Introducing NYC Unscripted: The best things to do to live like a local in New York City
- Nick Perkins
- 1 day ago
- 2 min read
You can just visit New York City — or you can experience it.
There’s plenty of things to do in New York City: Big Apple’s classic sights, the skyscrapers and statues you’ve seen on television your whole life. But those are only one part of the city’s story. Join our NYC Unscripted experiences to live and eat like a local, learn about neighborhood history, and feel why millions of New Yorkers call their home the greatest city in the world.
One such reason why New Yorkers adore their city is the pizza. But if you only stick around midtown and $1.50 slices, you’ll never get to taste why. Instead, for the best pizza in the city, take the subway to Williamsburg for our Brooklyn Local Pizza and Brews Experience. On the three-hour tour, we’ll take you all around one of the hottest neighborhoods in Brooklyn, enjoying four of the very best New York-style pizza slices you’ve ever had, plus some local beer to wash it all down.
Maybe culinary diversity is more of your thing, though, in which case you can go east rather than south from Manhattan and hop aboard our Queens Around the World Food Tour. Located in probably the city’s best culinary neighborhood, the three-hour experience will take you everywhere from a Greek street food truck to an Italian deli straight out of the 1970s to America’s first Egyptian restaurant. Foodies, this is the tour for you.
But perhaps rather than being into food, you’re more of a drinker. Not to fear — world-record holding Irish pub musician Dave Browne has you covered with his Irish Pubs, Music and Culture tour. Join Dave for a three-hour exploration of four of his favorite New York City Irish pubs, and enjoy his patented Irish banter on everything from his guitar skills to the proper way to drink Guinness.
Interested in local history but not interested in walking away from a tour hungry? Hop aboard our Lower East Side experience to walk the streets that generations of immigrants have before. Plus, enjoy samples from three historic delis and entry into the Museum at Eldridge Street, a 130-year old synagogue which is arguably New York’s single best hidden gem.
If you’re coming to New York, odds are you’re probably going to a Broadway show — well, we’ve got you covered there, too. Our Story and Secrets of Broadway experience gives you the full insider scoop on the history and modern day behind-the-scenes of theater’s most famous street, all in 90 minutes to make sure you get to your evening show on time.
Finally, to really know New York you have to visit the most New York neighborhood: the Village. Our Life in the Village Immersive Experience tracks the chronological history of the most bohemian neighborhood in the city, a 10 block enclave that gave the world everything from workers’ rights to Bob Dylan.
To really enjoy why nine million people call New York home, book your NYC Unscripted experience today.
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