Best New York City Food Tours

When it comes to New York tours, nothing tops a food tour. With so much delicious food and diversity in cuisines, New York is the best place on Earth to take a food tour. Food tours are a great group activity, a fun date idea for couples, and one of the best things to do in New York City with kids. But with so many food tours, how can you separate the great from the just, meh? I’m here to help with a guide to the best New York City food tours. I’ve got all your neighborhoods covered, from Brooklyn food tours to Manhattan food tours and even Hudson Valley wine tours, I’ve got everything you need to satiate your appetite and get your buzz on. Sample foods, and learn about food culture, history, architecture, and more with the best food tours In NYC.

Heads up, many of these are walking food tours, so I will include all accessibility information for my disabled readers. Unless specifically noted as wheelchair-accessible, consider the tour inaccessible to wheelchair users.

Click on the links to book your tour(s) and experience the best in New York eats. These are the best NYC food tours!

New York City Little Italy Italian Food Tasting Tour

This Little Italy Food Tour, NYC allows you to sample some of the best Italian food in the city. One of the best food tours in New York City, the Little Italy food tour is a 2-hour tour through Manhattan’s most colorful neighborhood. You’ll sample delicious pizzas, fresh pastries, and mouth-watering cheeses from family-owned bakeries and pizzerias as you learn the history of immigration to New York in the early 20th century.

Start at La Bella Ferrara, a bakery that’s been in existence since the 1800s, where you’ll sample their famous Italian Rainbow cookies. Then, visit family-owned Di Palo's, the century-old Italian specialty food store, where making mozzarella is a family tradition.

Then, go to Nolita Pizza to experience their amazing pizza. Along the way, your guide will point out movie locations from blockbuster films and television series, such as “The Godfather,” “Mean Streets,” “Donnie Brasco,” and “Sex and the City”.

Next, see the old bootlegging depot from the days of Prohibition, where you’ll discover a square named after New York’s first Italian detective. Finally, visit inside St. Patrick's Cathedral to see where the who’s who of New York have their weddings and memorials before concluding your tour.

2. New York City’s Hell’s Kitchen Walking Food Tour

This 2-hour food tour of New York’s Hell’s Kitchen allows you to sample 5 different cuisines from this iconic and diverse New York neighborhood.

You’ll be transported back in time as you learn about the history of this infamous neighborhood. Meet your guide who will walk you through this vibrant area that started with poor, working-class Irish Americans. Discover how Hell's Kitchen got its nickname and explore the history of ethnic tensions in the neighborhood.

You’ll hear stories of Hell’s Ktchen’s past and learn about the area from which the musical "West Side Story" was born. Learn how Hell’s Kitchen developed from an area of crime and gang violence to a thriving metropolitan area with some of the most expensive real estate in the city.

Visit restaurants offering Caribbean, Chinese, French, German, Greek, Mexican, Thai, Italian, Ethiopian, Turkish, and Indian dishes. If you’re looking to sample a wide variety of ethnic cuisines, this is your tour.

A vegetarian option for the tour is available. It is important to note food allergies cannot be accommodated on this tour.

3. New York City: Day Trip to Long Island’s Wine Country

When it comes to food tours of New York, you can’t forget the wine. If you’re looking for a food and wine tour, you’ll love this Day Trip to Long Island’s Wine Country. This 9-hour tour takes you outside the city to sample wines from 2 different wineries.

Spend at least 1.5 hours at each winery, and enjoy a private tasting session of 4 wines at each venue. You’ll get to meet the winemakers, stroll through the vineyards, and learn all about the process of wine-making from expert sommeliers. The tour also gives you exclusive discounts on wine purchases at each winery.

You’ll also receive samples of locally sourced artisan foods, including bread, cheeses, olives, and Italian finger sandwiches. Finally, you’ll make a stop at a farmers market to check out some freshly baked pies, local produce, and other treats. The tour concludes with your guide dropping you off back in Manhattan. It’s a perfect boozy afternoon.

4. NYC: The Original Cupcake Tour of Greenwich Village

Of all the tours NYC has to offer, this mich be the sweetest. This 2-hour cupcake tour of Greenwich Village takes you through the neighborhood’s best artisanal bakeries.

