• Homemade Taqueria Columbus - Enjoy a delightful taco or empanada crafted with fresh ingredients.
• Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine - The Cathedral of St. John the Divine is a stunning architectural marvel and ranks among the largest churches globally. Situated on Amsterdam Avenue, its elaborate Gothic design and towering presence are truly awe-inspiring. Inside, guests can admire beautiful stained glass, magnificent chapels, and rotating art exhibits. The cathedral is also celebrated for its community outreach and special events, making it a significant cultural and spiritual landmark in Harlem.
• Dragon 109 of Columbus - Savor an Ancient Chinese Eggroll with your choice of protein, dipped in duck or spicy Sriracha sauce.
• Duke Ellington Statue - The Duke Ellington Statue, located at the entrance to Harlem at 110th Street and Fifth Avenue, honors the legendary jazz composer and bandleader. Elevated on a pedestal with Ellington beside his piano, the sculpture captures his remarkable impact on music and culture. Visitors can appreciate the statue’s grandeur and the surrounding area, which celebrates Harlem’s rich jazz history—a central part of Ellington’s career.
• Giovanni’s Pizza - Indulge in buttery garlic knots from an Italian pizzeria, served with homemade sauce from the old country.
• Cafe Amrita - Enjoy freshly baked cookies daily at an Old Irish Pub.
• Frederick Douglass Sculpture and Water Wall - The Frederick Douglass Statue stands as a powerful tribute to the esteemed abolitionist and social reformer. Positioned at the northwest corner of Central Park, this impressive bronze statue honors Douglass’s legacy in the struggle for freedom and equality. The surrounding plaza features intricate designs inspired by the African diaspora, with symbols, quotes, and a water wall that offers a reflective space for visitors. It’s a must-visit location to pay homage to one of history’s most influential figures.
• Miss Mamie’s Spoonbread Too - An award-winning soul food restaurant where you can sample a variety of dishes.
• Harlem Meer - The Harlem Meer is a picturesque pond located in the northeast corner of Central Park, near Harlem. Encircled by weeping willows and rolling lawns, it provides a peaceful escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. Ideal for fishing, picnicking, or leisurely walks, the Meer also hosts the historic Lasker Rink, which functions as a swimming pool in summer and an ice-skating rink in winter. Its natural beauty and serene atmosphere make it a cherished retreat for both locals and visitors.

• Soul Food Sampler (Collard Greens, Mac & Cheese, Yams, Catfish, BBQ, Fried Chicken and Cornbread)
• Guided Walking Tour of Harlem’s Food Scene
• Lunch
• A sample of Uptown New York City’s specialty: Chopped Cheese Sandwich
• Live commentary from a Harlem Resident
• Samples of Creole, Italian, Chinese, Latino cuisine that makes up the immigrant food scene in Harlem

• Gratuities

A food tour in Harlem, New York, offers a delightful culinary adventure that honors the neighborhood’s rich diversity and cultural heritage.

Discover the vibrant tastes of Harlem with this specially curated food tour, guiding you through the neighborhood’s rich and varied gastronomic delights. This tour features delectable tastings from local eateries, presenting a mix of traditional dishes and unique bites that highlight Harlem’s dynamic food culture.

Savor Harlem’s iconic Chopped Cheese sandwich, a local favorite seasoned to perfection. Visit for a serving of warm, buttery garlic knots, which are a crowd-pleaser and an excellent way to enjoy a classic New York-style snack.

No Harlem food tour would be complete without soul food. Relish a taco filled with bold, mouthwatering flavors, showcasing the diverse influences on Harlem’s culinary scene. Experience the immigrant culture of Harlem with spring rolls and Creole gumbo.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.