So much fun! Had a great time learning about wine making and tasting the amazing selections…read moreoffered during the tour. Keir is the perfect person for this job; he's smart, funny and, he's a wine wizard! The tour also provided a unique opportunity for us to pair wines with foods from around the world... on our tour we sampled some delicious bits from Central Europe and Greece! Sooooo Gooood! I highly recommend this tour. It's fun, educational and a great way to meet new people.

The host was great--incredibly knowledgable and very friendly. The wines were delicious, we learned…read morea lot, and it felt like a unique NYC experience.

I went on the Soho wine tour this past weekend and I can't say enough positive things about the…read moreexperience. It was highly enjoyable and I learned about pairings and how to distinguish between different wines. And it never got dull because we went to three different locations and moved around at a perfect pace. We walked from the first location to the second and then to the third, so we got to check out the neighborhood as well. Because of this, my husband and I are planning to stay in Soho the next time we visit. Our guide, Barbie was vivacious. She is a reputable sommelier, highly knowledgeable and congenial. She was laid-back, yet had a presence that held everyone's attention. The only downer is that they don't offer this same tour in Chicago!

We just did one of these tours in the west village! It was so fun. The vibe of the second bar was a…read morelittle more our style. A little bit less intimate but it kind of took some of the awkwardness away. It was such a fun event!

Danny was our tour guide for the trip to Philadelphia and Princeton and was amazing!! He was so…read moreknowledgeable about every site we visited in both cities and was so personable in every place. He had so many great stories about his experiences at these locations as well as fun facts about historical events and pop culture relevance. He had one-on-one conversations with every family and every person at each stop. He was great at giving suggestions for photo locations and specific things to look at. Danny was absolutely wonderful as a tour guide and was a great person to spend the day with - I would HIGHLY recommend him for anyone looking for a great tour from NYC!

Rosa Galleano We traveled the 21st of July with Royal City…read moreTours & it was terrible. We were waiting in the middle of nowhere for HOURS with people who had disabilities, dying of thirst, & waiting for hours for no reason. They promised there was a Spanish guide and that was a lie. The bus failed midway and left us stranded for 3 hours without any water or food. When we finally arrived, we did not get the full experience as promised. Stay aware, do not book AT ALL with this company. This was a terrible experience.

I had this on my bucket list for a long time and finally after I got some info from our fellow…read moreyelper Marianne we did it and it was great. Our driver Ibrahim was a total professional and he was very friendly in explaining all of the points of interest in the park and a lot of the buildings surrounding the park. He also took us to some historic spots so we could take some great photos. I have to say we really enjoyed the ride and would definitely do it again.

My nephew and I took the Landmark tour in April. The ride was great, but the video and pictures…read moremade it extraordinary! The guy filming us got amazing footage! I'm telling you, if you take a ride, you're going to want the videographer & photographer (I think his name was Daryl) to capture the entire ride for you. I turned all the clips he took into an incredible video. I'm telling you, it's got to be a filmmaker who did ours! Every time I watch, it fills my heart with joy!

Be aware! Scam and change prices on customers who book online and then send you through rude…read moresupervisors from Resolution Team on 2/13 and had to ask "why does a supervisor get on each time afterwards and make a customer go over the problem they are having" and the response from Deanna was to the effect of "why does you keep going to a supervisor"! Poor customer service skills and needs additional training BTW - we have screenshots of the webpage showing payment screen and Visa notifications showing NCL charge for amount matching screenshots of webpage matched. Then later NCL sent an email saying there was still a balance due. #bait&switch

