New York City

Pub Crawls & Bar Tours

Our most recommended New York City Pub Crawls & Bar Tours

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  1. New York City: Times Square New Year's Eve Celebration

  Choose your preferred venue and bring in the New Year at an exclusive party on New York City's Times Square. Feast from a selection of buffet food prepared by a chef as you sip drinks from the premium open bar. Dance the night away to the tunes of the house DJ and raise a glass of Champagne at midnight. Avail of the satellite wine and beer stations at the 50th Street location.  50th Street Option: Experience the excitement of Times Square on New Year's Eve at an all-inclusive party that spans 3 floors. Get an iconic view of the ball drop. Arrive early to grab the best possible spot. 42nd Street Option: Welcome in the New Year at a 42nd Street venue between 7th and 8th Streets. Feel the electricity of an authentic New Year’s Eve celebration.

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  2. Nightlife Experience: The Meatpacking District After Dark

  Join a like-minded local and get ready to experience the city that never sleeps. You'll be paired with guides that are passionate about the place they call home and who choose to spend their free time sharing it with like-minded travelers matched to them. The Meatpacking District is more than deserving of its reputation as one of the best places in the city to party and you will soon see why! Spend the evening exploring this trendy neighborhood, where old warehouses have been repurposed as hip nightclubs, stylish bars or underground clubs; your local will take you to places that match your style and preferences.  With the first drink included, enjoy a cocktail in a famous bar where the locals are dressed to impress or grab a table at a street side cafe and sip a glass of wine as you watch revelers heading out for the night.  Bar hop through the neighborhood, discover the most popular...

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  3. New York: City Lights Cruise

  Climb aboard a tall ship replica of the lumber-hauling schooners that drove America's industry more than a century ago. Clipper City was built in the mid-1980s using plans purchased from the Smithsonian. Explore the spacious and comfortable decks with ample seating, a full bar, and a raised quarter deck that allows for unparalleled views of the city and its harbor. Order a drink from the full on-deck bar, sit back and relax, or help the crew raise the sails and take a turn at the helm on this idyllic cruise. This tour is the perfect way to begin or enhance any weekend and enjoy drinks out on the water at night. Feel the beat of the live DJ as you see the world's most famous skyline light up the night.

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  4. New York City: Pub Crawl Tour of Historic Stone Street

  Meet your local guide and fellow travelers along Manhattan's original shoreline and follow in the footsteps of American patriots, such as George Washington and Alexander Hamilton, as you stroll along historic Stone Street. Walk down quaint cobblestone streets and admire the imposing architecture of the buildings that surround you as you visit 4 vibrant taverns. At each tavern, enjoy delicious craft beer whilst listening to your guide share fascinating insight into the unsung role that New York City played in the Revolutionary War. You’ll also learn about Manhattan’s past as a small Dutch trading village, as well as the many spies, battles, and celebrations that have passed through the streets of the city. Group sizes are capped at 12 people to ensure that you get to mingle with all of your fellow pub-crawlers and personally interact with your guide. Each crawl lasts approximately 2 hou...

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  5. Brooklyn: 3-Hour Private Pizza and Brewery Walking Tour

  Pizza and beer, what more could you want? You will join one of our local New York hosts to feast your way around Brooklyn, getting to grips with its traditional and new-age brew culture, and discovering some legendary pizzerias. A practical approach is key when learning new things, so you’ll be doing a lot of eating and drinking. You'll be paired with guides that are passionate about the place they call home and who choose to spend their free time sharing it with like-minded travelers matched to them. You can try innovative craft brews from Williamsburg microbreweries or venture further into the historic neighborhood to discover how its brewing heritage began with German migrants in the 19th century. Sip American Pale Ales and Pilsners, as well as stop by an emerging brewhouse or two which are re-igniting the craft beer scene, as well as a warehouse that was used as a secret brewery du...