USA ·FOOD TOURS IN NEW YORK CITY
American booking pages all look the same and cost wildly different amounts. Here are 15 food tours in New York City with the price, the running time and the one thing to know before you pay.
See Harlem, the Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn, Chinatown, and Little Italy on a six-hour NYC bus tour with art, food, and skyline views.
“Great tour, great tour guide very informative and entertaining. We really enjoy it. Highly recommended.”
Explore Chinatown and Little Italy through seven tastings, local stories, and a three-hour walk for $99 per person.
“We had a wonderful experience on the tour with our guide Noelle. She was friendly, knowledgeable and made it an absolute highlight of the trip! We were a family with 2 kids (luckily adventurous eaters!) and she was very patient and kind to our whole group. Would definitely book again! Oh, and all the food stops were absolutely delicious. Great way to see Chinatown and Little Italy.”
Explore Chinatown and Little Italy through dumplings, duck, pasta, cheese, wine, and cannoli on this lively three-hour NYC food tour.
“Our guide Patrick was a great communicator and offered some history about Chinatown and Little Italy as well as great descriptions of the food we were eating. There were multiple stops, all offering a great variety. Each stop was very popular with the locals which indicated to me the quality of the food.”
Explore Greenwich Village through six local food tastings, neighborhood stories, and practical tips in this balanced NYC walking tour review.
“My friend and I thoroughly enjoyed the tour of Greenwich Village with Patrick sharing the history, culture and food of the village. We appreciated the stories and food stops around the neighborhood, and it left us wanting to visit the Village again sometime soon. Hats off to Patrick.”
Taste pizza, falafel, fries, cupcakes, and more while exploring Greenwich Village with a small-group guide in three delicious hours.
“We were staying in the Village and decide to do this tour to explore our neighborhood more. And boy did it deliver! Ian was fantastic- knowledgeable, funny and personable. Don’t eat before this tour because you will be full! Tour is broken up with 3 food stops and then a 40 min walk and then 3 more stops. It was perfect! And all the food was amazing! History and fun facts were also awesome. Just adds more to the tour and the neighborhood. This was my 3rd food tour and 1st with Nice Guys - well definitely book with them again. Thank you Ian!”
Review the NYC Mafia and Local Food Tour with NYPD guides, covering mob stories, East Village sites, Italian dishes, price, pace, and value.
“Very interesting and Jay had a lovely LOUD voice and my friend Vivienne and I , ELIZABETH are in our 80’s could keep up and had a great time. Jay then got a taxi with us so that was a good help. ✅”
Taste Chinatown and Little Italy on a two-hour NYC food tour with four tastings, local stories, family-run stops, and a small group.
“It was a lovely little tour through these neighborhoods, with four interesting food stops, we enjoyed it a lot”
Taste dumplings, pizza, knish, and empanadas while tracing immigration stories through Chinatown, Little Italy, and New York’s Lower East Side.
“Ace was an excellent guide. She is full of historical knowledge and helped us out with simple things like navigating the subway system. Excellent tour”
Walk from the East Village to Little Italy with retired NYPD detectives, mob stories, a pasta lunch, and a full-size Sicilian cannoli.
“If you truly into the truth then go for it. There are stories that could make some people feel good uncomfortable, but I felt that it was real.”
Chelsea Market and High Line food tour review with tastings, NYC history, Pier 57 views, practical tips, price advice, and guide insights.
“This was amazing!! Our guide Sergio was incredible, upbeat, had a ton of information and it was raining we had the best time!! 10/10 recommendation”
Eat across Brooklyn on a 4.5-hour bus tour with pizza, pierogi, kielbasa, cannoli, neighborhood history, and skyline views.
“Laurie was phenomenal with the historical information and anecdotes she shared making it a truly fun and memorable experience! It turned out to be much more than just a food tour.”
Taste Chinatown dumplings, Little Italy cannoli, pizza, and sponge cake while learning downtown NYC history on a two-hour food walk.
“Our guide, Jared, was exceptional, engaging, and well-informed. Under his guidance, we explored destinations that I would have never considered on my own. I particularly appreciated the harmonious blend of historical significance, culinary delights, and cultural experiences.”
Taste pastrami, dumplings, pickles, bagels, and more while exploring Lower East Side history in a friendly 12-person NYC food tour.
“Amanda is exceptional, we really enjoyed her tour!! We learned many interesting facts & some detailed history about the lower east side & had fun as well”
Review of NYC’s Greenwich Village Italian food tour, with church visits, family-run shops, generous tastings, guide details, price, and tips.
“Greg was a great tour guide. He was very friendly and covered a lot of interesting food stops. Very enjoyable!”
Taste seven local Brooklyn specialties on a small-group walk through Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, and Brooklyn Heights, with history and practical tips.
“Great food choices; loved the food. Your started late because other guests arrived late. Wish the tour guide told them to meet us at the first stop. The tour guide was quite informative; however she went too long in her historical narratives. Scheduled for 3 hours 11-1. Event ended at 2:40. Better time management needed.”
Start on a coastline and work inland.
