easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all levels; comfortable walking shoes are recommended
Join Like A Local Tours on a delicious walk through Hell’s Kitchen, where history and dessert collide. Sample iconic sweets while uncovering the neighborhood’s vibrant story—perfect for food lovers and culture buffs alike.
Indulge in Hell’s Kitchen's Sweet Secrets: A Dessert Adventure Awaits!
Embark on a delectable journey through Hell’s Kitchen, where history and dessert collide! Sample iconic sweets like American pie and Greek pastries while uncovering the neighborhood's vibrant transformation. Guided by experts, enjoy a unique experience that supports local communities, making every bite a celebration of resilience and creativity.
2 Hours
Discover the best sweets in New York City’s busiest neighborhood on Sugartooth Tour’s signature tour, our Find Heaven in Hell’s Kitchen Dessert Tour. Learn about this neighborhood’s past as well as the city’s interesting culinary history while trying some of the best sweets that the Big Apple has to offer. From artisanal bread, chocolate brigadieros, traditional American pies, the best cookie in NYC, donut bites, and the best Greek pastries you can find in New York City! You’ll leave with a full stomach and newfound knowledge of NYC.
Your tour starts in the Times Square area where you will meet your licensed tour guide and the rest of your tour group. We will head into the heart of Hell’s Kitchen where you will learn more about the neighborhood’s rough and tumble past, and you can decide how Hell’s Kitchen got its name. Later we will head further north up the culinary mecca of 9th avenue and you’ll learn about this avenue’s culinary and historical significance.
You'll be walking through busy streets and historical areas, so comfortable footwear is recommended.
Some local bakeries may prefer cash, making it easier to settle up quickly.
With multiple tastings planned, plan to arrive ready for a sweet feast.
Different desserts might be available depending on the time of year, so inquire beforehand.
Hell’s Kitchen evolved from a gritty immigrant neighborhood to a hub of culinary innovation, reflecting New York City’s diverse roots and resilience.
The tour emphasizes supporting local businesses and reducing waste, encouraging responsible consumption and community engagement.
You’ll cover a fair amount of ground, so proper footwear ensures a comfortable experience.
Layering helps adapt to changing weather conditions during the walk.
spring|fall|winter specific
For carrying essentials like water, cash, or souvenirs.
Capture photos of the colorful streets and tempting desserts.