Great value! Tour and food are excellent! Matt Wade has a lot of passion for food and history and…read morecombines them both in an exciting and adventurous tour.

From the owner: NYC is more than meets the eye, and the best of this city is what exists in the not so obvious…read moreplaces. Immerse yourself in the culture of a neighborhood and learn what values those residents hold dear. What do they eat? Where did these neighborhoods come from? My team and I are going to help you find out. Your guide will offer access to a delicious variety of cuisine options as well as local knowledge and access that extends beyond what can be found in a Google search. And more than anything, this tour will be driven by our customary passion and enthusiasm.

Had the pleasure of a FANTASTIC tour of lower Manhattan with Renee. She was extremely knowledgeable…read moreabout the Financial District and NYC and could not have been any more helpful. I recommend Free Tours by Foot and especially tours with Renee. Thank you so much Renee!

I am so glad I found this tour company! We did the Brooklyn bridge/DUMBO walking tour with Onel -…read morehe was phenomenal! This tour was one of the highlights of our trip to NYC. I can't wait for my next trip to take another walking tour with this tour company. Onel is knowledgeable, personable, engaging, humorous, thoughtful and kept us on time! He knew exactly where to stop for photo ops and gave us plenty of time for them - I appreciated the scheduled bathroom break at clean bathrooms and the stop for drinks/snacks at the most perfect grocery store that I wish was in my neighborhood. The tour ended at lunchtime in the perfect location with several food options as well as close to both the ferry and trains for the return commute to Manhattan. I highly recommend this walking tour with Onel as your guide - you won't regret it!

A Hudson Valley wine tour to celebrate a friend's landmark birthday was perfect! Hudson Valley…read moreBucket list did an outstanding job coordinating the day from transport and an itinerary of beautiful wineries to a magazine photo worthy picnic lunch orchestrated by an on-site host. Our group of 12 were treated like special guests everywhere we went and we were wowed by the friendly, welcoming reception at each stop and the delicious wines we were able to taste. HVBL made planning this event easy and the day memorable

We used Hudson Valley Bucket List for my bachelorette weekend and they were absolutely amazing…read more Caitlin was our guide for the day and she was incredible. We were taken to 3 different vineyards who all took great care of us. I've been on a ton of wine tours and this was by far the very best I've been on. The lunch was delicious and beautifully set up ahead of time before we got to the 2nd vineyard. It was a beautiful day. Thank you Hudson Valley Bucket List!

My wife and I's first trip to New York and our first time doing a food tour ever and David was…read moreamazing. He was instantly funny,, welcoming and an immediate friend. We chose the Greenwich tour and the food was great. There was a wide variety of tastes for every pallet. David delivered history behind the food that gave you a feel for the community we were walking through. Nice guys food tours was a highlight of our trip.

Loved the LES food tour with Nice Guys Tours! We started at the famous Katz Deli and ended up…read morestopping at 5 other places over the 3 hour tour. All good stops were fantastic. Emmeline was an amazing tour guide and explained about the history and culture of the area. Come hungry!!

Are you wondering is a food tour in NYC fun and delicious? It is! Book one with Brian! His tour…read morewas full of culture, history, stories, and the most wonderful tastes (BIG tastes) of NYC neighborhoods. He has a great voice you can hear through his mask. Walking along, greetings were exchanged between Brian and neighborhood residents. Charming. Safe clean toilets at one of our stops. Here's where we dined as part of our tour: Fried Dumpling Upside Pizza (Upside Pizza.com) Yonah Shimmel Kish Bakery (Knishery.com Loreley Beer Garden (Loreleyncy.com)

Our guide for our Brooklyn/DUMBO tour ANGELO was the best tour guide we've ever experienced. My…read morehusband and I are regular tour takers in every city we visit. Angelo's secret weapon is his animated storytelling. He brought Brooklyn to life for us by highlighting the lives of historic and powerful women and other minorities who built the incredible city and fought to keep it locally owned and inclusive of all. Every tour stop was not only a great photo spot, but also a moment in history. We ate a wide variety of local food from pizza to dumplings and left with a profound sense of place and full bellies. Thank you, Angelo!

First things first, this experience from beginning to end was a 10/10! If you're looking for a…read morefantastic team building event look no further, Like a Local Tour is what you're looking for. I was lucky enough to have been found by LAL via LinkedIn. They sent over their beautiful tour presentation, and it felt like a no brainer, the food tours looked amazing and in various neighborhoods throughout NYC. We picked the Immigrant Tour - Chinatown, Little Italy, and LES. The booking process, communication and attentiveness of the team was top tier. They were super helpful with all our needs, availability, location logistics for a diverse team and diet restrictions. Finally, the day of the tour came, and we were greeted by Seth and Jocelyn, FANTASTIC HOSTS let me tell you! They met us with enthusiasm and excitement for the tour. Seth provided a plethora of great historical information about each neighborhood and location. Jocelyn ensured every stop was ready for us and the tasting went off without a hitch. We learned so much about the city that many of us have been born and raised in. It was cool. We took group photos along the way at various picture friendly places, like freeman's alley, in front of the dim sum restaurant and at Essex Market. One thing you may be wondering, is it enough food? I can assure you it'll be plenty. 1/2 way through the tour we were already getting a bit full and still had 3 more stops to go. We will be coming back to enjoy another event in the future. They have more team building experiences as well, so be sure to check them out. P.S. Our experience allowed for LAL to make a donation to the Essex Market Community Fridge.

