New York City · BROOKLYN PIZZA & FOOD TOURS
Coal-fired, gas-fired, Neapolitan and the square Sicilian nobody warns you about. The 15 below compare how many pizzerias each visits, whether the bus is included and how far you walk between slices.
Compare Brooklyn pizza styles, bridge views, movie sites, Coney Island, and practical tour details on this four-and-a-half-hour bus tour.
“I would highly recommend this tour to anyone,any age who wants to see Brooklyn.Everything about this tour was beyond our expectations, the history & sights are explained in great detail.”
Taste three New York pizza styles, meet pizzeria owners, and explore Greenwich Village history on a lively 2.5-hour walking tour.
“We had so much fun on this tour, and our tour guide, Ted, was very knowledgeable and funny :- We thoroughly enjoyed this tour. All 3 pizza stops were unique, so it was a great experience for us. Pizza slices were large, so we were very full at the end of the tour.”
Relive Home Alone 2 in New York with a private stretch limousine, movie locations, hot pizza, soft drinks, and hotel pickup.
“Great experience, great guide. Perfect day with the family”
Eat bagels, dumplings, tacos, and pizza while exploring Chinatown, the Lower East Side, street art, and local shops with a small NYC group.
“I liked the fact it was a private tour. The guide was excellent and very knowledgeable. The experience was awesome. A lot of walking but it was well worth it to see everything. The food experience was also very good and enjoyed it.”
See New York lit up from Brooklyn Heights and Hamilton Park, with a private bus, skyline photo stops, and a cheese pizza slice.
“Everything about the tour was awesome. We got to know the complete history of what we were seeing around, instead of just looking around. Our guide made it all the more interesting and memorable. I was doubtful when booking this tour, but now i am more than glad that we made the right choice. I would definitely recommend this to anyone”
Ride a yellow school bus beyond Manhattan, taste four New York pizzas, and learn the stories, science, and culture behind every slice.
“Fantastic tour! I would 100% recommend this to absolutely everyone, it's so quirky and different and there is a real authentic feel to the tour. I went alone but felt so comfortable and involved. Scott was absolutely incredible, funny and knowledgeable. I was so full by the end of it and the School bus was a great touch as I'm from London.”
Eat five distinct New York slices in Greenwich Village, hear local food stories, and enjoy a generous small-group lunch for $59.
“Wow wow wow is all I can say! What a fantastic and special experience. We loved learning about the history of Greenwich Village and eating our way through the afternoon. This was my son’s favourite activity of our trip and something we all enjoyed. We made a special memory we will always talk about!”
Taste classic New York bagels, cream cheeses, and sandwiches on a two-hour Midtown walking tour with behind-the-scenes bagel making.
“Classic NY experience is getting bagels, but this tour helped us try various bagel shops and combinations. Two of the stops had long lines, but the guide ordered ahead of time and we got to try different combos of bagels and cream cheese without getting too full. We also learned a lot about the bagel history from our guide Aiden. It was a great fun tour. Come hungry!”
Explore Greenwich Village ghosts, Prohibition-era bars, Aaron Burr’s home, Stonewall Inn, and a Two Boots pizza slice for $45.
“Tom was a great guide for the tour. He brought his experience as a native new yorker to give us a unique perspective on growing up in Greenwich Village. He was entertaining to talk to and had tons of great recommendations on things to do and see while we are visiting.”
See Staten Island, Manhattan, and Brooklyn by ferry, with Statue of Liberty views, 9/11 sites, DUMBO, and pizza-friendly lunch time.
“I enjoyed the tour so much. Michael gave us a great experience! We regret not coming sooner as this is Michael’s last year but it was a pleasure getting to meet him!”
Taste Lower East Side classics, learn Jewish New York history, and walk with a small group on this 2.5-hour bagel tour.
“As a guide, Ben was great -- he had a lovely blend of personal knowledge of the area and well-researched history. The pace of the walk was really good: a combination of indoors and out doors. Thanks to Ben, the Lower East Side came alive for us, with all its cultures and resilience. Highly recommended!”
Start with a New York bagel, then explore Grand Central Terminal’s art, architecture, secret corners, and remarkable past with a local guide.
“Excellent tour. Knowledgeable and engaging. Next time I’m in NY I’ll do one of Ben’s other tours. Can’t wait.”
Make New York bagels from scratch with an award-winning baker, then enjoy fresh bagels, drinks, recipes, and your own boxed creations.
“I enjoyed every minute of it. I learnt a lot and practised with expert bakers. A wonderful experience. Could do it again and again!”
Explore St. George on Staten Island, see the ferry views and local landmarks, then finish with a New York pizza slice for $30.
“You will definitely come way with a greater understanding and appreciation of the island. It's ideal for anyone that enjoys learning new things and history. Janine, our tour guide, is a native New Yorker and has lived on the island for 30+ years. We couldn't recommend her enough. 5 stars”
Make New York bagels by hand, tour a working Midtown shop, learn from baker Sam, and leave with fresh bagels, recipes, and schmears.
“My husband loves to cook and bake so this was perfect. We made enough bagels to take home 12 with us. I had two for breakfast and they were awesome. Sam loves what he does and it shows. The time went by fast. My bagels were delicious. The history of bagels was even very interesting. You get to actually roll and form the bagels, then get to boil them before you coat them in your choice of various seeds or seasoning. Then they get baked. Before you leave with your fresh bagels, Sam and Reva cook up the odd extra bagels to serve us with various spreads and of course…”
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