Week Two of Our Lunch Rush Tours Starts Today and Worships the Sandwich
Thanks to all those who celebrated street meat with us on our inaugural week of hour-long Lunch Rush Tours around Midtown and the Financial District.
The feasts continue this week as we turn our attention to the humble little sandwich. On each tour, expect lots of meat and cheese between bread as we visit three different carts or trucks preparing their own take on the universal dish. There will be Asian, Mexican, American, and Italian sandwiches. Today, we’ll be touring along Park Avenue (in the high 40’s/low 50’s), Tuesday will be in the Financial District, and on Thursday we’ll be hanging out on Sixth Avenue (in the 40’s).
This is the perfect thing to do for those bored with their usual lunch routine. Tickets can be purchased at the Turnstile Tours website here and a percentage of the ticket sales are donated to the Street Vendor Project. Each tour runs about an hour (or under) and begins at 1pm. So it’ll be easy enough to sandwich it into your lunch break.
Posted by brianhoffman at 8:00 am, August 25th, 2014 under Street Food Tour.
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It’s the last week in aug and everyone is on vacation. If there was ever a time for premature efreakulation, this is it
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Are these tours really that popular with those of us who work in the city? For $29 I can feed on some pretty good cart cuisine for 3 or 4 days.
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This is a unique lunch experience. You get to skip the lines, learn all about the behind-the-scenes of the food cart industry, and sample from three different food carts. Also, part of the ticket fee is donated to the Street Vendor Project.
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FREAK OF THE WEEK
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and with 30 min to spare…
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Three days into the workweek and again, still no posts about actual food.
At any rate (and since this is a sandwich-themed post), Lenny’s has grand-opened their newest location today on 40th street between 7th and 8th.
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No content all week. That is disappointing.
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Spoke too soon. Want to be a Vendy judge?!?!
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Not until it’s located somewhere that doesn’t require a boat to get to.
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Actually makes sense … islands are the traditional pens to hold lepers, convicts and all others who are shunned by society
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Should also be where we hold people who like ketchup on chicken.
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must…..hold on…..for a…..tuesday post…..