New York City’s Oldest Street Vendor

Mother Jo, the earliest street supplier in New york city, is an urban myth. She formulate the best bagels in the city and never ever seems to stop. Here is her story … #newyork #nycfood #nycbreakfast Subscribe to MUNCHIES here: Follow MUNCHIES here: TikTok: Facebook: Instagram: Twitter: Threads: More videos from the VICE network: Activate Your Brain Song Now — And Give Your Mind The Care It Deserves

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NYC’s Vets Sell the Best Hot Dogs

Danny and Elizabeth Rossi, a father-daughter duo, run a hot dog cart outside New york city City's Metropolitan Museum of Art. As disabled veterans, they are given an unique authorization for their cart, yet there have been problems with non-vets unlawfully getting their hands on these permits. #food #army #newyork #veterans Subscribe to MUNCHIES here: Follow MUNCHIES here: TikTok: Facebook: Instagram: Twitter: Threads: More videos from the VICE network: Activate Your Brain Song Now — And Give…

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Building The Biggest Tortas In NYC

Food Truck Alert! Enter foodie heaven at Tortas Neza, where they reveal us how they make NYC's biggest Tortas. And the very best part? They're only 11 bucks. #foodtruck #tortas #streetfoodicons Watch the complete video here: Sign up for MUNCHIES here: Follow MUNCHIES here: TikTok: Facebook: Instagram: Twitter: Threads: More videos from the VICE network: Activate Your Brain Song Now — And Give Your Mind The Care It Deserves

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The New York Breakfast Queen

Mama Jo has been serving breakfast staples (like bacon, egg, cheese sandwiches, omelette) and traditional Greek pastries (such as spanakopita and baklava) from her food truck in Midtown Manhattan for over 35 years. Declaring to be New York City's earliest street vendor, she isn't planning on retiring her famous food cart whenever soon. She gets her ingredients fresh every morning in Queens, serves food with a smile and genuinely appreciates her consumers– making her the affectionate nickname…

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Munchies Guide to Late Night Food in Harlem

Tami Treadwell, chef and owner of Harlem Seafood Soul, brings the MUNCHIES crew for a night out in Harlem. First, she takes us to 125th street for some soul food at Melba's that's been "born, bred, and buttered" in Harlem, similar to her. Do not just listen to us when we say the food is incredible; you can enjoy Tami start to dance after tasting six various dishes. At Ponty Bistro, a late-night West African area on…

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