Greenwich Village Walking Tour in New York

Overview

Our Greenwich Village Food Tour explores the restaurants, shops, food, and architecture of one of Manhattan's most historic neighborhoods.

Greenwich Village is a visitor favorite for visitors and locals alike for its shady, winding streets with 19th Century houses, its bohemian roots, and historic Washington Square Park.

But the Village's tree-lined streets are also lined with some of the best restaurants and food specialty shops in all of the Big Apple.

You'll crunch your sweet tooth with scrumptious desserts, indulge in prosciutto arancini (rice balls) from a shop 100 years old, and eat falafel at one of the first Middle Eastern establishments in the United States.

City: New York City

Wed 02 Apr

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Starting at $99.00

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Wed 02 Apr

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What's Included

2.5 Guided Walking Tour Through Greenwich Village's Bohemian History

6 Tastings at Local Eateries

Live Commentary by Local NYC Tour Guide & Foodie

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

What To Expect

Greenwich Village

Our Greenwich Village Food Tour explores the restaurants, shops, food, and architecture of the West Village, one of Manhattan's most historic neighborhoods.

The Northern Dispensary

Northern Dispensary is another intriguing historical landmark in Greenwich Village. Built in 1831, this modest, triangular-shaped building stands at the intersection of Grove Street and Waverly Place. Originally established as a clinic to provide affordable medical care to the poor, the Northern Dispensary served the community for over a century. Remarkably, one of its most famous patients was Edgar Allan Poe, who reportedly sought treatment for a cold here. The building’s unique layout, shaped by the street grid, adds to its charm and distinctiveness. While it ceased operating as a medical facility decades ago, the Northern Dispensary continues to capture the curiosity of passersby, serving as a testament to the neighborhood’s rich history and its enduring legacy of care and compassion.

Gay Street

Gay Street is a short, curving lane situated in Greenwich Village, renowned for its historical charm and cultural significance. Nestled between Waverly Place and Christopher Street, Gay Street is often celebrated for its picturesque, tree-lined setting and classic 19th-century townhouses that harken back to the neighborhood's storied past. Despite its name, the street's origins are unrelated to the LGBTQ+ community, instead deriving from the family name of a local landowner in the 18th century. However, located in the heart of a neighborhood central to LGBTQ+ history and activism, Gay Street has come to symbolize the Village's inclusive and progressive spirit. Its vibrant surroundings, rich architectural heritage, and proximity to landmarks such as the Stonewall Inn make it a beloved destination for locals and visitors alike.

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