There is a great variety of food offered on this tour, and it is very filling. It is a little…read moredifferent from every other food tour I've ever been on, partially because you get some choice of what you try at each stop (that's awesome!) and partially because it felt a little bit.....I don't know.....disjointed? There seemed to be less structure and there aren't always places to sit down. There was some free time in Chelsea Market, which is fine if it fits the schedule, but our tour did run over quite a bit and I had to be at work later that day. I did love learning the history of the Nabisco building and a little bit more than I knew before about Google. The high line is just a beautiful walk, if not a bit crowded mid-day. I had to tip my guide, and quickly duck out before the tour was over, since we were already coming up on three and a half hours and we hadn't even made it to 23rd street yet. I would have loved to have ended at Hudson Yards, but I just couldn't keep pressing it with the timing. The High Line had JUST opened its first phase when I moved away from NYC, so it was fun to see how it has developed. The food itself was so filling. We had everything from tacos (I tried the spicy tuna); a dumping (I chose pork); to super fresh melt-in-your-mouth donuts (we got two!); to pizza (kinda average plain cheese slice); to an iced tea (refreshing!); to tahini ice cream (my favorite thing on the tour!) The portions were generous and I really enjoyed learning about each business. Chris is very knowledgeable. Being a tour guide myself, the crowds would be a bit daunting to me midday at Chelsea Market, but Chris was very proficient in leading us through. Cool little business and I would be inclined to try one of their more traditional tours, although maybe all of them are similar to this! Great way to spend an afternoon, either way.

Alexis was my tour guide for my first-ever pizza tour! The tour was by FAR the most fun part of my…read moretrip to NYC, and it was so enjoyable for both my wife and me that we ended up buying another trip to NYC to take another pizza tour. Alexis was entertaining, incredibly well informed, super friendly, and just made for an all-around excellent experience. And, despite what one other reviewer remembers about Alexis, he is a man. Not really relevant to the review or experience, but it made me laugh that they so vividly remembered the tour... and remembered Alexis being a woman. Now - as far as Fatventure goes... I can NOT WAIT for this tour! Alexis and Mike are absolutely hilarious and also incredibly passionate about good food. it is going to be amazing, and I hope everyone has the chance to go on a tour with them before some TV channel snatches it up and makes it a show. SO EXCITED.

I had Alexis as a tour guide on another tour and he was fantastic! Fun personality and wants…read moreeveryone to have a great experience. He's also super informative about food and cooking down to the science and chemistry. Very informative, very fun, very full!

If you are a foodie and love wine, this tour is a must! Tatiana is extremely knowledgeable and the…read morepresentation is fun. The wine and tapa....superb. I live in New York, but through the tour, I have now added new Spanish restaurants to enjoy again. Thank you, Tatiana, for a wonderful afternoon!

THANK YOU to Tatiana for such a wonderful Vinos & Tapas tour this past weekend. My boyfriend and I…read morehave not stopped talking about (and recommending!) it! The ~2 hr tour was extremely well paced, and we were pleasantly surprised by the tapas portions and servings of wine at each location. The employees at all the locations we visited were incredibly gracious and welcoming, as well. I'd recommend starting the tour on an empty stomach so you really enjoy and savor all the flavors and combinations Tatiana has curated-- everything was delicious on its own and even more so when paired. At the end of the tour, Tatiana provided a menu that lists the locations we visited and the wines we drank. She also included a list of recommended wines/regions. It's a really nice summary of the day, as well as a souvenir! We learned so much and are so excited to re-visit the places she brought us to. They all felt like a little piece of Spain in NYC :) We both learned so much and were so inspired by everything we learned. We absolutely hope Tatiana runs more tours in New York-- we would sign up in a heartbeat!

I went to the Tastes of Brooklyn event along Franklin Ave. The festival offered ticket sales online…read moreand I appreciated that you could buy tickets without any service fee on top of the ticket price (~$10/taste). Ticket pickup in front of Cent'Anni was easy once I knew where to go, and I found it so helpful that there was a map and list of what each spot was offering. That list was useful in planning what I wanted to try. In the future, I'd recommend that the event hosts try to confirm these listings with participating restaurants a bit closer to the event date, because some of them were inaccurate. One place listed as offering "sliders" served only a single (scrumptious) slider, and another spot listed as offering a "choice of two tacos or a margarita" informed me when I arrived that they weren't offering the margarita after all. I thought the offerings were pretty fair, just wish the list had been a bit more accurate. While I wouldn't recommend Tastes of Brooklyn to someone looking for a "good deal", it wasn't a bad way to share a walk and various foods with a friend while supporting Seeds in the Middle.

I think it was fine, but probably overpriced. Sure, it was for a cause but a lot of the…read moreparticipating vendors were very inconsistent. Some places did food and booze as one stamp, while others made it two separate ones. Some portion sizes were gigantic, while others didn't even give a full slice of pizza. And a few closed up shop early because they were so popular (we ended up with extra tickets that we just spent on half slices of pizza because nothing else was left). The ticket pickup station at the Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club was also a bit of a hassle. Not the most centrally located, and their ticketing system was a mess. A lot of manual handwritten notes. That said, I appreciated all the businesses that participated (some of which I've never been to before!), but I wish it were better organized.