Frequently Asked Questions
Don't hesitate to reach out below if you have any additional questions!
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What's included in the Pizza, Beer & Paul Revere Tour?
A slice of hot, ooey-gooey cheese pizza from one of the north ends most famous pizzerias!
Note: guests are encouraged to bring their own beverages as only pizza is served by the host.
Beer (Optional)
We are going to be stopping at a great local bar on our adventure, but sadly antiquated state blue laws prevent tourguides from buying alcohol for guests. All alcohol must be purchased by members of the tour.
That said, drinking is not required, and our friends who don't drink are highly encouraged to join us!
2
Where do we meet?
Most tours start near North Street Park (120 North Street, Boston, MA 02109), right across from the Boston Marriott Long Wharf and just a hop, skip, and cannonball from the Freedom Trail.
After you book, we’ll send you all the details—where to meet, what to bring, and how to spot your tye-dyed guide (hint: I’ll be the one with the biggest smile and probably a joke ready).
We don’t have a storefront, but this cozy corner of Boston is the perfect launch pad for an epic adventure.
Can’t wait to see you there and help make your visit to Boston wicked fun!
3
Are there any age restrictions?
Guests ages 3 and up can attend, up to 20 guests total. Parents can also bring children under 2 years of age.
4
Is there any requirements or anything I should bring for the tour?
It’s a walking tour, so plan accordingly with appropriate clothes and shoes. And yes, WE GO IN THE SNOW!! It’s Boston, we’re used to the cold, with that said make sure your dressed in warm clothing.
4
What kinds of tours do you offer?
From cannabis to Paul Revere, we’ve got a tour for every vibe. Join us for the boSTONER Tour (World’s only cannabis and cannoli tour), the Pizza, Beer & Paul Revere Tour through the North End, or customize your own adventure. All tours are full of flavor, laughs, and unforgettable stories from your tye-dyed local legend, Jimbo.
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How long are your tours?
Most tours run about 2 hours. Long enough to soak in some history and chow down, but short enough to keep it moving.
