A converted biscuit factory that now holds several food vendors, specialty food shops, and restaurants. Enjoy fresh seafood, artisanal sandwiches, or a serving of sushi burritos.
Spend the morning exploring Central Park before heading to got Tavern on the Green for lunch. This restaurant has been in the park since the 1930s and is known for its American fare and charming outdoor garden.
Explore the eclectic borough of Brooklyn with its diverse food options. Take a food tour, sampling everything from artisanal cheese to falafel, to finished with destination ice cream- apiece of Chunky Monkey by Ben and Jerry at the factory.
Pay your respects to the 9/11 memorial before close dinner at Eataly Downtown, where you can enjoy indulging pizza or pasta, and much more Italian cuisine.
Hunt for the best street food in Chinatown, from heaping plates of dumplings to tofu pudding, and more. Taste the most authentic and delicious food from China, hoping to rebuild your appetite before having anything else!
If you are looking for excellence in ramen, fried chicken and crack pie, visit a place where David Chang's Momofuku Noodle Bar and Milk Bar in the East Village.
You can’t miss classic New York brunch experience, one of the oldest delis still operating brings the best corned beef, pastrami, and salami sandwiches in the city.
This fun ice cream shop in the West Village became a household name thanks to its imaginative flavours and unique toppings, like olive oil and sea salt. Get a supersized unicorn sundae and take some pictures for the ' gram!
Don’t leave New York without tasting their famous chicken and rice from the Halal Guys food cart on the corner of 53rd Avenue and 6th Street in Midtown.
End your 10-day foodie trip with a novel breakfast experience at Russ and Daughters Cafe. Enjoy classics like bagels with lox, sable, and smoked salmon, or herring plates, perfect for a Jewish meal before you fly out.
New York City has an excellent public transportation system, including the subway and buses, which is cost-effective and reliable. Budget taxis, Uber or Lyft rides, depending on traffic, and have comfortable walking shoes on hand!
New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), and LaGuardia Airport (LGA) cater to national and international flights, with JFK being the biggest airport in terms of size, followed by Newark and LaGuardia. JFK lies about 16 miles from Manhattan's downtown area, while Newark is about 19 miles and LaGuardia about 8 miles.