ITALIAN FOOD TOUR OF NEW YORK

Abundant in both taste and history, this is one of the best sidewalk food tours of New York. During this two-hour trip around the charming cobbled streets, you’ll get to experience the very best of both whilst developing a newfound appreciation for the vibrant spirit and food culture of Little Italy! Our experienced, local guide will tell you the tales of historical Italian landmarks, including what made the 20th Century such an important era for this area. With our NYC Italian food tour, you’ll get the truly authentic experience of Little Italy whilst tickling your taste buds at restaurants, pizzerias, and bakeries that have been serving up delicious food for over 100 years in this iconic neighborhood! This tour is the best way to sample everything that Little Italy has to offer without breaking the bank. 

Famously, many owners of the restaurants on our Italian food tour NYC are huge personalities and since these stores have been family-run for centuries, the owners are what make Little Italy’s bustling streets so special. They are the face and the personality of the town and if you’re lucky, they’ll even share not only delicious food tastings but also unique tidbits with you! 

Come hungry, we’ve got tons of tasty Italian treats!

IMPORTANT

• Please provide an active contact telephone number to ensure your guide can reach you if necessary.
• This tour visits multiple tasting locations and includes a variety of dishes. For safety reasons, this experience is not suitable for individuals with food allergies or dietary restrictions.

Food tasting at the famous Ferrara Bakery

In the heart of Little Italy, Ferrara Bakery has been delighting New Yorkers since 1892. Step inside this charming bakery and be greeted by the enticing aroma of freshly baked pastries. Indulge in authentic food tastings like cannoli, biscotti, and beautifully crafted cakes. The warm, old-world ambiance, coupled with the bustling streets of Little Italy, makes Ferrara a must-visit for a sweet slice of rich history.

The birthplace of American Pizza, Lombardi’s Pizza

Located in Nolita, Lombardi’s Pizza is the birthplace of American pizza. This authentic pizza house has been serving up coal-fired, thin-crust Italian cuisine since 1905. The cozy interior, with its red-and-white checkered tablecloths and exposed brick walls, offers a nostalgic dining experience and arguably the best slice of pizza that NYC has to offer. Enjoy your slice while soaking in the vibrant energy of this iconic neighborhood, where tradition meets trendy.

A pit stop in Petrosino Square

A food tour of Little Italy in NYC wouldn’t be complete without a pit stop in Petrosino Square. It’s a small but charming park in Nolita, that offers a serene escape amid the city’s hustle and bustle. Named after Lt. Joseph Petrosino, a pioneering Italian-American police officer, the square features beautiful landscaping, modern art installations, and plenty of seating. It’s the perfect spot to relax, people-watch, and take in the local vibrant spirit.

The rich history of Old St. Patrick’s Cathedral

Old St. Patrick’s Cathedral, located in Nolita, is a stunning piece of New York’s rich history dating back to 1815. This majestic church, with its Gothic Revival architecture and serene atmosphere, offers a peaceful retreat from the city’s bustling streets. Explore the beautifully restored interior and the historic catacombs beneath, experiencing a tranquil piece of NYC’s rich heritage.

And much more!

You can start this experience at the following places.

108 Mulberry St, 10013, New York County New York, US