• 42nd Street - SAMPLE ITINERARY! The route varies daily, incorporating feedback from the group, guide, and city to craft a unique experience. However, it 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 delighting patrons 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 on 9th Avenue, this exceptional taco spot offers music and vibes that rival the quality of their 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 the obvious. We take time to delve into the art, architecture, and profound impact of Rockefeller Center.

• St. Patrick’s Cathedral - As New York’s most significant and stunning Catholic Church, St. Patrick’s is a magnificent example of Gothic Revival architecture. It serves as a remarkable monument that invites exploration of deeper themes of tribalism and cooperation in New York’s history. We often pause to admire its grandeur.

• Vanderbilt Avenue - Often overlooked by visitors to Midtown Manhattan, Vanderbilt Avenue is one of the city’s most impressive locations. We take a moment to slow down and appreciate the towering blocks of this short but awe-inspiring street.

• Grand Central Terminal - Grand Central Terminal holds countless secrets, more than can be uncovered in a single day, let alone a 3-hour tour. We’ll share some of the most intriguing stories from this world-renowned building.

• Joey Bats Cafe - While at GCT, we frequently visit Joey Bats for a delectable pastel de nata, a treat straight from Lisbon, Portugal.

• Tudor City - Located at the 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 - We often conclude our tour at Bryant Park, situated behind the Library, a park with a rich history and a 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.

Midtown offers more than just business, tourism, and towering skyscrapers.

Discover the hidden architectural gems, intriguing tales, and world-class casual dining of Midtown Manhattan on this captivating, engaging, and delectable food tour.

The route varies daily, incorporating input from the group, guide, and the city to craft a memorable and unique experience.

While we may visit major attractions like Times Square, Bryant Park, and Grand Central Terminal, our stories will delve deeper, exploring the true purpose and functions of these iconic sites.

In addition to the highlights, we’ll uncover the subtle details of Midtown’s art, architecture, and culture, offering a fresh perspective on New York City.

Simultaneously, we’ll stop to savor delicious bites from 4-6 outstanding casual eateries. You’ll finish the tour feeling satisfied in heart, mind, and stomach.

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