This New York food tour will show you why trendy cupcake shops have opened up all over the city. Their cupcakes taste amazing! Sample a variety of cupcakes, and even build your own customized cupcake! Traveling in small groups for a more private tour experience, you’ll enjoy 7 tastings at local favorite venues, such as Baked by Melissa. Magnolia Bakery, and Roccos, before creating your own cupcake at Molly's Cupcakes. While strictly a cupcake tour, they sneak in the amazing gelato experiences at Amorino in Greenwich Village. Here, you can sample some of the 22 different flavors of gelato.

5. Food Tour of Greenwich Village

This wheelchair-accessible food tour of Greenwich Village takes you through some of the best food New York City has to offer.

Experience the sights, smells, and tastes of one of Manhattan’s hottest neighborhoods, Greenwich Village. Greenwich Village has been influenced by Dutch and English colonial periods, Beat Poets, and the avant-garde.

On this tour, an experienced guide will take you into great jazz clubs, guide you through the delicacies of the finest chocolatiers, and take you through independent bohemian-style bookshops, and more. In the 2 hours, you’ll visit some of Greenwich Village’s hottest shops, and take in all the sights of this historic NYC village.

6. New York City Food Tour

This 3-hour small-group New York City food tour also takes you through some of the best food in New York City’s Village neighborhood.

Your experienced local New York guides will lead you on a three-hour gastronomical tour of NY city's most iconic foods, with the backdrop of one of New York's most picturesque neighborhoods, the Village. As you sample your way through this vibrant neighborhood, you’ll discover how the ever-changing cultural population has influenced both the city and its foods.

Sample a classic New York hot dog, taste spaghetti and meatballs, delight in New York’s Reuben delight, and enjoy a thin-crust pizza with, tangy sauce and fresh cheese. Don't forget to save some room for the Secret Bite, which is only revealed on the day of the tour. Then cap it all off with a tasty little cupcake waiting for you at the end of the tour.

While you experience all the top local cuisine your guide will feed your mind with fascinating tidbits about the secret history of the Village.

7. New York City Mafia Tour and Food Tastings With Local Guide

Looking for a unique food tour? Check out the New York City Mafia Tour and Food Tastings.

This 3-hour walking tour will give you the insider's perspective on the infamous Mafia crime families of New York City. This walking tour includes two fabulous sit-down tastings. You’ll also walk through the fascinating gangland area of New York’s East Village and Little Italy. Hear the stories of the violent and elusive Mafia underworld that inspired countless books and movies. On this tour, you immerse yourself in the history, places, and unbelievable real-life events told by a retired Detective and former associate of the Mafia.

Learn about the Mafia’s origins in the early twentieth century and later factional wars. Hear about ‘Lucky’ Luciano and fellow Mafia bosses’ formation of the ‘Commission’ of the five New York crime families. Learn about the ‘Cosa Nostra’ birth in a discreet back room – where you’ll eat your first course.

Learn all about the most infamous gangsters and their crimes at the very places where they lived, worked, partied, were murdered, or eventually arrested. Hear about hitmen like Umberto Valenti ‘the Ghost’, Vinnie ‘the Chin’, Crazy Joe Gallo, and John Gotti, known as the ‘Teflon Don’. Hear about Mafia turncoat: Sammy “The Bull”, whose confession finally landed Gotti in jail. You’ll learn about the spying, the escapes, the hitmen, drug running, criminality, double-crossing, and all the hot drama of this riveting world of gangsters, while also indulging in the best Italian food at some of Little Italy’s top restaurants.

Vegetarian options are available.

8. New York City: Underground Donut Tour

Want to indulge your sweet tooth? Why not try New York City’s wheelchair-accessible underground donut tour? Taste the best donuts in town on this 2-hour tour.

Experience one of the best Manhattan food tours with this donut tour of the Big Apple. Discover what cops have known for years, donuts rock! Your guide will take you on an incredible tour, allowing you to taste a curated sample of the best donuts in all of New York. Some of the stops on this downtown tour include Doughnut Plant, Donut Pub, and Doughnut Project. Delight in donut styles like glazed, cream-filled, jelly, and more. You’ll enjoy a walk through historic parts of the city while sampling these delicious treats.

9. New York City: Lower East Side Food Tour

One of my favorite neighborhoods in New York, The Lower East Side is a must-visit spot. And there’s no better way to experience it than with a Lower East Side Food Tour. This food tour allows you to sample one of the biggest varieties of foods on my tour list.

