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Tours often sell out, so advance purchase is strongly recommended.
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$ 159
Brooklyn Food & Culture Tour — Taste the Best of NYC’s Most Iconic Borough
Experience the flavors, stories, and vibrant neighborhoods that make Brooklyn one of the world’s most celebrated cultural destinations.
Explore Brooklyn’s diverse neighborhoods through authentic food tastings, local stories, and unforgettable cultural experiences.
Your Brooklyn adventure begins in historic Greenwich Village, where you’ll board a comfortable, climate‑controlled coach with your expert guide. As you travel through Brooklyn, you’ll enjoy curated tastings — from traditional Polish pierogies and kielbasa to classic New York brick‑oven pizza and a heavenly Italian cannoli. Each neighborhood reveals a new flavor and a new story.
Your guide brings Brooklyn to life with insider stories, neighborhood history, and local insights you won’t find in any guidebook.
After the tour, choose to return to Manhattan by coach or enjoy a scenic walk across the iconic Brooklyn Bridge — a perfect finale to your New York City experience
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Includes food tastings and an exclusive guided tour of Brooklyn’s incredible history, culture and culinary delights.
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Alcohol and soft drinks are not included but are available for purchase at some of the restaurants. Additionally, gratuities for your tour guide and driver, although not required, are always appreciated.
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You will meet outside in front of the Café at Pop Up Grocer located at the northeast corner of 6th Avenue and Bleecker Street (Greenwich Village, NY). Please note that this meeting location is in MANHATTAN, NOT IN BROOKLYN. (Exact meeting location details will be provided immediately upon purchase of tickets).
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Old Williamsburg: We take a drive through the Ultra Orthodox Hasidic Jewish area where time seems to stand still.
New Williamsburg: This rapidly-changing home to the “Brooklyn Hipster” is a thriving art community with a dazzling array of shops, restaurants and night spots!
Greenpoint: Home to one of the largest Polish populations in the United States, you’ll see a mix of old and new businesses on Manhattan Avenue, which resembles a main street in “small-town” America. Greenpoint’s refreshing feel makes exploring the neighborhood and its culinary delights a real pleasure.
Gowanus: This neighborhood is developing restaurants, art spaces and music venues around its infamous canal. Industrial warehouses and modest row houses stand side by side with excellent culinary and entertainment options.
Carroll Gardens: This Italian immigrant neighborhood of hip bars, boutiques, and restaurants has never lost touch with the past. Garden-fronted brownstones mix with Italian eateries and shops on Smith and Court Streets.
DUMBO: Converted industrial warehouses and vintage loft spaces dominate this arts-oriented neighborhood where you’ll visit Brooklyn Bridge Park for an excellent view of Manhattan’s famous skyline.