• 42nd Street - THIS IS A SAMPLE ITINERARY. The group provides input, and from a wide array of options, a unique outing is crafted each time.

The route varies daily, incorporating feedback from the group, guide, and city to deliver a distinctive experience. However, it almost always includes a journey across 42nd Street, highlighting its significant sites and history.

• Poseidon Greek Bakery - The sole Greek establishment in the vicinity, this family-run institution has been thriving for over a century. Whether it’s spanakopita, baklava, or strudel, if it’s made with filo dough, they excel at it like no other.

• Planet Taco - A frequent stop is this exceptional taco spot on 9th Avenue, where the music and atmosphere rival the quality of the tacos.

• Rockefeller Center - Established in the 1930s, Rockefeller Center stands as one of New York’s most iconic landmarks, with an influence that extends beyond what is commonly known. Time is taken to delve into the art, architecture, and profound impact of Rockefeller Center.

• St. Patrick’s Cathedral - As the most significant and impressive Catholic Church in New York, St. Patrick’s is a stunning example of Gothic Revival architecture and a remarkable monument that invites exploration of deeper themes of tribalism and cooperation in New York’s history. A few moments are often spent inside to admire its grandeur.

• Vanderbilt Avenue - Often overlooked by visitors to Midtown Manhattan, Vanderbilt Avenue is one of the city’s most remarkable locations. Time is taken to pause and appreciate the impressive surroundings on this short yet overwhelming stretch.

• Grand Central Terminal - Grand Central Terminal holds numerous secrets, more than can be uncovered in a day, let alone a 3-hour tour. However, some of the most intriguing stories from this world-class building are shared.

• Joey Bats Cafe - While at GCT, a stop at Joey Bats is often made for a delightful pastel de nata, directly from Lisbon, Portugal.

• Tudor City - Located at the far end of 42nd Street, Tudor City offers views of the United Nations, the East River, and the ever-expanding skylines of Queens and Brooklyn.

• Stephen A. Schwarzman Building - No journey through Midtown is complete without visiting the main branch of the New York Public Library, where an incredible ‘underground’ story awaits every visitor.

• Bryant Park - The tour often concludes at Bryant Park, situated behind the Library, a park with a rich history, vibrant present, and promising future.

• Lunch
• Smaller group size. Others cap at 12-16 people, we cap at 8-10
• Bottled water
• Follow-up materials with undercover tips and tricks for exploring NYC
• Friendly, licensed, and professional NYC Guide

• Beer/wine/cocktails as well as coffee and soft drinks available at many stops, but are not included
• Gratuity not included. Never expected, always appreciated
• No headsets, microphones, umbrellas or ‘branding’ so we don’t stand out as a tour group.

Contrary to popular belief, Midtown offers fantastic and affordable dining options, which you will explore and discover during this food crawl.

Midtown is also one of the most significant and breathtaking locations on Earth. The tour guides you through both iconic and lesser-known settings in a creative manner, leaving you feeling satisfied in heart, mind, and stomach.

However, this is not your typical food tour. There is no fixed route. Instead, the experienced, licensed guide gauges the group’s interests and selects from a wide range of options to make each experience more personal, memorable, and unique.

The team is constantly learning more about the city, enabling them to host these organic events that are less scripted and more like a diverse group of friends enjoying a food crawl in the city.

Wear comfortable clothing and be ready to walk. The tour covers a lot of ground, and meals are often enjoyed while standing.

A TOUR FOR THOSE WHO DON’T LOVE TOURS

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.