Explore local brews, neighborhood history, and a Creole-Italian bite
2 hrs
Brewery flights, food stop, guide
Explore New Orleans' craft beer scene on a guided neighborhood walk. Sample local brews while hearing stories of life on the Mississippi River.
Full refund if canceled 24 hours before start time.
Yes. You must be 21+ to join this craft brewery tour.
Bring a valid government-issued ID or a passport. If you don’t have one with you, stops can deny entry, and it will be treated as a non-refundable cancellation.
Total walking is less than 0.5 mile. You will not end where you start; the tour finishes about half a mile from the starting point.
Abita New Orleans Tap Room, 2375 Tchoupitoulas St, New Orleans, LA 70130
Michelle has clearly figured out the secret to showing visitors the real New Orleans, and travelers can't stop raving about it. What makes her tours special is the deliberate move away from the typical French Quarter tourist trail into the Garden District, where she weaves together local history, architecture, and seriously good food. Even frequent NOLA visitors mention learning things they never knew, with one reviewer noting they discovered what the rest of the city offers beyond their French Quarter assumptions. She kicks things off with a solid history lesson that sets the context for everything that follows, and her passion for the city's stories comes through in every stop. The food selection hits all the right notes. People specifically call out dishes like the Eggplant Napoleon at Joey K's, classic red beans and rice with andouille, beignets with café au lait, and even Creole-style empanadas that surprised guests in the best way. Michelle handles dietary restrictions without missing a beat, accommodating everything from vegan to gluten-free needs for groups as large as eleven people. What really seals the deal is her personality: knowledgeable without being boring, enthusiastic without being over the top, and genuinely friendly in a way that makes the experience feel like exploring with a local friend rather than following a tour guide. Corporate groups use her for clients who want something authentic rather than touristy, and bachelorette parties list it as a trip highlight. The consensus is pretty universal that this should go on your must-do list.
Michelle was an amazing tour guide! She shared some great local recommendations and did a nice job sharing the history of New Orleans. We enjoyed some delicious food and overall had an amazing time even with a little rain.
Tamara Poblitz
June 3, 2026
Michelle was an amazing tour guide! She shared some great local recommendations and did a nice job sharing the history of New Orleans. We enjoyed some delicious food and overall had an amazing time even with a little rain.
Tamara Poblitz
June 3, 2026
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