• St. Anthony of Padua - St. Anthony of Padua is the first church in the Americas built for Italian Catholics. Visitors can admire the church’s Romanesque interior, featuring a stunning marble altar and Corinthian columns.
• Brigadeiro Bakery - Delight in a Brazilian Italian cheese bread paired with a slice of Pino’s Prosciutto di Parma and a Brigadeiro sweet.
• Raffetto’s - Savor ravioli and arborio rice pudding at this family-owned Pasta Palace, established in 1907.
• Porto Rico Importing Co. - Experience the captivating aroma of over 100 varieties of coffees and teas at this family-owned coffee shop, founded in 1907.
• Faicco’s Italian Specialties - Explore this century-old Italian Specialty Store and taste their freshly made arancini, bocconcini, Italian meatballs, and plenty of bread for sauce dipping!
• Pasticceria Rocco - The last Italian pastry shop and bakery in Greenwich Village.
• Father Demo Square - This charming square offers a picturesque view of the church’s bell tower alongside the fountain, providing a glimpse into the Italian American culture of the neighborhood.
• Our Lady of Pompeii - Discover this beautiful Italianate church from 1892, the only Roman Catholic Church in NYC offering weekly Sunday Mass in four languages: English, Italian, Portuguese, and Tagalog/Filipino.
• Greenwich Village - Attractions include the Tira a Segno Rifle Club and Bleecker St.

• Tour itinerary may vary.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• No alcohol
• Gratuities are appreciated

Tuesday to Saturday Tours gather at St. Anthony of Padua Church, 153 Sullivan St., SoHo, Manhattan.

Sunday Tours convene at Faicco’s, 260 Bleecker St., Greenwich Village, Manhattan.

Enjoy an engaging and interactive walking tour through the Italian neighborhood of Greenwich Village. Delight in samples such as a Brazilian Brigadeiro sweet, Rafetto’s ravioli and Italian rice pudding, Il Corallo’s lemon pound cake, Ben’s Grandma pizza, Faicco’s rice balls (arancini) and meatball slider, concluding with a fruit-a-misu at Rocco’s Pastry. This tour, lasting over two hours, is guided by Greg Marro, a local, licensed NYC tour guide with Italian family roots in the area dating back to 1884. He offers an insider’s view of local history, enriched with music, serenades, and family stories. Please note that samples and sights may vary. The delicious samples are small bites, not a full meal. Public tours are limited to eight participants, ensuring a more personal experience.

• Operates in all weather conditions, dress appropriately
• Each walk is no more than 1 mile
• Greg Walks NYC/Gregory S. Marro and all agents/assigns/employees, are released/discharged, from/against any/all liability arising from participation in Greg Walks NYC Food Tours. This release is legally binding on all tour participants/heirs/successors,/assigns/ legal representatives. Tour participants assume all travel risks/liabilities and release Greg Walks NYC / Gregory S. Marro from all/any liabilities/penalties to the maximum permitted by law. All aforementioned terms apply and are binding for all Viator/TripAdvisor ticket purchases. No shows are non-refundable. Tourists MUST inform tour guide of any/all food allergies, and dietary restrictions PRIOR to tour start. No alcohol is permitted / served on the tour. Smoking is not permitted as a courtesy to the guide and fellow foodies. Photos and videos taken by Greg Walks NYC / Gregory S. Marro may be used for offline and online social media sites.
• Public tours require 2 people to operate, single tourists are welcome. Rescheduling based on headcount, and availability. Amendment details will be sent by TripAdvisor messaging and/or text message.

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