A 7-Day Foodie Itinerary for New York

  1. Day 1: Chelsea Market
    11 minutes (1.3 miles) from Times Square

    Explore the food hall with dozens of vendors offering global cuisines, including lobster rolls and vegan sushi.

  2. Day 2: Blue Hill
    18 minutes (1.7 miles) from Chelsea Market

    Experience farm-to-table dining with inventive dishes using locally sourced and seasonally fresh ingredients.

  3. Day 3: Russ & Daughters
    15 minutes (1.1 miles) from Blue Hill

    Sample authentic Jewish deli fare like bagels and lox or pastrami sandwiches at this old-school store.

  4. Day 4: Prince Street Pizza
    14 minutes (1.2 miles) from Russ & Daughters

    Savor an original slice or Sicilian square with crispy crust, tangy sauce, and generous toppings.

  5. Day 5: Momofuku Noodle Bar
    18 minutes (1.9 miles) from Prince Street Pizza

    Indulge in ramen or buns by famous chef David Chang, complemented by an innovative cocktail or sake.

  6. Day 6: The Halal Guys
    12 minutes (0.8 miles) from Momofuku Noodle Bar

    Try the iconic chicken or gyro platter with rice, salad, and hot sauce, at the origin of the food cart phenomenon.

  7. Day 7: Osteria Morini
    20 minutes (2.2 miles) from The Halal Guys

    Delight in homemade pasta or seafood dishes paired with fine Italian wines, in a rustic-chic waterfront setting.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • Chelsea Market (1-2 hours, free admission)
  • Blue Hill (2-3 hours, $150+ per person)
  • Russ & Daughters (30-60 minutes, $15-25 per person)
  • Prince Street Pizza (30-45 minutes, $3-5 per slice)
  • Momofuku Noodle Bar (1-2 hours, $20-40 per person)
  • The Halal Guys (15-30 minutes, $10-15 per person)
  • Osteria Morini (2-3 hours, $80-120 per person)
  • Total Estimated Costs: $300-400 per person

Useful Tips

For more foodie adventures, consider visiting famous delis like Katz's and Carnegie, dim sum destinations like Nom Wah and Jing Fong, or trendy eateries like Eleven Madison Park and Carbone. To save money, try street foods like hot dogs and pretzels, or take advantage of happy hours and lunch specials. If you have less time, combine locations within the same area, like Greenwich Village or East Village.

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