New Orleans: Food History Walking Tour
Taste regional dishes and learn about their historical origins
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The experience
Taste regional dishes and learn about their historical origins
Take a walking tour in New Orleans to visit local food venues, from Creole restaurants to sandwich shops and candy stores. A guide provides insights about the culinary history and the dishes available. Taste a variety of options including gumbo, po'boys, pralines, and bread pudding, with vegetarian southern options as well. Learn about how local cuisine developed throughout historical and cultural changes in Louisiana. The tour showcases dishes unique to the region and provides context on how they are prepared and their significance.
What’s included
- 3-hour food tour
- 9 food samples
- Water
- Server tips
- Local guide
- Access to five venues.
Not included
- Guide tips
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Rain gear
Where to go
Food Tours in New Orleans
310 Chartres Street
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Important visitor information
Must know
Venues are wheelchair accessible with advance ramp setup. The tour operates rain or shine with a set menu (vegetarian available; no gluten-free, dairy-free, or vegan options). Covers 1 mile; challenging for walking difficulties. All attendees require tickets. Bring ID and comfortable shoes.
How to use
Arrive before the tour start time and check in with your guide at 3rd Block Depot Kitchen + Bar, 310 Chartres Street. Restrooms and drinks are available before the tour. Meeting point: 3rd Block Depot, 316 Chartres Street, New Orleans, LA.
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