Immigrant Stories Food Tour - Lower East Side
Taste how immigrants built New York: bagels & lox, pizza, egg rolls, mofongo, manousheh, and more!
What to Expect
For centuries, waves of immigrants have called the Lower East Side their first home, with their recipes becoming neighborhood staples.
Over five tastings you'll eat bagels & lox, Dominican mofongo and flan, Lebanese manousheh with za'atar and labneh, egg rolls and tea in Chinatown, and a Neapolitan slice in Little Italy — five kitchens, five communities, all within a few blocks of each other.
Your guide ties every plate to the people who brought it here: the pushcart vendors whose trade became the city's bagel counters, the Chinatown cooks who invented Chinese American food, and the original Five Points neighborhood where Irish, German, and emancipated slaves lived side by side in the country's first true melting pot.
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Includes
Five tastings across five immigrant kitchens. Come hungry!
1.5 - 2 miles (~3 km) of walking. Wear comfortable shoes!
A guided tour connecting every dish to the community that brought it
Tour in English
Duration
2.5 hours
Address
1178 Broadway, 3rd Floor, #421, New York, NY, 10001
Pricing
| Adult & Teen | $99 |
| Child | $70 |
| Infant | Free |
Cancellation Policy
Customers will receive a full refund for cancellations with more than 24 hours notice
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