They make a great Whiskey and do the tour and have really great time. It's also in a cool…read moreneighborhood for food after.

Great fun tour. She was informative, friendly, and knowledgeable. It was my first distillery tour…read more We got there a bit early so got to try some of their cocktails and a cheese platter, everything was delicious. We then started our tour and again we loved our tour guide. She was funny, not over the top and she knew her stuff. It was a very easy going tour. She got her points across easily and we got to try all the types of gin and rye. I really did like their gin, never realized there were so many tastes and flavors that could distinguish them, but i noticed it. Also, their juniper berries were good! We hope to find ourselves back in the area to try their new batches soon.

We stopped by in February to warm up after noticing how cozy the place looked. The staff was…read morefriendly and fast despite of the place being packed afte the Sumo show. My bf love the different types of whiskey and i really enjoyed my warm in-house made drink. They also had live music which added to the vibe. The whole place is amazing and will go back for drinks with friends.

Highly recommend Kings County Distillery for a fun and fancy cocktail and/or a fantastic distillery…read moretour and sampling. If you're lucky, you'll catch a glimpse of their working cats in the warehouse. For $20, a tour includes the animated history of Kings County, the process of distlling, and a healthy sampling of 4-6 spirits. The cocktail bar is fun, historic, beautiful, and chic. The menu is varied, with something for everyone. I had an espresso martini that was incredibly smooth and delicious. Bathrooms are down a historic, metal spiral staircase, so if accessiblity or mobility area a consideration, I would call ahead to ensure existence of appropriate accommodations. They have a lovely, quite spacious outdoor area that I'm sure is lovely in the summer.

Overall rating: 4.8…read more Full warning: this is a history tour of deaths more than ghosts. It's a great tour but I think if they revised the name to "haunted" or "spooky", it would be closer to the actual tour. Which is a history of massive deaths in the Brooklyn area. The tour goes from Williamsburg, to the Navy Yard to back up. You actually learn a lot about the Cobble Hill area. Tyler and Danny were great and so knowledgeable!! Not sure if this is a repeatable tour, but it definitely is worth it! Also come on the earlier side bc seats fill up quickly! I think I was only 1 of 3 locals. Everyone else were tourists. But they were nice. Highly recommend!

This tour was such a letdown from start to finish. The guide actually allowed two people to join…read morewho had not paid or shown tickets, which meant several of us had to sit three to a row on a trolley that was already crowded. It was uncomfortable and poorly managed. The guide herself (Gaya) seemed nervous and not very comfortable with public speaking. Her energy was low and it made the tour feel flat. The whole thing really needed more confidence and enthusiasm to make the stories come alive. As for the tour content, it was extremely underwhelming. We did not go to any real haunted sites or cemeteries. At one point the driver simply pulled over on the side of the highway and pointed out a cemetery in the distance. I could not believe that counted as part of the experience. Overall this felt like a waste of money and time. It was crowded, disorganized, and the storytelling lacked excitement. I would not recommend this tour to anyone expecting an engaging or authentic haunted experience.

This place is great. They are a distillery that makes a unique apple-based liquor. They offer…read moretastings, cocktails, and tours. Definitely worth checking out!!

Always a pleasure to be hanging out here with the owner, Marie! There are musical shows happening…read morehere all the time, and their rice whiskey is to die for!!! I recommend at least trying the Jabuka on rocks and the Jalapeño Eastside cocktail!

We took the Brownstone Food Tour this weekend. Nathalie was great as the tour guide. Food was…read morewonderful as was the walk and the neighborhood history lesson! Will take another Urban Oyster tour next time we are in the City!

We took the Hamilton Happy Hour Tour with Greg while we were in NYC last weekend and I would highly…read morerecommend it! It was an awesome way to see a part of the city we wouldn't otherwise have toured. My fiancé is a huge Hamilton fan and Greg totally played off of his enthusiasm, he even managed to throw in some lines from the songs as he was giving the tour. Greg was full of information and great to hangout out - make sure your next tour is with him!

