🏨 NYC Hell's Kitchen Dessert Tour Activity

NYC Hell's Kitchen Dessert Tour

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From $69.00

17 reviews (4.82)

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Pricing Info: Per Person

Duration: 2 hours

Departs: New York, New York

Ticket Type: Mobile or paper ticket accepted

Free cancellation

Up to 24 hours in advance.

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Overview

Discover the best desserts in New York City’s busiest neighborhood .Learn about the neighborhood’s rough and tumble past, as well as the city’s unique culinary history while tasting some of the best sweets that the Big Apple has to offer! Tastings include Broadway's favorite cookie, traditional American pies, artisan bread, cupcakes from a Cupcake Wars winner, and the best Greek pastries you can find in New York City! You’ll leave with a full stomach and newfound knowledge of NYC.
We will head into the heart of Hell’s Kitchen, where you can debate how Hell’s Kitchen got its name. Later, we'll move north on 9th avenue, a culinary mecca where you’ll learn about the avenue’s culinary and historical significance. By the end of this tour we know you’ll “find heaven in Hell’s Kitchen.” As on all of our tours, our guides dish out culinary and cultural history with some delicious desserts from some of the best bakeries in New York City.

What's Included

A licensed NYC guide shares the culinary and cultural history + stories of the bakeries we visit

Discover off the beaten path parts of the city like a local while connecting with other foodies

Six delicious dessert tastings including: chocolates, doughnuts, pie, cookies, artisan bread + more

What's Not Included

Drinks

Gratuities

Traveler Information

ADULT: Age: 3 - 99

Additional Info

Children under 3 are free of charge (however no tastings are provided for children under 3)
Face masks required for guides in public areas
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Public transportation options are available nearby
Service animals allowed
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible

Children under 3 are free of charge (however no tastings are provided for children under 3)
Face masks required for guides in public areas
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Public transportation options are available nearby
Service animals allowed
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible

Cancellation Policy

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

Experience may be cancelled due to Insufficient travelers
This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.

What To Expect

New York City

Learn about the neighborhood’s rough and tumble past, as well as the city’s unique culinary history. Try some of the best sweets that the Big Apple has to offer! Tastings include cupcakes, traditional American pies, the best cookie in NYC, artisan breads, doughnut bites, and the best Greek pastries you can find in New York City! You’ll leave with a full stomach and newfound knowledge of NYC.

We will head into the heart of Hell’s Kitchen, where you can debate how Hell’s Kitchen got its name. Later, we'll move north on 9th avenue, a culinary mecca where you’ll learn about the avenue’s culinary and historical significance. By the end of this tour we know you’ll “find heaven in Hell’s Kitchen.” As on all of our tours, our guides dish out culinary and cultural history with some delicious desserts from some of the best bakeries in New York City.

2 hours • Admission Ticket Free

Reviews

Thanks Rori!!!

F7375YOcathyf, 12-12-2022

What an awesome tour!!! Rori was so sweet and has lots to share. Definitely don't eat anything before bc you will get full! It's also such a great way to see the city

Enjoy the sweet taste of Hell's Kitchen

Jennifer S, 29-08-2022

Thank you, Rori, for an incredible Hell's Kitchen Dessert tour! My fiancé got me this tour as a gift given our shared love of dessert. I wasn't sure what to expect, especially as a local; however, it was a stellar experience. We visited both places I had been before as well as some "new ones" (new to me, not to the City). In both cases, I learned something new about their history and, most importantly, enjoyed delicious treats. I was also very happy with how accommodating they were for my fiancé's nut allergies. We're considering getting tours in the other neighborhoods, and would recommend it to anyone who wants some tasty treats and to learn more about our fantastic city.

A Taste of Heaven in Hell's Kitchen

Jenna_R, 30-07-2022

This tour was incredible. We heard the history and backstory of each of the bakeries and sampled some delicious creations from each. My daughter is interested in a career in pastry arts, so this was educational as well as delicious for us both! Rory was a terrific tour guide!

A special taste of NYC

AMIR_TY, 21-04-2022

We enjoyed Rori, the guide, who was very nice, caring, interesting and in a good spitit. The deserts were great to.

Hell's Kitchen Dessert Tour = Meh.

cherip266, 19-04-2022

Initially booked this tour for April 2020. They would only give me a credit instead of a refund. Tried twice to reschedule; once they never replied to my request. Finally went on the tour 4/16/22. I had booked a private tour, but arrived to find another pair on our tour (who also had booked a private tour.) Roxi was a very good tour guide: pleasant, knowledgeable, and experienced. Visited 6 bakeries; only had a choice of flavors at 2 of them (Schmackary's and Huascar & Co.) The Sour Cream Apple pie at Little Pie Co. was quite good. The small piece of baklava at Poseidon Bakery was terrible; it had a very odd flavor. The Chocolate Chip challah bread (we were supposed to have chocolate chip sourdough, but they were sold out) was also disappointing: it was dry and tasteless. I chose a bacon chocolate chip cookie at Schmackary's and liked it. The cherry pistachio cupcake I chose at Huascar & Co was also very good. The Earl Gray Cream Puff at Bibble and Sip was fine (and enormous).

The tour cost almost $70 plus the "optional" tip, so it cost around $155 for my party of two. Considering that the price of the food if bought on your own is only about $25, I do not feel like we got our money's worth. The history and information provided by the tour guide was interesting, but most of it could be found with a simple Google search.

My advice: visit the places on your own. You'll get to choose items that appeal to you, you won't get overstuffed, and you'll save a bunch of money.

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