easy
3 hours
Participants should be able to walk over a mile at a steady but leisurely pace.
Walk through New Orleans’ French Quarter with Doctor Gumbo Tours and taste up to five iconic dishes while uncovering rich culinary history. This three-hour tour blends savory bites with cultural stories for an immersive local experience.
3 Hours • All Ages • Up to 5 Locations! • Sample the Diversity of our Rich Culinary Heritage!
Embark on a flavorful 3-hour walking tour through New Orleans, exploring up to five iconic culinary spots. Sample classic dishes like gumbo and pralines while uncovering the city’s rich food history. With expert guides and a leisurely pace, this award-winning experience promises a delightful dive into Louisiana's vibrant culinary heritage.
3 Hours
Down here we’re passionate about eating, so along with your guide you will visit up to 5 locations: classic Creole restaurants, neighborhood sandwich shops, hot sauce bars, artisanal candy stores and more. Once inside you’ll sample different foods that represent the breadth and diversity of our culinary heritage: dishes like gumbo, muffulettas, poboys, pralines, bread pudding and much more.
We cover New Orleans’ pre-Colonial and Colonial culinary contributions, we delve into the significant influences of the 19th century immigrants to the region, we recommend places to eat and places to shop. We take you on a foodie journey through one of America's most vibrant neighborhoods: the French Quarter. And with so many dining options in New Orleans, why not try 5 different places in one fell swoop?!
The 3-hour walking tour is conducted at a leisurely pace. Most of the restaurant stops feature fully stocked bars if you’d like to enjoy a cold beverage (adult or otherwise!) during the tour.
You’ll be walking over a mile at a moderate pace through city streets and venues.
Check in at 316 Chartres St before 1pm to settle in and grab a drink if you like.
Inform your guide about any food allergies, especially nuts or shellfish-related sensitivities.
The tour runs rain or shine. Dress accordingly and bring rain gear if needed.
New Orleans’ French Quarter dates back to the early 18th century and is the oldest neighborhood in the city, reflecting centuries of French and Spanish influence.
Efforts to reduce plastic waste in the French Quarter include encouraging reusable containers, supported by many local businesses.
Supportive shoes will ensure you enjoy the walking portions without discomfort.
A light rain jacket or layered clothing helps you adjust to changing weather.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Staying hydrated is important, especially in warmer months.
summer|spring|fall specific
Useful for carrying essentials like wallet, camera, and rain gear without bulky load.