Small pizzeria with a spacious, recently upgraded interior and minimalist design. Lively atmosphere fueled by DJ Barry's curated music, creating an engaging vibe. Seating is limited, often crowded, with a mix of indoor and street tables.
DJ Barry brings energy with music that gets everyone singing and dancing. The owner and staff stay attentive and friendly, creating a lively and smooth experience.
Stops include a walking route with a focus on pizza tasting. Food tours highlight this spot as a key culinary experience.
"I thought the pizza here had the best sauce-to-cheese ratio."
"The music and DJ Barry made the experience so fun."
"I've never had pizza this good on any food tour."
Good to know
Pizza is available until 2am on weekends.
The restaurant is inexpensive, making it a budget-friendly option.
You can get free drinks if you order a whole pie.
Italian restaurant offers a cozy, beautiful atmosphere with an inviting outdoor terrace and views of the Empire State Building. Live jazz music fills the space, creating an energetic vibe that can be loud at times. Known for exceptional cocktails and desserts, it features standout espresso martinis and tiramisu.
Fun atmosphere comes from the kind, attentive staff and an amazing bartender who makes drinks and service enjoyable.
Walking food tours include stops at this spot with diverse dishes and local flavors. It fits well into secret food tour routes offering unique tastes.
Good to know
Happy hour offers buy one get one cocktails, making it a great deal.
During happy hour, customers may need to ask multiple times for drinks.
An automatic 22% tip is included in the bill.
Five-story tenement buildings from the 1800s showcase preserved architecture and authentic interiors with well-researched props. Tours feel like immersive guided discussions that bring immigrant family stories to life in cramped, atmospheric spaces.
Guided tours offer fun and knowledgeable narration with perfect timing. Immersive and experiential exhibits create an enjoyable way to learn about history.
Many tours include walking and food options that blend history with local flavors. Guides share detailed stories about tenements and immigrants, offering more context than typical museum tours.
Good to know
A guided tour is required to visit the museum.
Tours can sell out quickly, so it’s recommended to book in advance.
The tour lasts almost two hours and provides extensive information about tenement living.