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Tip: Saturday classes at 13:00 are the deepest dive; you cook a four-course Italian meal in three hours.

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West Village NYC Pizza Walking Tour★ 4.9 (17)

Guided tour · 2h 30m

West Village NYC Pizza Walking Tour

Satisfy your pizza cravings on a 3-hour walking tour of New York’s Greenwich Village. Sample 3 different pies in one of the city's most historic neighborhoods and tast...

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NYC: Greenwich Village Food Tour★ 4.9 (92)

Guided tour · 2h 30m

NYC: Greenwich Village Food Tour

Explore Greenwich Village on a 2.5-hour guided food tour led by a local expert. Enjoy six food tastings, visit famous landmarks, and hear the stories behind the food a...

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Address: 200 5th Ave, New York, NY 10010, New York City

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Abigail's Kitchen NYC ★ 4.5

Lower East Side

Abigail's Kitchen on Henry Street runs hands-on cooking classes in a working restaurant kitchen on the Lower East Side. The menu spans tapas, Thai, Moroccan, Indian and Italian; ticket includes unlimited beer and wine.

TipCancellations within 48 hours forfeit the fee. Reschedules within a week of class cost $25. The Asian Dumplings class is a perennial sellout.

League of Kitchens ★ 4.8

Various

League of Kitchens runs cooking classes in the private homes of immigrant women across New York City. Afghan, Bangladeshi, Lebanese, Trinidadian.

TipClasses run four hours in the instructor's home kitchen and end with a family-style meal. Subway directions emailed after booking.

Institute of Culinary Education ★ 4.4

Financial District

ICE on Liberty Street in the Financial District runs recreational cooking classes in New York City, including pasta making and croissant baking sessions.

TipThree-hour evening classes start at 18:00 weekdays. Wear closed-toe shoes; the kitchens are working professional spaces.

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