of the Big Apple.. Overview
Take a walking tour of Greenwich Village while tasting the delicacies the historic neighborhood has to offer at no extra cost. This exploration of the neighborhood's culture and sights features the Village's off-the-beaten-path food establishments, unique specialty food shops and their history. Stops include: the oldest wooden house in the Village (built in 1822); a landmark speakeasy from the 1920s; hidden courtyards and gardens; the narrowest house in the area (only nine-and-a-half feet wide); the old Italian neighborhood (dating back to 1900); and brownstones and row houses from the early to mid 1800s.

The Details
The food stops are not sit-down lunches and dinners--be ready to eat on the go. After the tour, pick up your information handout that contains a mini-restaurant guide, menus, lunch specials and more should you like to return to any of the establishments visited on the tour.

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a_binder

Joined 7 years ago

great tour. Mike was our guide and he was great. We learned a lot of history and enjoyed some good food. The first stop on the Greenwich tour was Joe's Pizza. It probably can be knocked off the tour. It's definitely not the best pizza in Greenwich Village or Manhattan. You must get a beer at Chumley's. Definitely worth the time and money!

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TheTripChick

Joined 9 years ago

This Was the Highlight of Our Stay in NYC!. Our guide, Curt, was absolutely phenomenal ~ he has hands-on experience with all the stops on this delectable tour, and was very informative regarding the history of the neighborhoods. The food was positively sublime, and we came away with an arsenal of knowledge of which places to come back to for gastronomic pleasures of every sort and scenario. This tour is a must-do, and make sure to try to ensure that you have Curt as your guide. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!!!

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hello78

Joined 8 years ago

Fantastic. This was so much fun. It was really early though =)

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adbaner

Joined 9 years ago

delightful tour. I must say that we had a knowledgeable tour guide-Cindy. She gave us little known facts and history that me this tour one of the most "worthwhile" experience of our trip (and it was 32 degrees and pouring down rain!)