What food is included in the tour?

The tour includes a New Orleans-style roast beef 'debris' po’boy, Creole gumbo, fried chicken, a dessert choice of bread pudding or SnoBall, and non-alcoholic drinks at each stop.

Are beverages included?

Yes, one non-alcoholic beverage is included at each of the three food stops.

Where does the tour start?

All tours begin and end at 317 Burgundy Street in the French Quarter, identifiable by yellow French doors and sidewalk signage.

Is there an age requirement to operate the electric cart?

Yes, only participants who are 25 years or older may drive the electric golf cart for safety reasons.

How long is the tour route?

The tour covers approximately six miles through New Orleans’ mellow back streets over three hours.

Can I request substitutions for food items?

Substitutions are subject to availability but can be requested prior to or during the tour.

Exploring New Orleans’ Culinary Heart: The 'Bite The Big Easy' Electric Cart Food Tour | Bike Tour

New Orleans, Louisiana, a city famed for its vibrant culture and distinct Creole cuisine, offers an adventure like no other with the 'Bite The Big Easy' Scenic Food Tour. This guided three-hour electric golf cart excursion navigates the soulful back streets of the French Quarter and beyond, immersing you in the authentic flavors that define the Crescent City’s food scene. Whether you're a seasoned foodie or a curious traveler, this tour uncovers a lively side of New Orleans beyond the usual tourist trails.

Starting at 317 Burgundy Street, right in the heart of the French Quarter, guests embark on a roughly six-mile route that blends culinary discovery with charming cityscapes. On board an electric cart—quiet and eco-friendly—the small group setting ensures a relaxed and intimate way to experience local favorites. The tour’s highlight is its carefully curated tastings: enjoy iconic dishes including a New Orleans-style roast beef 'debris' po’boy, rich Creole gumbo, and classic fried chicken. Complementing these savory bites are refreshing non-alcoholic beverages served at each stop, keeping you energized and hydrated.

No New Orleans experience would be complete without a sweet finish, and this trip offers a choice between the traditional bread pudding, known locally as "pain perdue" or "lost bread," and an authentic New Orleans SnoBall. These distinctive desserts echo the city’s blend of French, African, and Southern heritage.

What sets this tour apart is not just the food but its seamless integration into the local rhythm. Guided by knowledgeable staff, you’re encouraged to soak up the eclectic architecture, colorful street life, and the profound history that pulses through the narrow alleys and wide squares. The company operating from Burgundy Street maintains stringent vehicle and age policies to ensure safety and smooth operation throughout.

Travelers staying in New Orleans will find this experience an accessible and engaging way to savor the city’s unique gastronomic culture without the hassle of heavy walking or conventional bus tours. The electric cart’s environmentally conscious design also aligns with ongoing efforts to preserve the French Quarter’s historic character while supporting sustainable tourism.

For those intrigued by authentic culinary excursions that combine upbeat city vibes with tangible history and culture, 'Bite The Big Easy' offers an unbeatable introduction to New Orleans. Whether visiting the city for the first time or returning to relive its tastes, this tour invites you to bite into the Big Easy with all your senses.

About FreeWheelin’ Bike Tours

FreeWheelin’ Bike Tours offers guided bike tours and a wide selection of bike rentals in New Orleans. The company operates signature guided rides such as the 'Creole & Crescent' Pedal Bike Tour and the 'Breezy Big Easy' E-Bike Tour, both designed to trace local history from the 1690s through 1803 while passing vibrant neighborhoods, landmarks, and hidden gems. FreeWheelin’ provides rental options to suit different itineraries, including 700C single-speed road bikes with freewheel, 3-speed cruisers, 4- and 8-hour cruiser rentals, 24-hour and multi-day rentals, and electric bikes.

Electric rentals use Juiced 'RipRacer' e-bikes with a documented 55‑mile range and a 20 MPH top speed, enabling effortless exploration of the French Quarter and surrounding areas. Many rentals include safety gear such as adjustable helmets, handlebar bags, puncture-resistant tires, and optional accessories. Self-guided editions of the Creole & Crescent route offer flexible pacing for riders who prefer independent exploration.

In addition to standard bike services, FreeWheelin’ lists specialized day rentals for events like Jazz Fest, premium e-cart experiences including scenic food tours and guided hidden-city routes, and a 'Long Lake Loop' guided option. Pickup and return occur at a central location, with bike storage and 24/7 access mentioned for several rental types. Service descriptions emphasize durable, low-maintenance equipment and attention to safety.

All information about tours, equipment, and rental features is presented to help riders choose the appropriate experience. FreeWheelin’ Bike Tours focuses on accessible, historically informed cycling experiences in New Orleans, pairing curated routes with rental flexibility and safety-focused gear, convenience.