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  • Where can you find a historic Synagogue next to a Bulgarian punk discotheque, trendy boutiques that sit comfortably beside decades-old "Mom and Pop" shops, or tenement apartments interspersed between luxury high-rise condos?
  •  Look no further than our Lower East Side Food Tour to discover America's great Melting Pot!
  • The streets of the Lower East Side tell the tales of struggling immigrants - Eastern Europeans, Russians, Germans, Puerto Ricans - who came to America in search of opportunity.
  •  They brought with them recipes from the 'old world' and you can still taste these foods today. 
  •  Ever eaten a potato knish? How about a bialy or pretzel? Care to try a green tea doughnut? 
  • Join Free Tours by Foot as we visit historic synagogues, check out the area's latest in arts and architecture, learn about life in the tenements, and master useful Yiddish phrases, all while refining our palates with delectable treats from around the globe.
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  • Where can you find a historic Synagogue next to a Bulgarian punk discotheque, trendy boutiques that sit comfortably beside decades-old "Mom and Pop" shops, or tenement apartments interspersed between luxury high-rise condos?
  • Look no further than our Lower East Side Food Tour to discover America's great Melting Pot!
  • The streets of the Lower East Side tell the tales of struggling immigrants - Eastern Europeans, Russians, Germans, Puerto Ricans - who came to America in search of opportunity.
  • They brought with them recipes from the 'old world' and you can still taste these foods today. 
  • Ever eaten a potato knish? How about a bialy or pretzel? Care to try a green tea doughnut?
  • Join Free Tours by Foot as we visit historic synagogues, check out the area's latest in arts and architecture, learn about life in the tenements, and master useful Yiddish phrases, all while refining our palates with delectable treats from around the globe.
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  • At the food shops, YOU choose what treats you would like to nosh (that's Yiddish for 'snack on'). Try them all or none at all.
  •  Unlike other tours that charge around $45 with some excluding food, on this tour, YOU choose what to eat and how much to spend.
  •  The suggested amount to bring for snacks is $7-10, depending on your appetite! Vegetarian and vegan options are available at several shops. 
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  • At the food shops, YOU choose what treats you would like to nosh (that's Yiddish for 'snack on'). Try them all or none at all.
  • Unlike other tours that charge around $45 with some excluding food, on this tour, YOU choose what to eat and how much to spend.
  • The suggested amount to bring for snacks is $7-10, depending on your appetite! Vegetarian and vegan options are available at several shops.
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  • The streets of the Lower East Side tell the tales of struggling immigrants - Eastern Europeans, Russians, Germans, Puerto Ricans - who came to America in search of opportunity.
  •  They brought with them recipes from the 'old world' and you can still taste these foods today. 
  • The streets of the Lower East Side tell the tales of struggling immigrants - Eastern Europeans, Russians, Germans, Puerto Ricans - who came to America in search of opportunity.
  • They brought with them recipes from the 'old world' and you can still taste these foods today. 
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  • 2 hours and 15 minutes in duration
  • The booking fee is optional.
  • Tour is in English.
  • 2 hours and 15 minutes in duration
  • The booking fee is optional.
  • This is not a food tour.
  • Tour is in English.
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  • Where can you find a historic Synagogue next to a Bulgarian punk discotheque, trendy boutiques that sit comfortably beside decades-old "Mom and Pop" shops, or tenement apartments interspersed between luxury high-rise condos?
  • Look no further than our Lower East Side Food Tour to discover America's great Melting Pot!
  • The streets of the Lower East Side tell the tales of struggling immigrants - Eastern Europeans, Russians, Germans, Puerto Ricans - who came to America in search of opportunity.
  • They brought with them recipes from the 'old world' and you can still taste these foods today. 
  • Ever eaten a potato knish? How about a bialy or pretzel? Care to try a green tea doughnut?
  • Join Free Tours by Foot as we visit historic synagogues, check out the area's latest in arts and architecture, learn about life in the tenements, and master useful Yiddish phrases, all while refining our palates with delectable treats from around the globe.
  • Where can you find a historic Synagogue next to a Bulgarian punk discotheque, trendy boutiques that sit comfortably beside decades-old "Mom and Pop" shops, or tenement apartments interspersed between luxury high-rise condos?
  • Look no further than our Lower East Side Food Tour to discover America's great Melting Pot!
  • The streets of the Lower East Side tell the tales of struggling immigrants - Eastern Europeans, Russians, Germans, Puerto Ricans - who came to America in search of opportunity.
  • They brought with them recipes from the 'old world' and you can still taste these foods today. 
  • Ever eaten a potato knish? How about a bialy or pretzel? Care to try a green tea doughnut?
  • Not in the mood for something exotic - no worries - we'll grab some of the best Chinese dumplings in New York City and we will pick up some pickles along the way.
  • Join Free Tours by Foot as we visit historic synagogues, check out the area's latest in arts and architecture, learn about life in the tenements, and master useful Yiddish phrases, all while refining our palates with delectable treats from around the globe.
  • At the food shops, YOU choose what treats you would like to nosh (that's Yiddish for 'snack on'). Try them all or none at all.
  • Unlike other tours that charge around $45 with some excluding food, on this tour, YOU choose what to eat and how much to spend.
  • The suggested amount to bring for snacks is $7-10, depending on your appetite! Vegetarian and vegan options are available at several shops.
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  • At the food shops, YOU choose what treats you would like to nosh (that's Yiddish for 'snack on'). Try them all or none at all.
  • Unlike other tours that charge around $45 with some excluding food, on this tour, YOU choose what to eat and how much to spend.
  • The suggested amount to bring for snacks is $7-10, depending on your appetite! Vegetarian and vegan options are available at several shops.
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