New York City Food Tour

Photo Credit: Viator What is NoMad? NoMad, which stands for North of Madison Square Park, is one of Manhattan’s most popular neighborhoods. Once a sleepy district known for its garment factories, NoMad has undergone a major transformation in recent years, becoming a vibrant hub for trendy restaurants, bars, and shops. You might’ve heard NoMad and…

Everything Bagel from Angels Cafe in Brooklyn, NY – A beloved stop on Like a Local’s Williamsburg Food Tour New York City isn’t just about skyscrapers and Broadway shows; it’s a city that knows its bagels. If you’ve ever sunk your teeth into a chewy, perfectly textured New York bagel, you know there’s something magical…

New York City, renowned for its iconic skyline and bustling Times Square, holds much more beneath its surface. Beyond the tourist hotspots lies a treasure trove of hidden gems waiting to be explored. If you’re ready to experience NYC like a local, venture into neighborhoods like Harlem, Astoria, and Red Hook. Discover secret eateries, vibrant…

New York City isn’t just a place to visit; it’s a place to taste. This sprawling metropolis isn’t just about skyscrapers and yellow cabs – it’s about the symphony of flavors that waft from street corners, hole-in-the-wall delis, and Michelin-starred restaurants. If you’re ready to ditch the tourist traps and eat like a true New…

Enjoy exclusive entry to the Museum of Food & Drink (MOFAD) in the heart of DUMBO post-tour. Dive mouth first into the science of taste at this experiential museum! We are thrilled to announce our new social impact partner and our partnership with the Museum of Food and Drink (MOFAD) on our Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn…

We’re excited to introduce a heartfelt addition to our Chelsea & West Village Dessert Tour, inspired directly by the love and tradition of Mexico City. Mijo, a tribute to the comfort foods that fill hearts with warmth and tummy with vibrant flavors. But the story of Mijo doesn’t stop at just offering mouthwatering meals. Fany…

At Like a Local Tours, we’re thrilled to unveil an exciting addition to our Chelsea Market & High Line Tour: Local Roots’ tantalizing Arnold Palmer Yuzu Lemonade Boba Tea. This delightful concoction blends the timeless flavors of Arnold Palmer with a zesty twist of Yuzu Lemonade, topped with tapioca pearls for an extra burst of…

In the heart of New York City, where history and modernity blend seamlessly, lies a culinary haven: the Flatiron District and Union Square. The Flatiron Food Tour offers an exceptional journey, combining rich history, stunning architecture, and a culinary adventure. Stepping into Architecture and History: Flatiron and Union Square To truly appreciate the beauty of…

To truly feel the essence of New York City, it is important to experience a culinary adventure through its diverse communities.  Within downtown’s bustling streets lie three neighborhoods with incredible stories to share: the Lower East Side, Chinatown and Little Italy. Steeped in history and filled with culinary treasures, these neighborhoods still retain the imprint…

Exploring James Beard curated Culinary Diversity at Pier 57’s Market 57 New York City, our bustling metropolis renowned for her vibrant culinary landscape, hosts a multitude of gastronomic experiences that captivate both locals and visitors. Among these, the new Market 57 at Pier 57 stands as a beacon of diversity, creativity, and opportunity. Nestled within…

There’s no place quite like New York City, and right within its concrete heart is Hell’s Kitchen – a neighborhood steeped in rich history and culinary excellence. But what truly makes Hell’s Kitchen stand out? Its ability to surprise you with a medley of delectable desserts, paired with stories that are equally rich and enticing….

We’ve been buzzing with excitement, and the moment is finally here: the update to our much-loved Chelsea Market & West Village Dessert Tour. Are you ready to dive even deeper into the delectable world of New York City desserts? We’ve added yummy, mouth-watering stops and taken a twist on our route, ensuring an experience like…

In the bustling heart of New York City, there’s a not-so-hidden gem that combines the best of culinary delights and architectural wonders – Chelsea Market and the High Line. When it comes to planning a company outing, the options are endless, but few experiences rival the unique blend of gastronomy and history offered by this…

We are so excited that our Immigrant New York Food Tour now starts at Essex Market! And within the market, we visit delicious Mille Nonne! Mille Nonne at Essex Market is a culinary gem that offers a taste of authentic Italian cuisine in the heart of New York City. With its commitment to preserving the…

Honeybrains was founded by two brothers, Dr. Alon Seifan, a neurologist, and his brother, Tomer Seifan, who has a background in hospitality. The idea behind Honeybrains is to create a restaurant that serves food that not only tastes great but also has health benefits. The menu is designed to provide customers with nutritious and delicious…

Our Chelsea Market Food Tour already features a dynamic mix of food but we are extremely excited to welcome Eat Offbeat Cafe! They specialize in authentic ethnic cuisine prepared by refugees who have resettled in the United States. The cafe’s menu features dishes from countries such as Syria, Iraq, Iran, Eritrea, Nepal, Venezuela and more….

