NYC walking food tours · Small groups

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NYC Chinatown and Little Italy Food Tour
Lower Manhattan · 2 hours

NYC Chinatown & Little Italy Food Tour Full Portions, Great Value

Explore Chinatown and Little Italy with a local guide, discovering neighborhood food spots and the immigrant histories behind them. Enjoy full portions along the way, with meals included and a small group of up to 16 travelers.

Meet in front of Spongies Cafe at 121 Baxter St, New York, NY 10013. Explore Chinatown and Little Italy on a two-hour guided food walk, ending at 195 Grand St in the heart of Little Italy.

Meals are included; alcoholic beverages are not. Tours are led in English with a maximum of 16 travelers.

Grand Central Terminal exterior
Midtown East · 2 hours

Grand Central Tasty History Tour: Hidden Gems, Food and Drinks

Discover the stories behind Grand Central's famous clock, magnificent architecture and tucked-away spaces. Explore the Whispering Gallery, Grand Central Market and historic bars, with a Magnolia Bakery stop and banana pudding along the way.

Meet at 90 E 42nd St, under the large green Pershing Square sign. Explore the Main Concourse, Grand Central Market, Chrysler Building exterior, Graybar Passage, Oyster Bar and Whispering Gallery. Continue to The Saloon, Magnolia Bakery, Vanderbilt Tennis Club and The Campbell.

Guided exploration, historical storytelling and banana pudding are included. Drinks are not listed among the included items; check the booking page before reserving. Stops may vary.

NYC Haunted History and Ghost Tour with Pizza
Greenwich Village & Nolita · 2 hours

NYC Haunted History and Ghost Tour with Pizza

Explore New York's darker side through local ghost legends, tragic history and hidden neighborhood stories. Discover the House of Death, Washington Square Park and historic Village streets, finishing with a pizza stop at Nolita Pizza.

Meet in front of the Washington Square Park arch. Stops include One if by Land, Two if by Sea, Gay Street, Jefferson Market Garden, the House of Death, Washington Square Park, the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Memorial and St. Patrick's Old Cathedral. Finish at Nolita Pizza, 68 Kenmare St.

A local guide, ghost stories and historical commentary are included. The listing advertises a free pizza slice but also lists food and drinks as excluded; confirm pizza inclusion when booking.

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Every block has
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Busy markets, family-run kitchens, and stories around every corner. Follow your guide into a neighborhood where food and culture are woven into everyday life.

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We believe the best way to know New York is on foot, with someone who knows it by heart. Our licensed local guides connect the city's history, food, and culture through stories you won't find on a map.

Small groups. A relaxed pace. Room for questions, discoveries, and that extra bite. This is our city. We can't wait to share it.

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Good to know before you go.

We run three small-group walking tours in New York City: the Chinatown & Little Italy Food Tour (from $59), the Grand Central Tasty History Tour (from $49), and the Haunted History and Ghost Tour with Pizza (from $39). All are led by a live English-speaking guide.

Each tour lasts about two hours and is done on foot.

Chinatown & Little Italy Food Tour: in front of Spongies Cafe, 121 Baxter St. Grand Central Tasty History Tour: Pershing Square, under the large green sign, 90 E 42nd St. Ghost Tour: in front of the Washington Square Park arch, 2 5th Ave. Check your booking confirmation for final arrival instructions.

Not always. The food tour ends at 195 Grand St in Little Italy, and the ghost tour ends at Nolita Pizza, 68 Kenmare St. The Grand Central tour returns to its meeting point.

The food tour includes meals, but alcoholic beverages are not included and no fixed menu is published. The Grand Central tour includes a Magnolia Bakery stop with banana pudding. The ghost tour includes one slice of pizza at the finish. Other food and drinks are not included unless your booking listing says so.

Contact the operator before booking so they can confirm what can be accommodated.

The food tour is limited to 16 travelers. The Grand Central tour lists a maximum of 50 and the ghost tour lists a maximum of 90. Check your booking listing for current details.

All three tours are listed as wheelchair accessible. The food tour is also listed as stroller accessible, allows service animals, and lists participants from age 3. Check the booking listing for other tours or specific needs.

Each tour listing offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time, based on local time. Review the terms shown for your booking before you pay.

Select “View availability” on any tour to see dates and complete your reservation through our booking partner. Confirm the final price, availability, and cancellation terms before checkout.

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