USA · FOOD TOURS IN NEW ORLEANS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 7 food tours in New Orleans justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
New Orleans French Quarter food walk with gumbo, po-boys, jambalaya, pralines and beignets, plus history and a small-group option.
“Extremely knowledgeable and friendly host. We loved her! Food was very good. Would have loved to see po boy on list”
New Orleans Food and History Walking Tour pairs five French Quarter stops with gumbo, po-boys, muffulettas, pralines, and hot sauce tastings.
“Beth was an awesome tour guide. Her knowledge of the background of the local food was excellent. Her sense of humor is great and kept the group engaged. The following day we went back to a couple of the places to eat or purchase goods. Definitely do this tour if you know nothing of the local food and it is great to get Beth’s recommendations.”
New Orleans French Quarter food tour with Cajun and Creole tastings, hot sauce lessons, Jackson Square and French Market in 2.5 hours
“Knowledgeable guide, took us to food places we wouldn’t have found on our own. Taught history of the ciity through food”
French Quarter walking food tour with 5 included tastings of Creole classics, French Market history, and famous landmarks. 3 hours, $75.
“This tour was a great sampling of New Orleans cuisine. We went to 4 local restaurants to try their specialties. Come hungry! Also the guide shared lots of city history as we walked through the French Quarter. I’d go again!”
New Orleans cocktail and food history walking tour: gumbo, pralines, muffuletta, and four full-size drinks across six stops in French Quarter.
“Our guide was very informative and were able to eat and drink a little of everything. It was a wonderful experience.”
French Quarter food history walking tour with up to eight tastings, gumbo to bananas foster bread pudding, plus po-boys and muffulettas.
“I enjoy everything about my tour. I love how knowledgeable Beth was about the history of New Orleans. I can’t wait to come back”
French Quarter foodie walk with 9 samples in 3 hours, from gumbo to po-boys and muffuletta, plus hot sauce, pralines, and dessert.
“Excellent tour with Beth. 6 stops and each one had at least 1 food to try. Generous sample portions. Great service by the food staff. Super walking route thru interesting local craftsman businesses between each food stop.”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