As if our Chelsea Market, High Line & Hudson Yards food and history tour could get any better, we are thrilled to announce that Bronx Brewery Hudson Yards is offering our tour guests a free 5 oz pour of beer or their non alcoholic seltzer, after the tour! GET TICKETS. For the perfect (and refreshing!)…

On December 5, Grub Street / New York Magazine published a great article as part of their annual Reasons to Love New York issue, titled The Best Pizza in the World Can Be Found in One Square Mile of Williamsburg.   “The best pizza neighborhood in New York is actually Williamsburg, where excellent pizzerias are…

We are excited to announce the launch of our first Harlem based Social Impact Tour. This social impact experience will allow travelers and companies to connect with local organizations that do good in Harlem. On this tour guests are able to support hyper-local, community-based organizations and learn about the movements and people behind them, while…

We are honored that Like A Local Tours has been awarded in the 2022 North, South & Central Americas Travel Awards program from Travel & Hospitality Awards. “While this year has been the toughest the travel industry has ever faced, we endeavour to recognise those who deserve praise and to promote the hard work of…

We are honored to have been able to host Graham Erbacher, writer for Travel + Luxury: The Weekend Australian on our Williamsburg Bites: A Brooklyn Foodie Adventure Food Tour while he was visiting NYC this summer. Graham was a pleasure to have on tour and had some wonderful things to say about his time in…

Williamsburg is a neighborhood of 200,000 inhabitants. A mecca for young creatives for over two decades. Interestingly, the hip Williamsburg scene plays out against a backdrop of old industrial buildings and a long-standing residential community of Hasidism. Williamsburg used to be populated primarily by artists and immigrants, but is now mostly gentrified with spillover from Manhattan. It remains an influential hub for fashion, music, art, food and nightlife. During its earliest days, Williamsburg was known as Bushwick or Bushwick Shore. Local farmers would gather near what is present day Grand Street to market their produce. Eventually a developer named Jonathan Williams acquired land along what is now Metropolitan Avenue, and in 1802 renamed that area Williamsburgh in honor of himself.   During the last twenty years, Williamsburg has become home to a new set of “immigrants.” First, artists moved in…

Autumn in New York City is a sight to behold. As the leaves turn their brilliant colors, the city transforms into a cultural cacophony of sights, smells and sounds. You’ll find everything from breathtaking walks through Central Park to intimate dinners with friends at some of New York’s best restaurants. Below are our favorite ways…

Our guides at Like A Local Tours are more than just walking encyclopedias. They are part entertainer, part concierge, part stand-up comic, part friend, and whatever else you might need on tour!  Our tour guides bring destinations to life through the art of storytelling and leave lasting impressions with top-notch customer service. We asked a few of our guides some of the biggest questions they are asked on tour. We love how unique each of their answers are! Part of what sets our guides apart here at Like A Local is their individual personality and their own perspectives they bring to the tours they give. Take a chance to get to know a bit more about some of the shining faces you’ll see while out on tour!

Immigrant New York Food Tour: Lower East Side New Time Available! With so many different foods, cultures and neighborhoods in New York City, it can be hard to know where to start. That’s why we created the New Immigrant New York Food Tour! You’ll get to sample the best food that immigrants brought here over…

Did you know that Brooklyn is the 4th largest city in the US (if you separate it from New York City)? The borough has experienced an explosion of popularity in the last 10 years and is now on most tourists’ must do list when they come to New York City. Let us help you see…

With warmer weather on it’s way, now is a great time to book a spot on our fantastic Flatiron Food, Architecture, and History Tour! This tour isn’t just for out-of-towners, with our expanded food stops it’s sure to help locals find new favorites too. Check out this review we recently received: “Really great tour! I…

March is Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day is March 8. We are proud to present a series of articles about some serious NYC and Brooklyn boss babes both past and present! Enjoy! Who runs the world? GIRLS! Who runs Russ and Daughters? ALSO GIRLS! We love the story of this traditional bagel and…

The story of immigration and migration in the United States is one that can be told through the history of New York City. Our Lower East Side Food Tour tells all and fills your tummy all while meeting the people that make NYC what it is! Most immigrants who came to New York City in…