NEW ORLEANS
23 Tours Reviewed
Your stomach gets a map of the French Quarter. This 3:00 pm walking tour trades awkward planning for a smart route: you sample classic Louisiana dishes in local restaurants while a guide explains what makes each plate part of New…
This is the easiest way to start eating like a local. The Premier New Orleans Food Tour pairs classic French Quarter dishes with real, on-the-walk explanations of how Creole and Cajun food developed, plus smart pointers for what to order…
Three hours in the French Quarter, minus the guesswork. This small-group cocktail and foodie crawl takes you through classic spots with a culinary history angle, so you’re not just eating, you’re understanding what you’re eating. The vibe stays fun and…
French Quarter food has a way of telling stories. This walking tour strings together Louisiana classics with the kind of place-by-place context that makes the bites feel earned. I like the mix of sit-down tastings and quick street stops, plus…
There’s nothing like walking off gumbo smell. This French Quarter tour strings together classic Creole, Cajun, and French-leaning flavors with quick stops at historic corners, so you get food and stories in one 3-hour loop. You meet near the French…
A good food tour in New Orleans should do two things: feed you and teach you. This one aims at both, with up to six tastings and four full-size cocktails spread across iconic stops in the French Quarter and nearby…
Food and stories in the French Quarter, three hours. I love how this walk packs in multiple included tastings at old-school New Orleans staples, and I love the way a local guide ties each bite to food legends and street-level…
Your first French Quarter meal should start strong. This New Orleans French Quarter Food Tour mixes Cajun and Creole culture with real street-level food stops, starting right at Jackson Square. I like how guides like Christy, Neil, Andre, Kaffey, and…
