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Sweeter Than Sugar Chelsea & West Village Dessert Tour (Adult + Child)
Sugartooth Tours - Chelsea & West Village (Online)
About
Slow down your Saturday or Sunday afternoon with a Sweeter Than Sugar Dessert Tour. Mosey through the quaint Chelsea neighborhood for half-pound cookies, into the Chelsea Market where your eyes and taste buds will be delighted in this food mecca. We’ll learn about this neighborhood’s interesting and significant culinary past as we walk down the High Line sipping hot chocolate or enjoying true Italian gelato (depending on the season). Get your sugar fix in the trendy meatpacking district, and wind down in the West Village for our final tasting.
**Children 3 and under are free.**
**Children 3 and under are free.**
When to arrive:
15 minutes before
Additional details:
This tour starts in Chelsea on the south-west corner of 8th Avenue and 18th Street and ends in the West Village near West 4th Street.
Caregiver required:
Yes
Upcoming Schedule for Sweeter Than Sugar Chelsea & West Village Dessert Tour (Adult + Child)
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Provider
159 8th Avenue, Meet outside Valley National bank on southwest corner of 18th Street and 8th Avenue, New York, NY 10011
Chelsea
(917) 856-6761
About
On a Sugartooth tour, guides showcase the city’s best hidden bakeries and off the beaten path gems where the locals go. Guides dish out equal helpings of delicious desserts with the city’s cultural and culinary history, and guests leave with a full stomach and newfound knowledge of NYC’s best bakeries.
Editor’s Tip
Sugartooth Tours is passionate about connecting consumers with local food artisans, creating communities through food, and giving New York City a small neighborhood feel where folks know their local bakeshop owners and take pride in eating locally.
