There are plenty of neighborhoods with “good food.” The Lower East Side is one of the few where you can trace more than a century of Jewish New York history in an afternoon — through knishes, bialys, pickles, pastrami, and candy. This Classic Jewish Food Walk is for visitors and locals who want that “Jewish Lower East Side” experience: old-school institutions, neon signs, faded tiles, and recipes that survived the move from pushcarts to storefronts. Important note: This is a
