NYC's Lower East Side walking tour!

[@williamechevarria5421]

Antonio my man! I love it. Thank you! 👍👍👍

[@Antonioonthego]

My pleasure!

[@lisapa297]

What a great tour!! Loved it!! From the bagels at Kossar's to the stalls at the market 🥹😍😍 tell me you got the burrata pepperoni 😋😋🤤🤤 perfect weather beautiful food, what else do you want?! Awesome!!!👍👍❤️

[@Antonioonthego]

I appreciate your enthusiasm Lisa. I actually went to Mama's Too! that day, which is one of my favorite pizzerias. I think there was too much pepperoni on that Buratta pie but I bet it's quite popular. I would definitely try it someday. It was a good time, talking food with the vendors and enjoying the beautiful day before the heatwave that's coming.

[@lisapa297]

​@@Antonioonthegostay cool! We're already going thru our second heatwave so far 😬😒😠

[@smelo772]

Thank you for this amazing tour and I am crazy about cheese too...See ya

[@Antonioonthego]

Thanks for watching!

[@frogmorepipester7490]

Great video. Cheers from the South Carolina Lowcountry

[@Antonioonthego]

Thanks for watching!

[@dwaynewladyka577]

I thoroughly enjoyed this tour. It would be so tough to decide what to choose in that market, because it all looks amazing. Cheers, Antonio! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️

[@Antonioonthego]

Glad you enjoyed it! I sometimes buy more than I could handle, but I kept it cool this time haha.

[@63ah1275]

I miss the old Essex location. Get a ticket at Russ & Daughters, go to the market to make the wait entertaining.

[@ramencurry6672]

Love the LES. Possibly the most interesting neighborhood in American history. If I remember correctly back in the 90s or early 2000s there used to be an A&P supermarket or maybe it was a Pathmark?…..One of those types of supermarkets back then that was kind of hidden in the lower east side. And I think the Essex market was in a different location from the current location

[@Antonioonthego]

Yes the old Essex Market was very close to the new spot. It's still there, but not sure if it serves a different purpose or if it's abandoned. I can't say I remember those old supermarkets. I spent most of my time in Little Italy, and Chinatown in the 2000s. And uptown where all the big nightclubs were.