Taste Nolita specialties while uncovering immigrant history and film locations
3 hours
Food tastings, wine, guide
Explore Nolita's mix of old New York charm and modern eateries on a guided walk between SoHo and Little Italy. Sample locally loved dishes while hearing stories of the neighborhood's immigrant history and hidden landmarks.
Cancellations are non-refundable. Requests made at least 48 hours before the tour may be rescheduled or converted to a transferable gift card.
Wear comfortable clothing and footwear since you’ll be walking, standing, and sitting in restaurants. Bring a reusable water bottle. Depending on conditions, bring a rain jacket or umbrella and sunscreen.
Yes. The tour runs rain or shine. In rare cases, it may be canceled due to unsafe weather based on recommendations from the Mayor of NYC.
Yes. The tour can accommodate vegetarian diets (including meat-specific restrictions like no fish or no pork) and nut allergies. Indicate your dietary restrictions when you book.
In front of Cafe Belle, 280 Mulberry Street, New York, NY 10012
These food tours have clearly figured out the winning formula: exceptional guides who bring NYC neighborhoods to life through both stories and tastings. Reviewers consistently rave about guides like Joe, Robin, Marie, and Jackie, praising not just their deep knowledge of local history and culture, but their genuine passion and engaging personalities. The tours cover various neighborhoods including Chelsea Market, Greenwich Village, Little Italy, and Nolita, with each guide tailoring their expertise to that specific area. The food itself is abundant and carefully chosen. Expect to skip lunch afterward, as tastings range from scones and artisan cheese to tacos, pizza, cannoli, and gelato. What stands out is how the culinary stops feel authentic rather than touristy. Families particularly appreciate that the selections work well for kids and teens, while the three-hour duration flies by thanks to the perfect mix of eating, walking, and storytelling. Even rain doesn't dampen the experience, according to several reviewers who still had a blast despite the weather.
Taking a Food of NY tour is one of our favorite things to do when we visit NYC. Tasting delicious food combined with learning about the history of neighborhoods is a great way to spend an afternoon. The tours guides are knowledgeable, friendly, and fun. They share local secrets and make New York feel like a small town. Our most recent tour was delicious and we learned so much! Ryan was a great tour guide and host. We will 100% recommend Foods of NY Tours and take another tour again and again.
Kelly Kaufman
July 5, 2026
Taking a Food of NY tour is one of our favorite things to do when we visit NYC. Tasting delicious food combined with learning about the history of neighborhoods is a great way to spend an afternoon. The tours guides are knowledgeable, friendly, and fun. They share local secrets and make New York feel like a small town. Our most recent tour was delicious and we learned so much! Ryan was a great tour guide and host. We will 100% recommend Foods of NY Tours and take another tour again and again.
Kelly Kaufman
July 5, 2026
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