New York's relationship to seafood runs from the grand commuter halls of Midtown to the upper reaches of fine dining. Grand Central Oyster Bar, open beneath the terminal since 1913, serves oysters and pan roasts under its tiled vaults, while Le Bernardin sets the city's standard for refined fish cookery. Between them they cover the everyday and the exalted.
Eric Ripert's three-Michelin-star seafood room on West 51st has held its stars since 2005 in New York City. Tasting menu mostly raw and barely-cooked fish.
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...
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...
Experience the iconic sights of New York City on a luxury dinner cruise. Savor a 5-course gourmet dinner as you cruise past the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge,...