NYC: The Story Of Lower East Side’s Food Culture

Meeting Point

In front of the African Burial Ground National Monument (see map for directions)

Duration

3 hours (approx.)

Language Offered In

English

Explore the vibrant food culture of NYC’s Lower East Side, where diverse flavors and rich culinary history come alive.

Address

7, Elk Street, New York, New York, 10007

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Getting There

From NYC, head toward Broadway on Chambers St. Go for 0.1 mi.

Turn left onto Elk St. Go for 226 ft.

Address

7, Elk Street, New York, New York, 10007

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NYC: The Story Of Lower East Side’s Food Culture

Go on a fun trip to the Lower East Side and enjoy the delicious food that makes New York City special. Our food tour is not just about eating, but also about getting to know the historic parts of town.

Follow the steps of immigrants who brought their culinary traditions from around the world. Enjoy steaming hot dumplings, a slice of New York-style pizza, and flaky pastries from century-old bakeries. Each bite tells a story about how the Lower East Side has survived and how strong it is.

Our knowledgeable guides will take you to busy markets and hidden places, telling you about the food. You’ll learn how these different influences have shaped modern American cuisine and why the Lower East Side is still a trendsetting culinary hub.

Join us as we turn back the pages of history. Book a tour today and enjoy the Lower East Side’s diversity!

  • Taste Diversity: Savor the rich, cultural flavors of the Lower East Side.
  • Historic Eats: Discover NYC’s culinary evolution in the Lower East Side.
  • Tradition: Explore deep-rooted food traditions of the vibrant Lower East Side.
  • Food Journey: Enjoy a gourmet adventure through NYC’s historic Lower East Side.
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Sample 4 historic dishes on 4 Food stops (dish samples such as dumplings, pizza, knish, empanada)
  • Stroll in the Lower East Side, Chinatown, and Little Italy on 3 hours food walking tour
  • Learn about the importance of immigration to the city
  • See 100-year old bakery, churches, and historic New York sites
  • Friendly Local, English-speaking food lover guide
  • Get tips on what else to see, do and eat during your stay.