New Orleans Food & Cocktail History Tour
Six stops, classic bites, and historic cocktails in one tasting walk
Duration
4 hours
Includes
Food tastings, cocktails, guide
Highlights
Trace New Orleans' food and cocktail history through classic flavors, modern recipes, and local restaurant stories. Explore up to six stops with a guide as you sip and sample your way through the city.
- Discover the stories behind New Orleans restaurant family dynasties
- Explore seafood restaurants, cocktail lounges, Creole dining rooms, and candy shops
- Compare historic recipes with modern Louisiana-inspired flavors
- Learn where to eat and shop around New Orleans
What's Included
- Up to 8 food samples
- 4 full-size historic cocktails
- Guided food and cocktail history tour
Important details
- Ages 21+ only
- Requires walking approximately 1.5 miles at a moderate pace
- Set menu has no gluten-free, dairy-free, or vegan options
- Vegetarian option available; standard tastings include meat, seafood, and pork dishes
- Mocktails replace cocktails for pregnant travelers and non-drinkers; other drink substitutions are unavailable
- Arrive sober and respectful; intoxicated or disruptive participants may be asked to leave without a refund
Cancellation Policy
Receive a full refund when you cancel at least 24 hours before your tour. No refunds for no-shows, reschedules, or cancellations made within 24 hours of the tour.
Product ID: 93Y785
FAQs
Yes. Only one dish features shellfish and we will provide a substitute. The gumbo is the dish with shellfish.
Yes. We can offer substitutes for two dishes with pecans. Items from the candy shops may carry a risk of cross-contamination.
Unfortunately we cannot accommodate those allergies as it would require redesigning the menu.
Meeting details
Red Fish Grill, 115 Bourbon St, New Orleans, LA 70130
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