A Slice of Brooklyn Pizza Tour

This tour was well worth the money. It allowed us to see parts of Brooklyn that we would have never seen on our own, and provided us with tons of movie trivia and facts that I'm not sure we could have got anywhere else. The pizza was delicious, but to me that was just icing on the cake - without the pizza it would be a great tour! Be sure to get your tickets booked in advance though - it seems to book up quickly! Don't miss this!

Enjoyed Paula very much, very entertaining. The time at the Pizza places seemed rushed would have like to had a little more time to enjoy the eating experience.

Our guide, Paula, was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic. She had the right mixture of information, history and interesting facts to make the 4 1/2 hours pass by very quickly. We stopped at two pizza restaurants and had our fill of pizza. The only problems were that the air-conditioning did not operate fully and Paula should have repeated questions that were asked of her so that we could fully understand her answers. But I would highly recommend this tour to tourists, as well as native Brooklynites!!

This is an excellent tour!! Tony`s knowledge of Brooklyn is so good that absolutely nothing feels rehearsed. It`s like a stand-up show on wheels. We would also like to give a special thanks to "Brooklyn Frank" for the spumoni. Vaffanapoli!!

While the pizza was good, it needed pepperoni.

My adult daughters and I went on this tour. We really enjoyed this tour. Paula did a wonderful job keeping the information fun and lively. The pizza was awesome! Tour was very professionally executed. Loved the movie clips and seeing the actual film spots. I would love to go on this tour again or go on another tour with this group.

My sister and I totally enjoyed our tour guide, Paula.The tour was fun and the pizza was outstanding. This is my second time. Will recommend it to anyone! Thank you!

Great guide full of fun facts about America's most famous borough. Comfortable tour bus winds its way through busy streets while visitors learn about the locations of some iconic movie scenes, see beautiful homes that are unexpected in an urban setting, and enjoy two very different types of pizza. Only downside in my opinion, pizza places are skimpy on the mozzarella! Not the fault of the tour. Some time to shop for tee shirts, etc. on the boardwalk at Coney Island would be a nice addition. Very nice photo ops at Brooklyn Bridge. Go, you'll have fun.

Extremely well-organised tour and a host who lifts it way above the average historical tour. Paula introduced us to every aspect of Brooklyn with a fascinating narrative...and the pizza was incredible of course!

'Twas a unique way to spend a day in NYC and as far from your standard garden-variety tour as a tour could be. First plus-plus-plus impression was of our guide, Paula, a fast-talkin' babe with a knowing patter that had us hanging on every word. Next: Grimaldi's, under The Bridge, a perfect pizza joint in which to stoke up for the coming ride around the borough, and you don't have to stand in that lo-o-o-o-ong line. Then you'll see the Brooklyn you've likely never seen, except in the movies--not gentrified neighborhoods like Park Slope, but "old, real" Brooklyn: Red Hook; Bay Ridge; Bensonhurst (more yummy pizza, but Sicilian, not like Grimaldi's); Coney Island; the Brooklyn Army Terminal, where Elvis shipped out to Germany (me too); 86th Avenue, where John Travolta swung that paint bucket; Stillwell Avenue, where that Popeye Doyle chase unfolded. You'll see the movie clips, too, all in sync with the sites outside. So do it! Don't fuggedaboudit! Would it hoit ya to book dis tour? In a woid, NO!