Brooklyn Unplugged Tours

My wife and I went on the tour of Williamsburg. Jeff was our tour guide and he was great. We are from NYC and we still learnt a lot of things from him. It was amazing to see how over time things change.
The tour starts right near the L train. It lasted for exactly 2 hours. I recommend speaking to Jeff and ask him questions while the group is walking. You can learn a lot more stuff from him as he is very knowledgeable. I hope to go to his other tour in Brunswick.

I recently went on a tour with Jeff and absolutely loved it. To be honest, it exceeded my expectations.
First of all, information you will need are available on his website,
Meet at 11:45am in front of «169 North 7^th St (between Driggs Ave & Bedford Ave) Brooklyn, NY 11 211
This a walking tour in Williamsburg, Brooklyn given every Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 12:00pm. Its length is approx. 2.5 hours and the price is $ 32.00 per person.»
Jeff is a Brooklyn native and graduated from Brooklyn College. He is definitely very knowledgeable about the culture at Brooklyn. He had tons of stories to share with everything. We started off the tour with a visit to an old church, which is in the process of transforming to a luxury residential building. We also visited several mural sites. We stopped by a chocolate factory as well, along with a stop at a local bar. He had interesting pictures to share with everyone and had a big smile on his face the whole time.
My group was small. There was about 8 or 9 of us. I arrived 5 minutes prior to starting time and I was afraid I would be too late. But fortunately for me, Jeff spent a good 15 minutes talking and getting to know everyone at the beginning of the tour so that was helpful.
Unfortunately I didn’t pay attention to the length of the tour until the night of. I had agreed to meet up with another friend immediately after the tour. I had to leave a bit early and didn’t get a chance to go to the waterfront area with everyone else. Jeff did inform everyone that the tour normally ends at a park where you can take the East River Ferry back to 34^th street of the city. Here is the ferry’s schedule,
Overall, I highly recommend it!

My boyfriend and I took Jeff’s Williamsburg Walking Tour which I would recommend for both Brooklynites and tourists alike! Jeff catered to our interests, taking us outside Hipsterville of Bedford St (cute shops and great people-​watching) and informatively showing us the Marcy Houses (Jay-​Z), old Brooklyn Financial District, etc. He is obviously passionate about his hometown and shared insight on the shops, eats, and history of the area. If you are looking for a non-​conventional, personalized tour at a reasonable price, check out Brooklyn Unplugged!

I did the Brooklyn– Flatbush Avenue tour and it was informative and fun!
Being of Caribbean decent, and residing in the Flatbush area for the past 7 years, I’m very familiar with many of the stops along the tour, but I benefit ted from a through historic review of each of the stops, which made me view the things I see daily in a different light.
Our tour started at the Flatbush Caton Market, an authentic hub for all things Caribbean, where each person received a souvenir Caribbean flag of their choice. We then walked all the way along Flatbush Avenue to the corner of Albermarle Road. Some of our stops included the Flatbush Dutch Reformed Church, Erasmus Hall High School and the Lowes Kings Theater. Jeff, our tour guide was friendly and knowledgeable about the historical/​cultural fabric of the Flatbush Community. The tour ended with a delightful lunch and refreshments at a Golden Crust restaurant.
Thanks to BKLN Unplugged Tours, I’m eager to explore other Brooklyn neighborhoods and uncover some more hidden gems!