“I Could Eat” Channel on YouTube
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Nippertown Road Trip: Queens Food Tour With Rick Bedrosian
From Nippertown: It takes a lot to get me out of bed before 6 AM these days. A lot. But when Rick Bedrosian suggested we go to New York City for one of his food tours and make a whole day of it, I was totally on board.
Rick Bedrosian’s NYC Food Tour: Chinatown & Little Italy, Saturday, April 26th, 2025
Chinatown and Little Italy are tremendous places to sample some of the finest food NYC has to offer. Bring a […]
NYC Food Tour: LIC, Flushing, Corona & Woodside, Queens, Saturday, April 25th, 2026
Anthony Bourdain: “Queens is arguably the most under-appreciated borough of New York. An impossibly complex matrix that reflects the culture […]
Rick Bedrosian’s Greenwich Village Food & History Tour, Saturday, October 10th, 2020
While Midtown Manhattan is known for its Broadway shows, glitzy marquees and immense skyscrapers, New York’s Greenwich Village offers a […]
Rick Bedrosian’s NYC Irish Pub Tour, Saturday, October 17th, 2020
Join prominent musician, photographer, writer and food enthusiast Rick Bedrosian on his Queens, New York City Irish Pub Tour. This [...]
The Rick Bedrosian Beatles Tour to Liverpool & London, England, November 9-15, 2020.
Join prominent musician, writer, travel professional, photographer and foodie, Rick Bedrosian (George Harrison in Hey Jude and leader of Hair […]
New York City: Mets Beaten, Good Eatin’ In Queens
NEW YORK CITY: METS BEATEN, GOOD EATIN’ IN QUEENS. Earlier this week I watched the NY Mets lose twice and […]
Explore The Big Apple
Our last trip to the City sold out quickly. Register now for our next NYC Walking Tour – The Beatles NYC/Chelsea Market/The High Line – Saturday, October 17th, 2015.
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Beatles Tour (2012) – Travelog
I’m predicting many future trips to London and a lot more hanging out with Glen Portch and Jo. It’s a bit sad to see how many places of Beatle significance are gone, in disrepair, or are in the process of being bulldozed. Luckily some still remain but it won’t be long until many more of them have disappeared forever.