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New York City Greenwich Village Food Tour 2 hr 30 min
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Taste five cuisines on a two-hour Bensonhurst Food Tour, from Korean-Uzbek appetizers to Villabate Alba cannoli.
Discover Bensonhurst through its food, where neighborhood streets tell a story of cultures and cuisines. This Bensonhurst Food Tour begins in Seth Low Park with Korean-Uzbek appetizers, then follows a planned walking route through one of Brooklyn’s most diverse food destinations.
Over five stops, sample flavors from the Caucasus, including Georgian cuisine, enjoy a sweet Balkan dessert, try Kyrgyz samsa, and finish with cannoli from Bensonhurst’s Villabate Alba bakery. The experience includes five snacks from five different cuisines and is led by resident cultural geographer and guide Jim Baker. The walk covers 1 to 3 miles and takes about two hours, offering a lively way to connect local food with the neighborhood’s cultural mix. The meeting point is in the center of Seth Low Park, beside the maintenance building and restrooms; the tour is accessible by the D and N trains.
Come hungry and explore Bensonhurst one distinctive bite at a time on this Bensonhurst Food Tour.
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The tour lasts 120 minutes.
The route includes five planned stops with light snacks.
Tastings include Korean-Uzbek appetizers, Georgian cuisine, a Balkan dessert, Kyrgyz samsa, and cannoli from Villabate Alba.
Meet in the center of Seth Low Park, next to the maintenance building and restrooms.
Yes. The tour is wheelchair accessible, and all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible.
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