Love the products, love the people. 10/10 Amaro falso is my…read morefavorite followed by the new mezcal phony Negroni. Great work.

Good products, but this wins the prize for being the first store I've seen to beg for tips "for our…read moreteam" for an ONLINE purchase (ie, the "we don't want to pay our employees fee"). So, you literally do not interact with any human, there is no personal service (since they're just shipping you boxed items), and you tip before you receive any service at all, which is essentially blackmail. "Don't tip? Shame if your order is delayed or broken." Buy at your own risk.

First things first, this experience from beginning to end was a 10/10! If you're looking for a…read morefantastic team building event look no further, Like a Local Tour is what you're looking for. I was lucky enough to have been found by LAL via LinkedIn. They sent over their beautiful tour presentation, and it felt like a no brainer, the food tours looked amazing and in various neighborhoods throughout NYC. We picked the Immigrant Tour - Chinatown, Little Italy, and LES. The booking process, communication and attentiveness of the team was top tier. They were super helpful with all our needs, availability, location logistics for a diverse team and diet restrictions. Finally, the day of the tour came, and we were greeted by Seth and Jocelyn, FANTASTIC HOSTS let me tell you! They met us with enthusiasm and excitement for the tour. Seth provided a plethora of great historical information about each neighborhood and location. Jocelyn ensured every stop was ready for us and the tasting went off without a hitch. We learned so much about the city that many of us have been born and raised in. It was cool. We took group photos along the way at various picture friendly places, like freeman's alley, in front of the dim sum restaurant and at Essex Market. One thing you may be wondering, is it enough food? I can assure you it'll be plenty. 1/2 way through the tour we were already getting a bit full and still had 3 more stops to go. We will be coming back to enjoy another event in the future. They have more team building experiences as well, so be sure to check them out. P.S. Our experience allowed for LAL to make a donation to the Essex Market Community Fridge.

There is a great variety of food offered on this tour, and it is very filling. It is a little…read moredifferent from every other food tour I've ever been on, partially because you get some choice of what you try at each stop (that's awesome!) and partially because it felt a little bit.....I don't know.....disjointed? There seemed to be less structure and there aren't always places to sit down. There was some free time in Chelsea Market, which is fine if it fits the schedule, but our tour did run over quite a bit and I had to be at work later that day. I did love learning the history of the Nabisco building and a little bit more than I knew before about Google. The high line is just a beautiful walk, if not a bit crowded mid-day. I had to tip my guide, and quickly duck out before the tour was over, since we were already coming up on three and a half hours and we hadn't even made it to 23rd street yet. I would have loved to have ended at Hudson Yards, but I just couldn't keep pressing it with the timing. The High Line had JUST opened its first phase when I moved away from NYC, so it was fun to see how it has developed. The food itself was so filling. We had everything from tacos (I tried the spicy tuna); a dumping (I chose pork); to super fresh melt-in-your-mouth donuts (we got two!); to pizza (kinda average plain cheese slice); to an iced tea (refreshing!); to tahini ice cream (my favorite thing on the tour!) The portions were generous and I really enjoyed learning about each business. Chris is very knowledgeable. Being a tour guide myself, the crowds would be a bit daunting to me midday at Chelsea Market, but Chris was very proficient in leading us through. Cool little business and I would be inclined to try one of their more traditional tours, although maybe all of them are similar to this! Great way to spend an afternoon, either way.

This is a small travel agency based in Cusco, Peru…read more They provide treks to Machu Picchu & the Amazon w/ awesome Peruvian guide, Pepe (tierrasmojadas@gmail.com, 00 51 84 984 73 39 67). We avoided the main stream routes, giving us a real experience of what Peru is! He gave us botanical, historical & mystical info. We ate mango and avocado from the tree!!! :-) We stayed w/ locals, swimmed in clean natural hot springs, and visited waterfalls! Its an affordable, authentic and magical experience! If you wanna have an unforgettable eco friendly adventure in the Andes and/or visit the Machu Picchu and/or know more about the Quechua and their rituals, GO FOR IT!!!!