Explore this once immigrant and working-class neighborhood rich in ethnic diversity and culture. Learn the history of the area’s tenement buildings once occupied by the city’s poor. Hear about the neighborhood’s history as a center of Jewish culture. View historic synagogues then "nosh" on delicacies from the best delis and bakeries in the city. This 3-hour tour of the Lower East Side offers you a wide variety of foods from New York's premier shops, ethnic eateries, and "mom-and-pop" style restaurants. Samplings included are: (subject to change):

Yonah Schimmel’s Knish Bakery - (Est. 1910) •
Russ & Daughter’s - NYC’s premier appetizing shop (Est. 1914)
Katz’s Delicatessen - The best delicatessen in New York (Est. 1888)
Kossar's Bialys - The oldest bialy bakery in the United States (Est. 1936)
The Pickle Guys - Pickles made the old-fashioned way. Try a new, half-sour, or full-sour pickle. (Est. 2002)
Doughnut Plant - Unique flavors and a mouthwatering family recipe (Est. 1994)
North Dumpling - Authentic handmade northern Chinese dumplings
Economy Candy - Stocking all types of candy, nuts & dried fruit from floor to ceiling. (Est. 1937)

Hear all about these amazing institutions’ history, traditions, and innovations and taste what has made these eateries so prized among locals.

Food substitutions are available, please let them know at the time of booking if you have any dietary restrictions or allergies.

10. New York City: Flatiron Food History, and Architecture Tour

Explore some of New York City’s best and most unique restaurants on this 3-hour wheelchair-accessible Food and Architecture tour of New York City’s Flatiron District.

Eat your way through New York’s historic Flatiron District on this food, history, and architecture tour. The tour provides you with enough food for lunch while your guide regales you with some exciting storytelling throughout. Start at New York’s Eataly complex, Mario Batali’s epic artisanal Italian food emporium. Here you enjoy a slice of Roman-style pizza before exploring the market and hearing about the building’s exciting history. Next, you’ll head to Madison Square Park where you’ll stop to take photos of the iconic Flatiron Building as your guide explains its history.

Enjoy a modern twist on the New York classic Reuben sandwich at Zucker's Bagels. Then take a stroll to Honeybrains where you’ll learn about the new wave of "brain food". Next, wander through Union Square where you’ll learn about the work of the Lower Eastside Ecology Center at the Greenmarket. Finish your tour at Bread’s Bakery, where you enjoy award-winning pastries at this local favorite.

Please notify the tour company of any dietary restrictions or allergies at the time of booking.

11. Neighborhood Eats: Brownstone Brooklyn Food Tour

Looking for a day trip in Brooklyn? You’ll discover some of Brooklyn’s best foods on this 3-hour Brooklyn Brownstone Food Tour. Tour Brooklyn and stroll around the brownstone buildings of on a neighborhood food tour.

One of the best Brooklyn food tours, this tour allows you to discover the delicious mom-and-pop shops and restaurants of New York. This Brooklyn, New York tour is focused on Smith and Court Streets and the surrounding neighborhoods. The tour uncovers a delicious mix of locally-owned, artisanal food stores. You will visit both old-school haunts and new culinary entrepreneurs to experience both traditional flavors and daring dishes. Pop into Italian and Middle Eastern shops and explore the growing scene of cafés and restaurants specializing in New American cuisine.

Your guide will teach you about the neighborhood's rich history and changing character as you sample artisan cheeses, bread, and Italian pastries. You’ll also meet coffee roasters, discover a modern soda fountain, and visit the oldest Middle Eastern bakery in New York City.

You’ll end your tour at of the cutest businesses in the neighborhood, a place with the latest ice cream flavors. See this gorgeous restored soda fountain and experience a mix of old and new worlds coming together.

12. Brooklyn Heights & DUMBO Food Tour

Looking for more Brooklyn NY tours? View iconic Brooklyn landmarks as you sample culinary delights on the Brooklyn Heights & DUMBO Food Tour. Prepare to indulge your taste buds on a culinary tour of Brooklyn, New York's most vibrant borough. Your adventure begins in picturesque Brooklyn Heights, where you’ll take a stroll through the southern end of the neighborhood and discover the best of Brooklyn New York food.

