easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves moderate walking on city sidewalks.
Taste of Nawlins’ Culinary History Tour offers 2.5 hours of authentic Cajun and Creole flavors paired with stories from New Orleans’ French Quarter. Discover local chefs, historic sites, and the roots of the city’s iconic cuisine.
2 Hours and 15 Minutes • All Ages • Explore Cajun and Creole Cuisine!
Embark on a unique culinary journey through New Orleans' French Quarter, where you'll savor iconic Cajun and Creole dishes while uncovering the rich history and architecture of the city. Meet local chefs and discover the secrets of Creole cooking in this unforgettable 2.5-hour tour that delights both your palate and your mind.
2 Hours and 15 Minutes
Sample the French Quarter's famously delicious dishes as you learn about the architecture of the buildings and its 300 year old history. Meet the people behind the scenes that sprinkle local culture with flavors. Learn the historical facts about the city's oldest restaurants and discover the secrets behind New Orleans creole cooking.
So come and join us for this one of a kind, two and a half hour, Crescent City culinary tour that offers a cultural experience you and your taste buds wont forget!
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TOUR MEETS IN FRONT OR THE LOUISIANA SUPREME COURT BUILDING AT 400 ROYAL ST. 15 MINUTES BEFORE THE TOUR STARTS (2:45PM)
Plan to meet at 400 Royal St at least 15 minutes before the 2:45 PM tour start to ensure a timely departure.
The tour includes multiple tastings, so come hungry and ready to sample a range of dishes.
The walking route covers paved streets with some cobblestones; sturdy, comfortable footwear is recommended.
New Orleans weather can change quickly—pack a light rain jacket or umbrella just in case.
The French Quarter is America’s oldest neighborhood, with architecture dating back over 300 years, reflecting French, Spanish, and Caribbean influences.
Local vendors prioritize sustainable sourcing of seafood and produce to protect Louisiana’s fragile wetlands and waterways.
Ideal for navigating historic sidewalks and cobblestones.
To stay hydrated during warmer months.
summer specific
Protects against sudden rain showers common in spring.
spring specific
Capture historic architecture and colorful street scenes.