Difficulty

easy

Duration

2.5 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; involves walking at a relaxed urban pace on paved sidewalks.

Overview

Spend 2.5 hours uncovering the history and flavor of Greenwich Village with Manhattan Walking Tour’s guided food experience. Visit five unique eateries while walking through one of New York’s most culturally rich neighborhoods.

Food Tour

Brooklyn, New York

Greenwich Village Food Tour

2.5 Hours • Daily at 12p • All Ages

Select participants and date

Date

Thu, Sep 25

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Explore the vibrant history of New York City's Village on a 2.5-hour guided tour. Discover its evolution from colonial roots to a hub of art and culture, while enjoying a delicious lunch at five unique spots. Experience this iconic neighborhood, rain or shine, with comfortable walking shoes and an adventurous spirit!

Duration

2.5 Hours

About

Find out how the Village has maintained its unique character within New York City. From the Dutch and English colonial periods to its Beat Poet and avant-garde art roots, and now today’s hot-spot of downtown Manhattan.

What’s included: Tour Guide, water, all food at 5 different spots - a full lunch!
What to know: A,C,E trains to 14th Street, L train to 8th Avenue. Walk one block south.
What to bring: Comfortable walking shoes and umbrella or jacket in case of rain. Tour goes out, rain or shine.

Meeting Location

Jackson Square park entrance, 8th Ave & 13th Street NYC

Adventure Tips

Wear comfortable walking shoes

Expect 2.5 hours on city sidewalks with some uneven pavement.

Bring rain gear

The tour runs rain or shine, so pack a lightweight umbrella or rain jacket.

Arrive early for subway access

Take the A, C, E trains to 14th Street or the L train to 8th Avenue, then walk one block south to the meeting point.

Come hungry

Sampling at five different spots means you’ll enjoy a full lunch throughout the tour.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Eastern gray squirrels navigating the park trees
Urban birds like pigeons and sparrows along sidewalks

History

Greenwich Village has long been a crucible for American arts and social movements, from early 20th-century bohemians to the LGBT rights movement.

Conservation

Efforts to preserve Greenwich Village focus on maintaining its historic architecture and supporting local businesses that honor the neighborhood’s cultural legacy.