Then you’ll make your way up to the Brooklyn Bridge for stunning views of Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the Hudson River. Be sure to bring your camera. Next up, visit the Time Out Market, a collection of delicious restaurants and food establishments.

Following that, you’ll visit the DUMBO Archway, located under the Manhattan Bridge. This plaza has become a popular gathering spot for the community, hosting a variety of public art, festivals, and other events year-round. You'll be able to marvel at the impressive views of the bridge before continuing your journey. Your guide will share the rich history and culture of DUMBO as you enjoy the high-quality food scene. You'll also learn about the stories behind local businesses and how they have contributed to the culture of this area.

This food tour of Brooklyn accommodates Vegetarian diets. Please let the tour company know your dietary restrictions at the time of booking.

13. New York: Midtown Manhattan Street Food Walking Tour

Spend some time experiencing the diverse flavors of New York City’s food carts on this 2-hour wheelchair-accessible walking tour of Midtown Manhattan’s Food Scene.

Step into an exciting world of diverse foods and food heroes, while you listen to stories about the past, present, and future of this exciting food culture. You’ll enjoy 5 generous tastings of gourmet dishes during your tour. The tour starts in Bryant Park. From there, you’ll head out to discover the city beyond its famous hot dog and pretzel stands. Marvel as you meet the people who manage to cram a full kitchen into an improbably small cart. Listen to stories told by the owners, from struggling immigrants to culinary school drop-outs and even former 4-star restaurant chefs.

During your tour, you’ll learn the history of the industry and the challenges of running a demanding, food cart business. You’ll taste delicious dishes crafted at these impressive curbside kitchens. The menu is ever-changing to represent the variety of options available, but tastings may include (subject to change) falafel and vegetables, halal chicken and rice, Mexican tacos, Greek souvlaki, Bengali kati rolls, and Belgian waffles with toppings.

Most dietary restrictions can be accommodated with advanced notice.

14. NYC: Guided Food Tour of the West Village

Enjoy the tantalizing flavors on this 3-hour Guided Food Tour of the West Village.

The sidewalks of New York offer a fantastic array of New York food options in the cultural hotspot of the West Village. Food samplings include: (subject to change)

Sweet Revenge – Unique cupcake & drink pairings in a cozy neighborhood setting (Est. 2008)
Mamoun’s Falafel – The oldest falafel restaurant in the city (Est. 1971)
Faicco's Italian Specialties – Mom-and-Pop shop owned and operated by a fourth generation of the Faicco family (Est. 1900)
Hudson Bagels – Authentic New York bagels; always boiled before baked (Est. 1997)
Artichoke Pizza – Serious pizza aficionados (Est. 2008)
Molly's Cupcakes – Finalist on the Food Network's Cupcake Wars, named after the owner's third-grade teacher (Est. 2011)

You’ll hear the stories behind some of the greatest food establishments in the city. You will discover these amazing histories while tasting what has made these eateries so well-known and loved.

Dietary restrictions can be accommodated with advanced notice at the time of booking.

15. New York City: Half-Day Pizza Tasting Bus Tour

Enjoy this 4.5-hour tour detailing the history of pizza on this Half Day Pizza Tasting Bus Tour. Climb aboard the big yellow pizza bus for a tour of New York's top pizzerias. The tour even includes pizzerias located in the outer boroughs, so you’ll get a good cross-section of the city’s pizza diversity and see more of New York.

This tour is led by tour founder Scott Wiener. Scott's love of pizza has been featured on the Live with Kelly and Ryan, The Tonight Show, Food Network, The New York Times, and Wall Street Journal, and he's the host of Thrillist's "Really Dough" series. The tour stops are ever-evolving and changing, making each tour a truly unique experience, but each tour stops at some of the most significant pizzerias on the planet. Every trip starts and ends in Manhattan, but you’ll also spend some quality time in the outer boroughs of Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, or the Bronx.

Wherever you end up, you’ll eat phenomenal slices at 4 different venues all while discussing the ins and outs of pizza culture.

16. NYC: Luxury Multi-Course Food Tour in East Village

Looking for a more upscale experience? Enjoy NYC’s hottest restaurant scene with this Luxury Multicourse Food Tasting Tour in the East Village.

The East Village is a foodie's dream destination and a cultural hotspot. On this food tour experience, you’ll discover the best dishes the East Village has to offer with a complete, multi-course progressive meal and optional beverage pairings.

