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Tip: Meet your guide inside the 3rd Block Depot restaurant; there is a vegetarian option, but no gluten-free, dairy-free or vegan one.
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New Orleans Sweet Treats Food Tour: Beignets, Donuts, & Much More
This sweet treats tour on Magazine Street visits 4 shops for traditional beignets with powdered sugar and coffee, artisanal donuts and beignets with toppings and sauces.
TipThe last stop holds a surprise, and the guide shares insider recommendations for food, music and attractions.
Seven Three Distilling Tour and Tasting
Seven Three Distilling welcomes guests at its North Claiborne Avenue distillery for a tour and a tasting of five of its spirits, made with a sense of place in New Orleans.
TipThe distillery also hosts one-of-a-kind private events, if you want to bring a group back.
New Orleans Food Walking Tour of the French Quarter with Small-Group Option
Your guide leads you into the French Quarter for tastings of Creole and Cajun cooking. Tastings include traditional gumbo at a Creole restaurant. You also try a classic muffuletta stacked with olive salad.
TipAn optional upgrade gives a small-group tour with no more than 13 guests. You walk away with your own hotspot list.
Doctor Gumbo Tours ★ 4.8
Doctor Gumbo's Food History Tour is a three-hour French Quarter walk to up to five stops, from Creole restaurants to a hot sauce bar and a praline store, tasting gumbo, boudin and po-boys.
TipTours leave daily at 10am or 1pm from 316 Chartres Street in groups of up to 16; there is a vegetarian option but no gluten-free one.
Food Tour of New Orleans Garden District: Group of Nine or Less
This semi-private Magazine Street foodie tour for 9 guests or less leaves the French Quarter for Uptown, showing where and what locals eat and the difference between Creole and Cajun.
TipAll food and water are included, and the stops add up to a full meal, so come hungry.
French Quarter Food Tour
This 3 hour walking food tour of the French Quarter, called The Classic Five, tastes New Orleans staples from 5 restaurants, mom-and-pop shops and bakeries.
TipBetween tastings, your guide covers the history, culture and food scene of the neighborhood.