New Orleans Food Tours

Revel in all of NOLA's must-eat classics in one tour! On this Must-Eat French Quarter Foodie Tour with Cajun & Creole Classics, you will enjoy popular dishes like gumbo, muffulettas, po'boys, and pralines. Celebrate Creole and Cajun culture and history at its finest with other foodies on a laid-back walking tour through the French Quarter. Visit historic restaurants, discuss classic recipes, and of course, indulge in a full range of Crescent City cuisine! Book your spot today!

Taste your way through the French Quarter and Jackson Square on a Taste of New Orleans Food Tour. Venture through the heart of the city as you sample dishes of historical and cultural significance. Enjoy 5 different menu items as you are entertained with interesting facts and anecdotes. See famous sights along the way. Book your Taste of New Orleans tour today!

Join a local tour guide on your journey through New Orleans' historic and fascinating history of cocktails. Belly up to the oldest stand-up bar in the city and find out where the famous Grasshopper drink was invented, get the real scoop on Absinthe, learn the origins of the Sazerac and discover hidden gems where locals have been imbibing for centuries. Each stop will feature a classic cocktail and the tour guide will give guests the history behind them! Don't miss your chance to see the real New Orleans on this French Quarter Cocktails & History Walking Tour. Book now!

Guests come from all corners of the world to experience the annual Mardi Gras celebrations in New Orleans. From multiple daily parades and French Quarter shenanigans to the neon and beads of Bourbon, immerse yourself in New Orleans at her best! Join this tour and experience delicious cajun and creole cuisines, lively music, and the unforgettable French Quarter. You will learn about Mardi Gras as your local guide provides that abundant southern hospitality that New Orleans is known for. Laissez le bon temps rouler, friends, book your New Orleans Mardi Gras Mambo Gumbo Experience NOW!

Walk and eat your way through the streets of the French Quarter on this Flavors of the French Quarter Tour. Venture through the heart of the city as you sample dishes of historical and cultural significance. Enjoy different menu items as you are entertained with interesting facts and anecdotes, and see some famous sights along the way. Hungry for some of the best bites in the south? Book your Flavors of the French Quarter Tour today!

Combining both food history and cocktail history, this Cocktail and Food Combo Walking Tour is a feast for the senses! Along with the guide, guests will visit up to 8 locations including award-winning seafood restaurants, James Beard Award-nominated craft cocktail lounges, pre-Civil War bars, artisanal candy stores and more. Guests will sample up to 10 different dishes that represent the modern expressions of the area's culinary heritage: classic dishes like Gumbo and Alligator Boudin, but also new interpretations like Crawfish Beignets and Curried Pork Skins! You’ll also enjoy 4 full-sized cocktails like the mighty Sazerac, the rum-heavy Hurricane, the classic Daiquiri and more! This gastronomic odyssey is the way to see NOLA! Book your spot today!

Taste the food, fun, and folklore of authentic Cajun and Creole cuisine at The New Orleans School of Cooking, ranked as one of the top culinary travel experiences worldwide! Expert chefs season the cooking demonstration with history, trivia, and tall tales, while cooking an authentic 3-course meal for guests to feast upon. This particular menu includes Crawfish Etouffee, Shrimp and Artichoke Soup, and Bread Pudding. This award-winning activity sells out fast, so book now to guarantee a seat at the table!

Fried chicken and cocktails? Now that's a museum worth checking out! Shake things up and take a bite out of history with a visit to the Southern Food & Beverage Museum. This living history and food wonderland give guests an in-depth look at the roots of Southern food culture. Admission gets you into both the food museum as well as the museums of the American Cocktail's and La Galerie de l'Absinthe, which showcases the Absinthe collection of Raymond Bordelon and the storied history of the "green fairy" itself.