New York Three Neighborhood Food Tour
New York, New York
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Trip Type: Food Tours
Duration: 2 hours
This 2-hour food tour explores the food and history of three famous New York City neighborhoods: SoHo, Little Italy and Chinatown. This tour offers a full dinner or lunch in 4 delicious, authentic New York shops and restaurants.
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This 2-hour food tour explores the food and history of three famous New York City neighborhoods: SoHo, Little Italy and Chinatown. This tour offers a full dinner or lunch in 4 delicious, authentic New York shops and restaurants.
This 2-hour tour offers a full dinner in 4 delicious, authentic New York shops and restaurants. First we’ll have thin-crust pizza with fresh tomato sauce, then we’ll enter Little Italy for the oldest cheese shop in America, for soppresata, an Italian salami and cheese.
Then we cross the street and have a cannoli at Ferrara’s. We’ll continue to walk down Mulberry street, the heart of Little Italy, a busy culinary destination for outdoor cafes. Crossing Canal Street, we enter into Chinatown, the second largest Chinese neighborhood in the country. Our journey will be rewarded with great pork dumplings. Vegan option available.
We will visit a historic cast-iron building in SoHo, dating back to 1872. This building was built to house sweat shops employing immigrant workers earning pennies an hour, and is now home to one of the greatest shopping districts in New York City. We’ll see the Church of the Most Precious Blood, which holds the statue of the Patron Saint of Rome, San Genaro, named for the feast held once a year in September.
All foods are included in the SoHo/Little Italy/Chinatown Dinner Tour, but beverages are additional.
Then we cross the street and have a cannoli at Ferrara’s. We’ll continue to walk down Mulberry street, the heart of Little Italy, a busy culinary destination for outdoor cafes. Crossing Canal Street, we enter into Chinatown, the second largest Chinese neighborhood in the country. Our journey will be rewarded with great pork dumplings. Vegan option available.
We will visit a historic cast-iron building in SoHo, dating back to 1872. This building was built to house sweat shops employing immigrant workers earning pennies an hour, and is now home to one of the greatest shopping districts in New York City. We’ll see the Church of the Most Precious Blood, which holds the statue of the Patron Saint of Rome, San Genaro, named for the feast held once a year in September.
All foods are included in the SoHo/Little Italy/Chinatown Dinner Tour, but beverages are additional.
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