New Orleans Food & Cocktail Tour Tickets — Tastings, Pub Crawls & Classes
New Orleans invented the cocktail and perfected Creole cooking — choose a French Quarter food-tasting walk, a cocktail history tour, a pub crawl, or a hands-on cooking class.
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Food & Cocktail Tours: what to know before booking
New Orleans invented the cocktail and perfected Creole cooking — choose a French Quarter food-tasting walk, a cocktail history tour, a pub crawl, or a hands-on cooking class.
- Availability
- 7 ticket options compared
- Starting price
- Tickets currently start around $30 USD before checkout fees.
- Rating signal
- Compared options average 4.7 stars across 7,015 traveler reviews.
- Location
- Most tours meet in the French Quarter; cooking classes use central kitchens
- Best time
- Arrive hungry; book early for weekend food tours and pub crawls
- Ticket note
- Date- and time-specific; arrive 15 minutes before the meeting time
Food & Cocktail Tours in New Orleans
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Everything you should know before you book
Food and drink are the heart of New Orleans. Food tours walk the French Quarter sampling gumbo, beignets, and po'boys; cocktail history tours trace the Sazerac and the city's claim to the cocktail itself; pub crawls hit the legendary Bourbon Street bars; and cooking classes teach you to make Creole classics yourself.
Go hungry and book the earlier slot. Food tours include multiple tastings, so skip lunch beforehand. The best-reviewed walks sell out on weekends. If you want to bring the flavors home, a demonstration cooking class is the most lasting souvenir of the trip.
Frequently asked questions
Do food tours include enough to be a meal?
Most French Quarter food tours include several tastings that add up to a full meal. Come hungry and skip lunch beforehand.
Are drinks included on cocktail tours and pub crawls?
Cocktail history tours typically include sample drinks; pub crawls vary, with some including a first round and others offering venue access only. Check the listing.
What do the cooking classes cover?
Demonstration cooking classes teach Creole staples like gumbo or jambalaya, usually with tastings of what's prepared.