Progressive Uptown dinner tour in Audubon with 3 restaurants
3 hours
9 people
Cocktail, Dinner, Guide
Eat your way through New Orleans’ Audubon neighborhood on a progressive-style evening dinner tour. Start with a cocktail at St. Joe’s Bar, then visit three restaurants and learn local history along the way.
Guests must be 21 or older. This tour can’t accommodate vegan, vegetarian, pescetarian, or many allergy- and restriction-based diets. Dress code applies; one restaurant is a bit upscale.
Public tours: Cancellations within 24 hours of start are non-refundable. Refundable tickets: full refund if cancelled 24+ hours before start. Non-refundable tickets: all sales final. Arrive within 10 minutes or you are a no-show and cannot join.
Product ID: 4WRHGQ
This foodie tour can’t accommodate vegan, vegetarian, pescetarian, seafood allergy, low salt, low fat, Kosher, dairy-free, egg-free, or gluten-free diets.
Follow the dress code. The restaurants are mostly casual, but one is a bit upscale. Avoid cut-off jeans and flip flops. Men should not wear sleeveless shirts or tank tops, sandals, or open-toe shoes. Avoid shorts, graphic T-shirts, or ripped clothing.
Expect very limited walking—about 0.35 miles total—with seating between stops.
We will meet just outside of St. Joe’s Bar at 5535 Magazine Street, New Orleans, LA 70115
New Orleans Secrets Tours consistently delivers memorable experiences thanks to their exceptional guides. Names like Adelai, Barrett, Mark, EJ, and Denise come up repeatedly, praised for deep historical knowledge and captivating storytelling abilities. What sets these tours apart is how guides weave together food, history, and local culture into cohesive experiences that feel personal rather than scripted. Even longtime NOLA residents report learning new things about their city. The food tours are particularly popular, with guides taking groups to genuinely delicious spots that feel authentically local rather than touristy. The ghost and voodoo tours get equally enthusiastic reviews for their historical accuracy and engaging narratives. Adelai especially stands out for making complex topics accessible to all ages. Several reviewers mention returning for multiple tours over the years, treating the guides almost like knowledgeable friends showing them around. The small group sizes help create that intimate, family-like atmosphere that keeps people coming back whenever they're in town.
The hot dog @ Dat Dog, fried egg plant, tofu, best the chocolate cake. Tour guide Addie was outstanding.
Leala Boyd
August 9, 2026
The hot dog @ Dat Dog, fried egg plant, tofu, best the chocolate cake. Tour guide Addie was outstanding.
Leala Boyd
August 9, 2026
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