Dave is a New York-based photojournalist. He has been exploring lesser-known cuisine throughout the five boroughs of the city since 2005 on his website Eating In Translation. Dave's work has also appeared in The Art of Eating, Culinary Backstreets, The New York Times, Savoring Gotham: A Food Lover's Companion to New York City, and many other publications.

Francesco was born in Sicily and grew up in New York. He graduated with a Master's degree in Architecture and worked professionally in that field for his entire career. Once he retired, Frank began leading tours of his city as a way to share New York with visitors from all over the world. By leading tours on the history, architecture and food scene in NYC, Frank is introducing visitors, or new friends, to this intriguing city, revealing its hidden and sometimes forgotten past, in order to better understand its present. A true “Cicerone,” storytelling is at the center of Frank’s tours. He introduces visitors to the characters from New York’s rich history, from his Sicilian grandmother to Emily Roebling, a little know contributor to the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge. Frank’s passion for all things New York shines through on his tours all over Manhattan.

Kendra brings her years of experience in both teaching and performance to help create an immersive and engaging tour. Kendra received a B.A. in Ethnicity, Race and Migration from Yale in 2014, and then spent the next few years teaching gardening, nutrition, and culinary history to grades K-12. She has family roots in New York City and was born just an hour away, allowing for frequently trips to see family and friends. These visits helped her to develop a map and history of the city that never sleeps at a young age. Kendra's love of New York shines through all of her anecdotes and tales about the city. She also is a professional performer and will ensure that you are both educated and entertained. Kendra's academic background and diverse experiences give her the ability to contextualize the history and diversity of New York in a way that is accessible to visitors.