You’ll hear the stories of local chefs and restaurateurs as you delight in fried sweet potato pierogis, an off-menu house-made basque chorizo hot dog, classic NY-style cheesecake, and more. You’ll enjoy some small plates with huge flavors.

The meeting point varies but is always within a 3-block walk from Tompkins Square Park in the East Village. On the tour, you’ll enjoy 2 appetizers, and an entree, and dessert from different restaurants with local neighborhood stops and landmarks sprinkled in.

This tour is not suitable for wheelchair users.

17. New York City: Day Trip to Hudson Valley Wine Country

What is a food tour without wine? Enjoy wines from 2 of New York State’s most famous wineries with this 9-hour Day Trip to Hudson Valley Wine Country.

Taste and learn about wines on a day trip from New York with an expert sommelier guide. After departing Manhattan, you’ll drive towards the Hudson Valley where you’ll spend at least 1.5 hours at each winery, and enjoy a private tasting session at each venue. Meet the award-winning winemakers, walk through their vineyards, and learn all about the process of winemaking. As part of your tour, you'll also get exclusive discounts on wine purchases at the wineries.

During the tour, sample locally sourced artisanal foods, including cheeses, olives, bread, and Italian finger sandwiches. You’ll also make a third stop at a farmer's market to check out freshly baked pies, local produce, and other treats available for purchase. At the end of the tour, you'll be dropped off back in Manhattan delightfully buzzed.

18. NYC: Food Tasting and Washington Square Park Walking Tour

Stroll around the Washington Square Park area sampling pizza, falafel, desserts, and more on this 2-hour Food Tasting and Washington Square Park Walking Tour. Sample mini cupcakes, a cheesy slice of pizza, a hot falafel ball, and many iconic foods on this fully guided walking tour of Greenwich Village and New York City’s fun foods.

Learn about the history and the landmarks of the Village and make sure you bring an appetite. Afterward, visit the famous Washington Square Park, in Lower Manhattan, New York City. One of New York City's most well-known public parks, it's an icon, a meeting place, and a center for cultural activity. Plus, you can still find people selling looseys. Some things never change. But I digress…

The park is an open space, dominated by the Washington Square Arch at the northern gateway. Enjoy the music and entertainment around the Washington Square fountain area which has become one of the most popular spots for New Yorkers and tourists alike. You'll also visit the famous McDougall and Bleecker Streets where you can always find an open pub.

19. NYC: Guided Walking Tour of Brooklyn’s Donut Scene

This wheelchair-accessible Brooklyn New York tour takes you on a Tour of Brooklyn’s Donut Scene. This Brooklyn walking tour allows you to discover Brooklyn New York’s famous donut scene while tasting a curated sampling of donuts from this super fashionable borough. Follow your guide to donut venues like Doughnut Plant and Peter Pan. You’ll also swing by two more secret locations on the tour. The tour goes through Brooklyn’s Williamsburg and Greenpoint neighborhoods for a sampling of delicious treats and hot coffee.

You’ll meet other like-minded donut enthusiasts while enjoying a walk through historic parts of the city.

20. New York City: Guided Bagel Tour with Bagel Tastings

What’s more iconic than a New York City bagel? Experience why this city is famous for this doughy treat on a wheelchair-accessible Guided Bagel Tour With Bagel Tastings. Join your bagel ambassador and embark on a journey through the busy streets of New York City on a guided tour centered around the iconic and delicious bagel. Get the inside scoop on this popular food and taste a variety of bagels complete with toppings.

Visit 3 of the top Big Apple bagel shops and eat the best bagels with delicious spreads. Learn how bagels are made and discover how they became New York's quintessential food.

Don’t worry about loading up, each bagel will be cut into quarters, so you can sample a variety throughout the tour. Try bagels topped with cream cheese and savor a classic sandwich like bacon, egg, and cheese, or a delicious fully loaded lox.

21. New York City: Hell’s Kitchen Food & Central Park Combo Tour

Get some great food and explore Hell’s Kitchen and Central Park on this 4-hour Hell’s Kitchen and Central Park Combo Food Tour.

Once upon a time, Hell’s Kitchen was home to poor, working-class Irish immigrants. The neighborhood became the site of skirmishes between Irish and German immigrant gangs. A later wave of Puerto Rican immigrants arrived in the 1950s and led to additional ethnic tensions, inspiring the famed Broadway musical, West Side Story.

