Why choose our food tour? Because we're the only tour that prioritizes quality above hype—and then delivers on both. Some dishes are on Instagram because they're pretty, but others are getting talked about because they're just that good. We know the difference. You know that place you saw on Jack's Dining Room? We can tell you how it compares to the other place from Righteous Eats...and if it's worth the visit, it's on our tour.
Through some partnerships, a bit of expert planning (if we do say so ourselves), and a little local-know-how elbow grease, we get you to the absolute best bites. But we’re more than just snacks on a stroll. Our guides are local food fanatics who personally know the owners, history, quirky details, and the real "why" behind every bite. You won’t just eat—you’ll experience New York City in a way most visitors never will.
We'll take you through the West Village, a beautiful neighborhood you can't miss, and take you to the places that live up to the hype. We make it easy for you…The best food with no lines to worry about. That includes:
- Apollo Bagels - the best bagel we've ever had
- L'Industrie Pizza - The most in-demand slice in the city
- Dosa Man - The guy who's been doing it for 25 years
- And a bunch more places too.
Meet us at the intersection of Perry St. and 7th Ave S., just outside of Fellini Cucina. Look for your guide in a bright coral shirt!
We'll check your name and group off our list when you arrive!
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An iconic Art Deco skyscraper offering panoramic views of the city from its observation decks.
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Penn Station, Grand Central Terminal
Port Authority Bus Terminal, Greyhound Terminal
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