Join a guided food tour of Chelsea Market that showcases the tastiest dishes from vendors like Takumi Tacos and Filaga Pizza. From there, you'll walk the High Line to Hudson Yards and stop by Neuhaus to grab some artisanal Belgian chocolate.

New York’s international inspirations can be found in chocolate-forward delicacies like doughnuts, Japanese Creme Puffs, cannolis, and babka. This three-hour tour, which kicks off in front of the East Village Eataly, will give you a history lesson with your cocoa.

New Yorkers who’ve tried (and failed) to make a proper pizza in their apartment ovens could learn a thing or two from the brick-oven masters at Macoletta. Suitable for adults and kids alike, this class will teach you the secrets of the perfect crust and sauce.

Hear tales of bootleggers and mobsters as you visit some of New York City's oldest surviving speakeasies in Manhattan, where you'll sip cocktails as you learn about the history of Prohibition.

Set atop the Elsie Rooftop not far from Times Square, this Moroccan dinner for two features a menu with dishes like sun-dried tomato hummus, salmon kebabs, and tadig rice. When you're not admiring the skyline views, you'll enjoy belly-dancing performances and music.

Step inside a Brooklyn distillery and learn how gin and aquavit are made during this behind-the-scenes tour of Halftone Spirits, which includes a guided tasting of five botanically-driven spirits.