• Molly’s Cupcakes - Starting and ending point. Conclude the journey at this award-winning cupcake shop. It’s a nostalgic spot with school desks, vintage lunch boxes, and even swings. Plus, the cupcakes are absolutely delightful.
• Mamoun’s Falafel - Experience the finest falafel in Manhattan, or perhaps anywhere. Established in 1971, it’s the oldest Middle Eastern eatery in New York.
• Taco Mahal - Since its 2016 debut in the West Village, Taco Mahal has gained a devoted following for its innovative blend of Indian and Mexican flavors. Founded by Danikkah Josan, it merges her Indian and Latina heritage into a unique culinary experience. Enjoy tacos on fresh naan or roti, filled with rich curries and vibrant spices, offering flavors unmatched in NYC.
• Pommes Frites - Pommes Frites offers the city’s best fries, possibly the best anywhere. These authentic Belgian fries are double-cooked and topped with extraordinary sauces—over 30 to choose from! Plus, there’s beer on tap and a wine selection available for purchase, and yes, there’s ample time to enjoy it all.
• Bleecker Street Pizza - Sample the world-renowned and Food Network favorite Nonna Maria pizza. Beer and wine are also available for purchase.
• Washington Square Park - Washington Square Park is iconic. Featured in numerous films, it’s the unofficial NYU campus and a hub for some of the city’s coolest people. Enjoy feeding pigeons, listening to musicians, and watching street performers. Expect the unexpected, except for the famous arch, which is a well-known landmark.
• Little Owl - While Central Perk isn’t real and ‘Friends’ was filmed in Los Angeles, fans can visit the exterior of the apartment building used in the show. Clap clap clap clap.
• The Stonewall Inn - The Stonewall Inn is a significant historical landmark, both literally and figuratively. Pass by this proud institution and its new statue, installed to commemorate its 50th anniversary.
• Faicco’s Italian Specialties - Faicco’s offers a variety of mouth-watering items. Sample their arancini (rice ball) and sopressata (salami), and enjoy these bite-sized delights that leave a lasting impression beyond the tour.

• Bottled water
• Lunch

• Gratuities
• Alcoholic beverages

Beer and wine can be purchased at two of our stops.

In addition to the food stops, participants will discover the most iconic streets and hidden corners of Greenwich Village on this guided walking tour through one of New York City’s most historic neighborhoods. The itinerary includes visits to Father Demo’s Square, Manetta Lane, Manetta Tavern, Cafe Wha, McDougle Street, and NYU, before leading into Washington Square Park and the renowned Arch. Participants will also see the Hangman’s Elm, Washington Square Hotel, the Friends building, Grove Court, the narrowest house in New York, the oldest wooden house in the Village, Cherry Lane Theatre, and Cornelia Street, once home to Taylor Swift, all while uncovering the stories that give the Village its unique charm.

• Vegetarian option is available, please advise when you meet your guide
• Please advise any specific dietary/allergy requirements when you meet your guide
• Rain or shine

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