Sites & Bites of the Lower East Side
All ages • 2 hour private tour • Up to 8 people
What to Expect
Eat traditional Jewish foods and walk historic streets that reveal the heart of Manhattan’s immigrant past. This must visit destination brings the 1880s to life and leaves you with a deeper understanding of what the Lower East Side was and what it has become.
You'll eat your way through one of Manhattan’s most historic neighborhoods as you uncover stories of Jewish immigration, family traditions, and neighborhood transformation. Trace the footsteps of those who arrived with everything they owned in a suitcase and built a new life on crowded, noisy streets. Along the way, you’ll sample old-world flavors from beloved shops and explore buildings that still carry echoes of a time when the Lower East Side was the heart of New York’s immigrant story.
You'll delve into the rich history of the Lower East Side, once the most densely populated district in the world. This tour offers a glimpse into the past, focusing on the era of Jewish immigration and the transformation of the neighborhood over the last hundred years. Explore the remaining vestiges of this vibrant history and enjoy tastings at some of the area's iconic food establishments.
Includes
Guided Walking Food Tour
Duration
2 hours
Address
357 Grand St, New York, NY
Pricing
| Private Group of 1 - 4 | $249 |
| 299+ | $299 |
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 2 days before the start time.
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