Today Hell's Kitchen has become a vibrant area that boasts some of the most expensive properties in the city, as you’ll experience on this 4-hour guided tour. On the Hell’s Kitchen Food Tour, you’ll visit some of the best restaurants in midtown Manhattan and taste some of the best foods in New York. Try a variety of ethnic cuisine, from Japanese Barbecue to custom-made cookies, and don't forget the khinkali (Georgian dumplings)!

Next on the tour, you’ll get to walk off all that delectable food in gorgeous Central Park. Let your professional guide navigate you through this immense natural and architectural wonderland, while you hear all about this spectacular 843-acre refuge.

Food allergies can be accommodated if you notify the tour guide at the time of booking.

22. NYC: Traditional Immigrant Foods Guided Walking Tour

If you’re looking for the most bang for your buck, check out this amazing tour. You’ll travel through the Lower East Side, Chinatown, and Little Italy on this 3-hour Traditional Immigrant Foods Guided Walking Tour. Take a walk in the footsteps of New York City's immigrant population. Join your guide and set out on a walking tour to learn about the rich cultural diversity and history of this city through food.

Explore the tenements of the Lower East Side, the bustling streets of Chinatown, and the iconic heart of Little Italy. In each neighborhood, you’ll get the chance to sample signature dishes. The streets of the Lower East Side tell the tales of Eastern Europeans, Germans, Russians, and Puerto Ricans who came to America in search of opportunity. They brought with them their recipes from the "old world", and you can still taste these delicious old-world foods today.

From the area’s historic synagogues to colorful street art and trendy food markets, your expert guide will tell stories and provide insight into how these foods are made and what they mean to the cultures they represent.

Learn about the local architecture and parks, and listen as your knowledgeable guide takes you through the history of the neighborhood and the ethnic groups that influenced the area and its foods.

Enjoy tastings at some of the city's top establishments, including Economy Candy, North Dumplings, Yonah Schimmel's Knish Bakery, Nolita Pizza, and more.

23. NYC: The New York Sandwich Guided Walking Tour

Taste the best in New York sandwiches on this 2-hour wheelchair-accessible New York Sandwich Guided Walking Tour. Join your fellow sandwich lovers on this fun and delicious food tour as you feast on the most amazing sandwiches in New York City.

Together with the 'Sandwich Squad', you will visit foodie destinations that only New York locals know about as you debate the question "What is a sandwich?", do hotdogs and tacos count? You’ll also hear stories about the history of the sandwich, and the people who make them. In addition to great eats, you’ll explore the great streets complete with stories about street art and the history of New York.

Allergies and dietary restrictions can be accommodated if mentioned at the time of booking.

24. North Brooklyn Pizza Tour

Enjoy some of the best food in Brooklyn on this 2.5-hour wheelchair-accessible North Brooklyn Pizza Tour.

See New York by walking its streets, and taste New York by eating its pizza. The Brooklyn tour takes you on a crosstown pizza walk exploring some of the city’s best pizza joints. When the Williamsburg Bridge opened in 1903, Southern Italian immigrants fled the cramped spaces of Manhattan's Little Italy for the open spaces of Williamsburg, Brooklyn and they brought their pizza with them.

This tour concentrates on beautiful Williamsburg which today boasts a mix of trendy hipsters and old-school establishments. Every pizza walking tour takes you through the history, science, culture, and taste of pizza from all angles — not just New York style. Your guide will take cues from your group and route the tour to pizzerias that will satisfy your curiosity and answer all your pressing pizza queries. The tour is different each time, but exceptional every time. You'll visit pizzerias heralded by Zagat's, AOL City Guide, Time Out New York, the Food Network, and local New Yorkers alike as the city's best.

25. New York City Chinatown Little Italy Food Tour

This 2-hour food tour takes you through the vibrant neighborhoods of Chinatown and Little Italy. Start in Chinatown with some authentic Hong Kong-style sponge cakes. Experience dim sum, traditional Chinese dumplings, in the heart of Chinatown. Taste cannoli from Ferrara's, a 130-year-old bakery in Little Italy. Hear the neighborhood histories and the mafia lore of Mulberry Street. Then grab a slice of delicious New York pizza.

The food included on the tour is more than enough for lunch.

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