Nolita/NoHo Food & Culture Tour

The food tastes are soo delicious and amazingly light. I love the natural lighting in some of the places we visited making the tasting that much more inviting. I'm definitely going to revisit some of these places.

Great food, pacing, excellent guide who sang for us! The neighbourhood was great too!

We usually come to NYC around Thanksgiving and always try a food tour. This is our fourth and we really enjoyed it. Our guide was Annie, an energetic, happy red head who by the time we started aleady had memorized the 16 names of the participants including two slighly tricky correctly accented Peruvians names. The tour was well paced with some walking, plenty of sit down time, good food and some interesting history. We saw where Scorsese grew up, the church he attended (same one seen in Godfather) and the cemetary next door where he would dream up stories of the deceased based on their tombstone. Food highlights for me were some amazing tacos (and I grew up in Arizona!) and delicious pizza we saw prepared in a woodburning oven. The kids liked the muffins (have to admit they were pretty good) and the intentionally slightly salty chocolate cookies. We finished with Annie singing us a song. Over all a nice way to spend three hours!

This was my 5th food tour, and I think it's probably the best one yet. The food portions are really big!! I couldn't eat all of them. My favorite place was Bread, AMAZING!! The shrimp pannini, YUM. Our guide, Annie, was knowleable of the area and had some very interesting tidbits about the neighborhoods we were in. A very pleasent way to spend 3 hours, that doesn't seem like 3 hours.

Nolita/Noho is a darling area with amazing restaurants making you feel you take a little step back in time. Anny, our guide, was perfect-knowledgeable, interacting with the local business owners, and fun. Come hungry. There's a lot of food upfront. Loved the cultural/historical part of the tour as well. Foods of NY once again did not disappoint. I'll be recommending this tour over and over.

Annie set the mood for a wonderful afternoon eating our way through a number of diverse restaurants along the way informing us of some of the interesting history of the various streets and areas. A gentle, fun and informative day. Highly recommended. Don't hesitate to book - you won't regret it. Thanks Annie .....

My daughter & I went on the NoHo/NoLita food tour while we were in NY during Mother's Day weekend. We loved the food, the history of the area, the architecture, the celebrity sighting (Gabriel Byrne having lunch at an outdoor table on Bond Street), and especially our fabulous tour guide Anney. I've taken 5 or 6 food tours over the past 2 years, in NYC and San Francisco, and this one was hands down the very best. Thanks Anney; I wish you bluebirds in the spring...

This was our second food tour with the same company and we really enjoyed it. It was very well organized and our guide was very knowledgeable and personable. The food was delicious! Next time we're in NYC, we'll be doing another one!

This was my first NYC food tour and my wife and I had a great time. Tour was well organized and well thought out. Our guide Anny was a sweetheart and really loved what she was doing. Great food and very interesting information about the neighborhood.

As a surprise to my boyfriend for his birthday, I invited three other couples to join us on the Nolita food tour. It was definitely a great surprise, but more than anything Annie our tour guide made it uniquely special! The tour began at a cupcake shop where she put a candle in the cupcake and we all sang happy birthday to him (yes it was embarrassing but he liked it in the end). We then traveled to many different restaurants within a few blocks from each other all of which I had never been to! Our whole group was from NY and this tour took us to local stops that were hidden gems. Annie's enthusiasm was really what made the tour fantastic. She was upbeat and excited to take us all around (in the freezing cold) and show us the delicious food of this city along with the culture. She was a wealth of knowledge, and we actually learned some interesting things on our tour! I would highly recommend this tour; the only thing I would say is wait to do it in the warmer months (we went in January) it is probably much more enjoyable, but Annie did let us warm up inside restaurants for 15-20 minutes. When I have friends visit from other cities I will definitely try a different neighborhood through this company!