Local foodie guide · Williamsburg Pizza, 265 Union Ave
A small-group pizza crawl through Williamsburg with four slices in four styles, starting at Williamsburg Pizza on Union Avenue. Pick it for range: a classic New York slice, a coal-fired pie, a grandma square and a burrata slice in one afternoon.
Four pizzerias, four slices, all in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The listing spells out the styles: a gas-oven New York slice, a coal-fired blend of New York, Naples and Sicily, a Long Island grandma slice and what it calls a hipster burrata slice. It also promises no dollar slices and portions big enough to fill you up.
You meet at Williamsburg Pizza, 265 Union Ave, the corner shop NYC Tourism credits to owner Nino Coniglio. The other stops are not named on the listing; the guide picks them. Look out for the grandma slice. It is a thin rectangle baked in a sheet pan and cut into squares, the way Italian families on Long Island made it at home, and it only became a pizzeria name in the 1990s.
Beer is optional: two beers from local breweries with the brews add-on. The group is small (the listing gives a cap of 10 in one place and 15 in another), and you can book it as a private tour. Tips are extra. It is a young listing, 5.0 stars from 1 review so far.
The listing calls it an easy trip from Manhattan, two subway stops into Brooklyn. Check your line from the hotel before you set off.
Meet the guide at Williamsburg Pizza, 265 Union Ave. Come hungry: the listing is clear you will get more than enough to eat.
The crawl moves through four pizzerias with one style at each: a gas-oven New York slice, a coal-fired pie that mixes New York, Naples and Sicily, a grandma square and a burrata slice. The order is the guide's call.
With the brews add-on, two beers from local breweries come during the afternoon, at the guide's favorite beer spots.
You leave with a digital map full of the guide's recommendations, handy for dinner or a second round in the neighborhood.
★★★★★Nick was fun and knowledgeable, and generous with his time as well. Thanks for sharing your favorite pizza slices and beer spots, and helping to celebrate my wife's birthday too!
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Four, one at each of four pizzerias, each in a different style. The listing describes generous portions, more than enough to fill you up.
Only with the brews add-on, which adds two beers from local breweries. Without it, the price covers the guide, the four slices and the digital map.
At Williamsburg Pizza, 265 Union Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211. The listing describes it as two subway stops into Brooklyn from Manhattan.
Yes. The listing offers a private option for your own group. The standard departure is a small group with a local foodie guide.
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Four slices in four styles across Williamsburg, from a gas-oven classic to a burrata slice, in a small group, with beer as an add-on.
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