Authentic Greenwich Village Food Tour and Tastings

Experience the flavors of this classic New York neighborhood with a Greenwich Village Food Tour! Learn more about the most historic areas of Manhattan-Greenwich Village where the best food spots are located. This tour across Greenwich allows tasting the local food-including vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free options.

While enjoying the best food in Manhattan, the tour will show some cobblestone streets and historical highlights of NYC. The small group tour ensures the personalized experience and attention from the guide. Come hungry and enjoy the food and local culture of Greenwich Village and Manhattan.

Highlights

• Stop at three great eateries, a gelato shop, and a bar, all in one affordable dine-around.
• Stroll the streets of Greenwich Village, one of New York’s most iconic neighborhoods, and get an intro to its history.
• Enjoy a slice of pizza from one of the most beloved pizzerias in NYC.
• Linger over small plates perfectly paired with wine by in-house sommeliers.
• Sit down for two courses of expertly-made Italian food in one of the Village’s most beloved Italian restaurants.
• Grab a drink at the Cornelia Street Cafe and stay on for a live show.

Authentic Greenwich Village Food Tour, Tastings

New York City is one of the culinary capitals of the world but there are so many restaurants it’s hard to know where to go and what’s going to be good. Our Greenwich Village Dine Around solves this problem by taking you on a restaurant crawl through some of the best restaurants in the city’s premier foodie neighborhood. Eat, drink and be merry with an expert guide and a small group of 15 people or fewer in some of the most beloved restaurants and eateries in the Village. We’ll take care of the restaurants and logistics so all you have to bring is an appetite.

Your tour starts in the heart of the village, just a few feet from the beloved Stonewall Monument, for an introduction to this historic neighborhood and the various groups of people – from poor Italian immigrants to NYC’s burgeoning gay community – that have called it home. No matter who they are or where they come from, everyone in the village agrees that the best slice of pizza in town comes from nearby John’s Pizza, where you’ll get your first meal of the evening, an iconic cheese slice, and learn why New Yorkers value pizza over perhaps any other fast food.

Taking a short stroll down the street, we’ll pop into one of our favorite neighborhood restaurants for a selection of seasonal appetizers paired with a delicious wine chosen by the in-house sommelier. Next, we’ll sit down for more substantial fare at Michael Greco’s Cantina Giulietta. Tapping into the deep Italian heritage of the neighborhood, you’ll enjoy two different courses: fresh pasta (made in-house) and handmade meatballs that are as good as anything you’ll find in Italy. They will be paired with another perfect wine, this one straight from the pages of Wine Spectator. Between courses, you’ll also enjoy a guided tasting of olive oils.

No meal is complete without something sweet, so we stop into Pop Bar – the Village’s most popular gelato shop. Forget the cup and cone: this is authentic gelato on a stick, with all types of creative flavors to suit anyone’s tastes. Go with an old favorite like coffee or branch out with green tea, pumpkin pie, or vanilla salted caramel. There are also plenty of sorbet options if you’re trying to avoid dairy.

As you enjoy your ice cream, we’ll stroll over to the final stop of a night, a little surprise called the Cornelia Street Cafe. This restaurant and performance venue, which was designated a “culinary as well as cultural landmark” by the mayor’s office, has been hosting the best poets, artists, and musicians in the Village since 1977. We’ll grab a drink at the bar and then give you the option of staying on to enjoy a live show (not included in the ticket price) or heading out to enjoy NYC nightlife with recommendations from your guide.

Authentic Greenwich Village Food Tour and Tastings.

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Last Updated on March 9, 2022 by Tours Editor @ gotravelyourself.com