easy
1.5–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; expect up to an hour of walking on paved streets.
Discover New Orleans’ culinary roots through an engaging cooking demo paired with a lively cocktail tour. Taste classic dishes and sample iconic drinks while wandering the historic French Quarter streets.
Ages 21+ • 1.5 Hours • Enjoy a day filled with food!
Immerse yourself in New Orleans' vibrant culinary scene with a unique tour that blends a cooking class and a cocktail adventure. Learn from a professional chef, savor iconic dishes like jambalaya and gumbo, then explore the historic French Quarter while enjoying the city’s famous cocktails. A flavorful journey awaits!
4 Hours
First, learn about the basics of Louisiana cuisine from a professional chef during an entertaining demonstration, then sample classics such as jambalaya, gumbo, and pralines.
When your cooking class ends you will have a few minutes to shop in the General Store before your tour guide arrives at the School to pick you up for the second part of your tour. Admire the architecture of the French Quarter as you stroll through the neighborhood, stopping in historic bars to sip the Big Easy’s most celebrated cocktails. You'll discover the flavors and culture of New Orleans during this fun and informative tour!
What's Included
Exclusions
Arrive a few minutes before the scheduled start at 400 Toulouse St to ensure a relaxed beginning.
The walking cocktail tour covers several blocks on uneven historic sidewalks—choose sturdy footwear.
Chefs and guides are knowledgeable and eager to share—engage actively for a deeper experience.
Pace yourself with the cocktail tastings and drink water between stops to stay refreshed.
The French Quarter, established in 1718, is the oldest neighborhood in New Orleans, preserving centuries of colonial and Creole heritage.
Local guides emphasize minimizing environmental impact by encouraging walking tours over vehicle traffic to protect the delicate historic district.
Essential for navigating the French Quarter’s historic sidewalks during the walking portion.
Provides warmth during cooler evenings or unpredictable weather.
fall|winter|spring specific
Keeps you hydrated, especially important when sampling cocktails.
Ideal for capturing the colorful architecture and vibrant street scenes.