Explore and Taste: "Free Culinary & History Tour of Greenwich Village on foot"
Meet Jasmin, a seasoned licensed tour guide in New York with over a decade of experience in the tourism industry. Fluent in several Asian languages and bit of Spanish offers captivating free and paid food tours and festival-oriented experiences throughout the city. With a wealth of knowledge and a passion for showcasing New York's diverse culinary and cultural scene, I ensure every tour is an unforgettable adventure.
Pickup
Sure, here's a step-by-step guide: 1. **Arrive at the nearest subway station in Greenwich Village**: Take the subway to the Greenwich Village area. The nearest stations could be West 4th Street, Christopher Street, or Astor Place, depending on your starting point. Once you're out of the station, orient yourself towards the street and check for signs to confirm your direction. It is just a minute walk from subway station. Your tour guide Jasmin will meet you outside Ben's Pizzeria.
Description
"Embark on a delightful culinary adventure through the vibrant streets and Italian neighborhoods of Greenwich Village with our Food Tour. Experience the eclectic flavors of this historic neighborhood as you indulge in a diverse array of culinary delights. From mouthwatering falafels and flavorful hummus to the fun of crafting your own cupcakes, every stop promises a unique taste sensation.
PS: On Monday's Faicco's, the Italian place where we taste Archini's is closed but we will visit another bakery Rocco's for cannoli's.
Feast your way through the neighborhood, sampling delectable pizza slices, savory rice balls, best Belgian fries with variety of sauces, make your own Italian style Conoli and a tantalizing array of chocolates in a paradise for sweet lovers. With the freedom to pay what you feel is fair for the experience, immerse yourself in the culinary heritage of Greenwich Village while enjoying a personalized and unforgettable walking tour."
PS: If you have any food allergies, please let us know in advance. Also please carry cash for food vendors even though most of them accept cards.