A list of the best foodie-related things to do in New York City in September
1. Smorgasburg
This popular outdoor food market features dozens of food vendors offering a wide variety of delicious bites. Located in Williamsburg and other locations, it’s a great way to sample local flavors.
2. Attend NYC Restaurant Week
This biannual event typically takes place in late summer and early fall, offering prix-fixe dining options at some of the city’s best restaurants. It’s a fantastic opportunity to try new places at a reduced price.
3. Foods of NY Tours
Experience the diverse culinary landscape of New York City with a guided food tour. Explore neighborhoods like Greenwich Village, Chinatown, Nolita, and Chelsea Market while tasting local favorites and learning about the history of the food scene.
4. Brooklyn Brewery Tour
For beer lovers, a tour of the Brooklyn Brewery offers tastings of their craft beers and insights into the brewing process. It’s a unique way to experience the local craft beer scene.
5. Check Out the New York Wine & Food Festival
Usually held in mid-October, if you’re in NYC in September, you can start planning for this exciting festival that features tastings, cooking demonstrations, and events with celebrity chefs.
6. Explore the Union Square Greenmarket
Visit this iconic farmers’ market to find fresh produce, artisanal products, and local delicacies. It’s a great place to support local farmers and artisans.
7. Try the Food at Hudson Yards
While you’re at Hudson Yards, don’t forget to check out the food options available in the area, including the Mercado Little Spain, a vibrant market featuring Spanish cuisine.
8. Attend a Cooking Class
Sign up for a cooking class at one of NYC’s culinary schools or local venues. Learn how to make everything from Italian pasta to classic American dishes.
The Institute of Culinary Education
These activities provide a delicious way to experience New York City’s vibrant food scene in September! Enjoy your culinary adventures!