Welcome to New York! This 3-day foodie itinerary will help you experience the best of this amazing destination.
Kick off your culinary adventure in Lower Manhattan with iconic dishes and local gems. From breakfast pastries to a hearty dinner, this day is designed to tantalize your taste buds.
Check in to The Beekman, a luxurious hotel located in the heart of Lower Manhattan. Enjoy the stunning architecture and modern amenities.
💡 Try to get a room with a view of the iconic Beekman Hotel's atrium.
Start your day with a classic New York bagel at Leo's Bagels. Choose from a variety of fresh bagels and toppings, served in a cozy atmosphere.
💡 Don't miss their cream cheese spreads; the scallion is a must-try!
Pay your respects at the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, which offers a poignant look at the events of September 11, 2001, through exhibits and artifacts.
💡 Book your tickets in advance to avoid long lines.
Experience authentic Italian cuisine at Eataly NYC Downtown, featuring a vibrant marketplace with a variety of restaurants, cafes, and a rooftop beer garden.
💡 Try the pasta made fresh daily and pair it with a glass of Italian wine.
Join a guided food tour of Chinatown, sampling dumplings, buns, and other traditional dishes while learning about the culture and history of the area.
💡 Bring cash for some of the street vendors, as they may not accept cards.
End your day with a lavish dinner at Tao Downtown, known for its Asian-inspired cuisine and stunning decor, featuring a large Buddha statue.
💡 Make a reservation in advance, especially for weekend dining.
Explore the diverse food scene of Brooklyn, from artisanal markets to iconic pizza joints. This day will take you through the borough's rich culinary landscape.
Start your day with a delicious donut from Peter Pan, a local favorite since 1951. Their classic glazed and red velvet are must-tries!
💡 Get there early to avoid long lines and to ensure fresh pastries!
Head to Smorgasburg, an outdoor food market featuring a diverse range of local vendors offering everything from gourmet grilled cheese to ramen burgers.
💡 Bring cash for easier transactions, and try the famous lobster roll!
Enjoy a wood-fired pizza at Roberta's, a trendy spot known for its delicious toppings and vibrant atmosphere. Their Margherita is a fan favorite.
💡 Don't forget to explore their rooftop garden if the weather permits.
Take a tour of the Brooklyn Brewery and learn about the craft beer-making process. Enjoy tastings of their various brews at the end of the tour.
💡 Book your tour in advance, as they can fill up quickly.
Experience fine dining with stunning views of the Manhattan skyline at The River Café, known for its seasonal American cuisine and romantic ambiance.
💡 Reserve a table by the window for the best views, especially at sunset.
On your final day, indulge in the culinary delights of the Upper West Side. From classic deli sandwiches to gourmet ice cream, this day is a sweet ending to your foodie trip.
Start your day with a hearty Southern-style breakfast at Jacob's Pickles, known for their biscuits and pickle-brined fried chicken.
💡 Try their homemade pickles and a side of their famous mac & cheese!
Visit the American Museum of Natural History, where you can explore fascinating exhibits about the natural world and human cultures.
💡 Make sure to check out the dinosaur exhibits; they're a highlight!
Savor a classic pastrami sandwich at Katz's Delicatessen, a New York institution known for its overstuffed sandwiches and nostalgic ambiance.
💡 Don't forget to take a ticket when you enter; it's a New York tradition!
Enjoy a leisurely walk through Central Park, taking in the beautiful landscapes and iconic landmarks like Bethesda Terrace.
💡 Bring a camera to capture the scenic views and wildlife.
End your trip on a sweet note with a scoop of artisanal ice cream from Ample Hills Creamery, known for its creative flavors and quality ingredients.
💡 Try the 'Salted Crack Caramel' flavor; it's a crowd favorite!
Check out of The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel before heading home.
💡 Be sure to settle any outstanding charges before you leave.