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Tip: Classes need at least 2 people, though a solo traveler may join one already scheduled; parties of 8 or more book directly.
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New Orleans School of Cooking ★ 4.3
The New Orleans School of Cooking has taught visitors since 1980 in a renovated early-1800s molasses warehouse at 524 St. Louis Street, with demonstration classes and hands-on Cajun and Creole classes.
TipPick a demonstration class to sit back and watch the chefs cook, or a hands-on class to cut, season and prepare a Cajun and Creole dinner yourself.
New Orleans Cooking Class and Cocktail Walking Tour
This tour pairs a chef's demonstration of Louisiana cuisine, with samples of jambalaya, gumbo and pralines, with a French Quarter walk to historic bars for cocktails.
TipTwo classic cocktails are included, and the cocktail guide meets you outside the cooking school by 4:15pm.
New Orleans Demonstration Cooking Class with Meal
This demonstration class at the New Orleans School of Cooking, in an early-1800s molasses warehouse, teaches gumbo, jambalaya and pralines, then serves them as a full meal.
TipCoffee, iced tea, water and one local beer come with the meal, and you take the recipes home.
New Orleans: Food Walking Tour & Cooking Class Experience
A 3-hour walking tour of famous French Quarter eateries, then a 2-hour cooking demonstration class with recipes, refreshments and lunch, run by Destination Kitchen Tours.
TipMeet inside Roux Royale at 600 Royal Str.; the set tastings offer no gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan or pescatarian options.