If by brunch you mean bodega bacon, egg and cheese, then I am in.

- Broad City

Iconic NYC Breakfast & Sites Tour

Authentic tastes & Midtown’s famous spots. New York is the city that never sleeps, and that on-the-go culture relies on a great breakfast to fuel it. Join us on a 3 hr food tour through Midtown while we take in sites that should be on every “must see” list.

Itinerary

  • Learn about coffee’s rich tradition in NYC while sipping a cup from a Brooklyn based coffee shop. (Orders taken ahead with choice of coffee, tea or hot chocolate).
    Meet your guide at Gregory’s Coffee at 485 Madison Ave. The entrance to the shop is on 52nd St.  Your guide will be inside with a small yellow flag.

  • The bagel may be a more famous NYC-breakfast specialty, but just as popular to locals is a bacon, egg & cheese sandwich. These hot, satisfying sandwiches are steeped in their own unique history and food culture.

  • One-time tallest building in Manhattan, St. Patrick’s Cathedral is known as "America's Parish Church".

  • Created by John D. Rockefeller, this huge complex has been home to noted recording studios, theaters, business’ headquarters, skating rink, and world-famous Christmas tree.

  • The classic counter-style American diner has its roots in NYC. Enjoy authentic blueberry pancakes and hear about how diners started, and evolved.

  • This beautiful urban park is home to seasonal highlights like NY Fashion Week and a Holiday Market.

    The flagship public library in NYC has a rich history and has been featured on the big screen (Ghostbusters!).

  • No trip to New York is complete without a bagel! We’ll learn about the history and food facts while tasting different flavors and toppings.

  • First, we’ll walk past this exquisite building to learn about it’s history and design details.

    Then, we’ll go inside after our bagels to appreciate its beauty, learn a few more fun facts, and try out the whispering gallery.

  • Fried dough has been around a long time, but the modern American donut is closely tied to NYC. We’ll try some gourmet, New York-centric flavors and learn about this history.