NEW ORLEANS
24 Tours Reviewed
Creole flavors hit fast in the French Quarter. I really like the hands-on seafood boil (including learning to peel local seafood) and the two cocktails mixed into the walk through the neighborhood’s classic streets. One thing to keep in mind:…
Food first, history close behind. This French Quarter walking food tour strings together six classic stops in about three hours, with a small group cap. You’ll taste your way through Old Square culture while the guide points out what’s happening…
New Orleans can hit you fast, and this tour does it with flavor. You’ll walk the French Quarter and French Market area while tasting local food and learning how cocktails like the Hurricane and French 75 became New Orleans staples.…
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…
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…
Sweet food, no searching required. This underground-style donut and beignet tour takes you off the Bourbon Street rush and into the Garden District and Magazine Street for guided tastings at multiple shops. I like that the route is built around…
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…
