Scott’s Pizza Tours

New York, United States

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We run both public and private tours of New York’s historic pizza culture by bus and on foot.

History

Established in 2008.

Scott’s Pizza Tours began with nothing more than a love of pizza and a New York Sightseeing Guide’s license. The first (unofficial) tour took place in October 2007 as a birthday celebration in which founder /​guide Scott Wiener took 26 friends and family members for slices of his favorite pizzerias aboard a yellow school bus. Passengers picked up pies on-​the-​go and ate mostly in the bus while taking notes in mini pizza journals that were included in the «party’s» goody bags.

Exactly six months later, the tour officially launched with a fresh crowd of pizza fans. This time, the tour included sit-​down restaurants and behind-​the-​scenes looks at the inner workings of pizza ovens and kitchens. Now anybody can join Scott for his «pizza party on wheels.»

Meet the Business Owner

Scott W.

Business Owner

Howdy! My name is Scott and I am obsessed with pizza. My obsession runs so deep that I actually quit my day job because it was getting between me and my pizza. Now, I spend my days showing other people how much there is to love about this delicious dish. I’m getting hungry just writing about pizza. I gotto go.. .

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