Food tours that center the working class, immigrant families that built up the city
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EVERY SATURDAY · 1–4 PM EST
Saturdays in Little Guyana are filled with the sounds of chutney songs blasting through car stereos, the smells of masala hitting hot oil in the karahi, and the taste of fresh coconut water sold from street markets along the ave.
📍 Liberty Ave, Richmond Hill
EVERY SUNDAY · 1–4 PM EST
Sundays in Bushwick are spent people watching church folks dressed in their Sunday Best, shopping at local markets for imported ingredients, and chillin’ at the park with a piragua in hand.
📍 Knickerbocker Ave, BushwickI’ve been in NYC for a few years now but I always end up going to the same spots in the same neighborhoods. It was great to learn about new places in the city from Nikita and actually feel immersed in places I never would have ventured to.
This was my first visit to NYC and I wanted an authentic experience that was not based on all TikTok famous spots. Nikita was a great tour guide who offered bits of her own personal experience growing up in the city and also had a lot of knowledge about the food and cultures we sampled. Would recommend a tour on your next visit
Nikita was super knowledgeable, fun to follow along with, and did a great job of including everyone on the tour. Had a fantastic time and can’t wait to show my friends all the spots I know!
