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The 15 most popular food tours in New Orleans. What each one is really like, what it costs, and who runs it.
Taste French Quarter classics on a 3-hour New Orleans food walking tour: gumbo, po-boys, jambalaya, pralines, beignets. Small-group option.
Most Popular“Jack was very informative on the culture and history. All the food was wonderful, we would highly recommend it!”
A 3-hour French Quarter food-and-history walk with gumbo, po-boys, muffuletta, pralines, hot sauce tastings, and more for $85.
“Great tour with a great guide who helped us understand the history and origins of the food. I would do this again!”
Walk the French Quarter with a local guide tasting gumbo, beignets, Po’boy and pralines, plus stops at Jackson Square and French Market.
“We met Christy on our first day in New Orleans for our tour and it was an excellent experience that gave us a lot of knowledge as well as confidence to further explore the the French Quarter and wider New Orleans area. Christy had great knowledge of the history and sights of New Orleans. She…”
French Quarter walking food tour with Creole legends and classic stops at Tujague’s, pralines, muffuletta, po-boys, and French Market lunch.
“I went on my first solo trip to New Orleans and wanted to experience the local cuisine while learning about the city’s history. Charles was our tour guide, and he was absolutely amazing! You can immediately tell how passionate he is about New Orleans - its food, history, and culture. Every stop had delicious food…”
Sweet walking tour through the Garden District and Magazine Street with multiple beignet and donut stops plus coffee in about two hours.
“Guide was rude when we came in and asked if he was the guide. We decided that not to take the tour because of the guide.”
Walk New Orleans for gumbo, muffuletta, pralines, and fried plantains, plus 4 full cocktails, with a guide tying it all to local history.
“It's a long walk lol but overall the food is great the drinks are delicious. Would definitely recommend.”
A 3-hour French Quarter food history walk with up to 9 Louisiana bites, from gumbo and po-boys to pralines and bananas foster.
“Beth was an amazing guide with so much cultural knowledge.”
A 3-hour French Quarter walking food tour with included tastings like gumbo and jambalaya, plus pralines and optional to-go drinks.
“Good food mixed with good history. Every place we stopped the people were friendly. Roger did an awesome job giving us the history of the area. Very enjoyable.”
French Quarter small-group crawl with 4 food and 4 cocktail tastings, local culinary history, and iconic stops. 3 hours, up to 15.
“Rob was simply amazing. I’ve been on many food tours throughout the country and this was by far the best. The food and drinks were authentic and delicious. The history of the Quarter Rob provided was interesting with a side of humor. I highly recommend Destination Kitchen and especially Rob!”
A 3-hour French Quarter food walk with classic Cajun and Creole bites, history, and a pecan praline finish for $81.
“This was a great food tour. Would defined recommend. Very informative and the food was all delicious”
French Quarter food walking tour with gumbo, red beans, etouffee and more. Learn local dish stories with a guide.
“Raffle was an excellent guide! Not only did he explain the history of food dishes in New Orleans but tons of overall city history. The restaurants we went to provided excellent samples of dishes, excellent service and were all very clean. We plan to try full meals at some of them. Highly recommend”
French Quarter food tastings plus Cajun and Creole stories on a small-group walk. Around 2 hours, $44, and alcohol is extra.
“Use it! The Tour guides are very knowledgeable and funny with anecdotes.”
A 4-hour French Quarter walking tour with 6 food tastings and 4 craft cocktails, plus cocktail origins and classic NOLA bites.
A small-group French Quarter walking food tour with oysters, gumbo, muffuletta, pralines, plus history from a live guide. Lunch included.
“Lisa was fantastic! She was very knowledgeable of the food and the history of the French Quarter. The restaurant and food selection was wonderful.”
Walk the French Quarter with a guide, taste Creole and Cajun favorites, and learn a seafood boil by hand, with two cocktails included.
“The food was great, our guide was great! We were very happy with the tour.”
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