I was on the inaugural NCL Escape cruise out of Miami a few years back, I had to look at my past…read morereview for NCL Miami. What made this cruise special, we were cruising on our wedding anniversary with my sister in law and her husband. *No kids* on this trip, lets see how it all plays out. The ship has over 5000 passengers, that's a lot of beach chairs! If you think you're getting into the gym at 10am? Forget about it, try going very early or later in the day. I'll try to break it down into sections, there's so much to talk about. Cabin We had a nice aft cabin with the extended balcony. Not too much time spent here during the day. The bed was comfy and was kept clean daily by the house keeping staff. Remember the nightly towel animals? Gone. NCL is trying to save water so they cut them out. Not a big deal. In the shower are the liquid soaps. I can't use only liquid soaps, ask for a soap bar and they will provide on upon request. Shows/Entertainment The Tony award winning show, After Midnight was a great evening. What do you do for the other nights? There's no going to bed at 10am, you're on vacation! We did hit up dueling pianos one night, it was fun. We didn't stay too long for the Choir of Man show, the wives didn't enjoy the show about pubs. Bars We seemed to get into a groove, after dinner we hit up The District for drinks and laughs. I did miss my sons, we liked drinking here a few years ago. This is where you'd find us most nights, drinking and listening to the great piano player. They had speciality bars like Tobacco road and the 5 o'clock somewhere bar, both nice but in the end The District with their 30 tap beer choices had us coming back nightly. Jimmy Buffett Margaritaville was a great place to grab a Landshark and a watermelon margarita for wifee, another favorite spot. The Cellar is where I experimented with multiple wines. Who knew Salvatore Ferragamo had his own wine line? This was an up charge to try, it was sooooooo good! Another must try while sailing. Food We loved all the speciality restaurants such as Moderno, La Cucina, Food Republic and Le Bistro. All restaurant go out of their way in terms of service and food quality. If you have the drink package, sample the wines from each restaurant. You'll be pleasantly surprised how well they pair with the food offerings. Pool We stayed in the adult pool and it was just that, no children allowed. How awesome is it to see a Jimmy Buffett concert on the large pool TVs while hanging out?! 5 stars just for that experience. Excursions I'm a Gold NCL member and for years I've always heard, if you book outside of the ship and you're late the ship will leave you. Brah, you're there for almost 3 days! We went on the Clearwater beach excursion, it's far and geared towards families with little kids, meaning no waves. Pass! The bus is $7 bucks per person but a personal cab is $10 bucks per person?! Take the damn cab! It's private and will make the experience more enjoyable. And you want Horseshoe beach, it's insane how pristine the beach is, we spent two days there during our trip. By far a 10 out of 10 experience. Casino I didn't want to piss off wifee grinding it out at the tables. I played big, was up $120, gave my wife half and never went back during the remainder of the cruise. If you got it like that to stay for hours and gamble? Bully for you man. Cigars If you smoke, bring your own! They have a well vented smoking lounge, don't buy one there. It's top price! I think I covered most areas. At the end of the cruise, the desk gave us $500 bucks if we rebook again, that deal was good only while on the cruise. $500 bucks?! I'm going back next year, this vacation was the ultimate in alone, wifee time. Cheers!

Was insanely disappointed. Our driver was great, but it…read moreseemed like there were multiple groups with very little staff. For the amount we paid, could have rented our own bus and taken ourselves and made our own reservations at each place. There's a reason you can't leave google reviews. Also there is a "host" that was supposed to be at each winery. This one person was with multiple groups, very nice but we had to keep asking what the plan was. We had no one go over the wines, maybe briefly at the second winery. At the cider place had the guy that worked there go over it in under 60 seconds. Its not the people working, its the organizer. This was a family trip celebrating and it was just embaressing. Poor execution, DO NOT RECOMMEND. The pictures of happy groups/people are absolutely cherry picked to make the experience seem more than it actually is.

Tania and her crew do an exceptional job, from first contact till the hug goodbye. Already planning…read moreour next tasting for the fall.

HIGHLY recommend !!! Took the Prospect Park foraging tour and will never forget it. Steve Brill is…read moreextremely knowledgeable and makes tons of jokes along the way. Had so much fun I didn't notice just how quickly the time passed. He has many tours around New York so it's easy to find a fitting time and/or location. For people living in more urban areas it's easy to become disconnected from the non-human natural environment because we learn so little about it and don't interact with it much but Steve's tours show that there is much to be curious about!

Horrible experience. Central Park tour 70 people! Could not…read morehear a thing.Way too crowded. Total money grab! Shameful!

Great free and fun Christmas activity to do in Brooklyn! If you're taking public transportation,…read moreit's a long commute, with D and R as the closest train lines. Between 83rd and 86th St, intersected with 11th through 13th, the Dyker Heights neighborhood are really fun to walk around and admire the lights and take photos. I came with a small cavapoo, and I was happy to help other people (mainly families) take photos in exchange for them helping me take photos with my dog. There were certain spots where there was just a bottleneck of people, and it was impossible to get through with my dog without picking him up and carrying him through the crowd. There were trucks giving out Annie's Pretzels and coffee and hot chocolate. I didn't partake in any of the food trucks, but a lot of people are really inconsiderate and leave trash on people's private properties. C'mon people, these are actual homes, do you want people treating your homes this way? A super fun walk during the Christmas holidays!

This is one of the classics. I'm going with 3 stars because there's confusion about this listing…read more Most of the reviews are for a general neighborhood phenomenon, not a particular private bus tour. The epicenter is a mile walk from the D or R trains, but the bus service from the R along 86th seems simpler. Be sure your phone is charged; you'll find an incredible assortment of photo and video opportunities. The multi-Santa Spata House at 1152 84th St. is perhaps the most famous. Some of the locals are annoyed about the traffic. No spoilers but further west on 84th there's what might be an amusing quiet protest about this event. Consider the lack of bathrooms before downing any hot chocolate or apple cider. In one post-lights trip I went to the great Chris's Polish restaurant in Bensonhurst; I reckon open-at-night options are more prevalent in Bay Ridge.