Local host · Brooklyn, meeting point agreed with your host
A private three-hour walk in Brooklyn with a host matched to you: craft beer tastings, a classic New York slice and pizza to share. Book it if your group wants the day built around its own taste, not a fixed route.
This one is built around you. After booking you fill in a short questionnaire about your interests, and within 24 hours you are matched with a local host who suggests an itinerary and agrees a meeting time and place with you directly. The listing points to Williamsburg's microbreweries and newer brewhouses, plus a warehouse it says ran as a secret brewery during Prohibition. Pizza is half the deal: a classic New York slice and pizza to share, which can mean queueing at one of the borough's famous pizzerias or a brewery that bakes its own.
There is real history under the beer. Williamsburg and Bushwick had close to fifty breweries around 1900, most of them German-run, and North 11th Street was named Brewers Row in 2000 to remember them (food historian Barry Popik). The big names went with Prohibition and the national brands; Rheingold, the last of the giants, closed in 1976. Today's taprooms are the comeback, and a beer-minded host knows which ones are worth your three hours.
Three points before you book. The listing names no pizzerias, because the host chooses them with you, so stops differ from group to group. Every guest must be 21 or over, which rules it out for families with kids. And the from-price is $264 per person on the listing: beer tastings and shared pizza are covered, but extra food and drinks, transport and tips are on you. Of the Brooklyn walks here, this is the only private one, and the only one that mixes pizza with taprooms.
Within 24 hours you get a short form about your personality and interests. It decides which host you are matched with.
Your host contacts you directly, suggests an itinerary and agrees the meeting time and place. Say now if pizza matters more to you than beer, or the other way round.
You meet your host at the agreed spot. The listing has no fixed meeting point, since every route is different.
Pale ales, pilsners and newer brews at Williamsburg microbreweries or an emerging brewhouse, with the German brewing story of the 1800s along the way.
A classic New York slice and pizza to share. The listing's local hack: if the line at an iconic pizzeria is long, grab a slice somewhere else while you wait.
The plan stays flexible, so you can change your mind on the day. Your host finishes with tips on bars and pizzerias for the rest of your trip.
★★★★★Amazing !
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The listing names none. Your host picks the stops with you after the questionnaire, so it can be a queue at a famous Brooklyn pizzeria, a slice shop nearby, or a brewery that bakes its own pizza.
Yes. The listing shows from $264 per person for the 3-hour private walk. Check the total for your group size and date on the booking page.
Yes. Every guest must be 21 or older, since beer tastings are part of the tour.
There is no fixed meeting point. Your host contacts you after booking and agrees a time and place in Brooklyn with you.
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A local host for your group alone: Brooklyn craft beer, a classic slice and the stops you choose. Guests 21 and over.
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