The Premier New Orleans Food Tour

New Orleans Culinary History Tours
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The Premier
New Orleans
Food Tour!

New Orleans
Culinary History Tours
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review by Tabatha O’Connor

Tour guide Naif is full of unique and interesting facts regarding the historic food pathways of New Orleans’ local dishes. I loved seeing an old map of NOLA, and hearing information pertaining to the cultures and parts of the globe from which our culinary history comes. Classic New Orleans dishes can be complemented with a classic cocktail too, so our group tried several! I’d go again and again with family and friends. A great way to see architecture, eat great food, learn history and sip amazing cocktails. Two thumbs up!

New Orleans Culinary History ToursThe Premiere New Orleans Food Tour

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Let me guess … you’re a Foodie!  You love to enjoy the taste of many different cuisines.  And you’re intrigued by fascinating history.  Well, you’ve come to the right place!

Are you curious about the difference between Creole and Cajun cooking?  It’s all about the use of a couple of different ingredients, and two different cultures.  Learn more on the tour.

Gumbo …   Creole or Cajun?  Decisions, decisions!  Mmm, both delicious.

Wondering what “historic food pathways” means?  Hint: Ours comes from the French, the Spanish, the Africans, the Sicilians, the Acadians, the Caribbean … and others, beginning way back in 1718.

How in the heck do you pronounce Muffaletta, you ask?  What does the word actually mean?  And where did it originate?  How did it get so popular?  You’ll find out as you savor yours.

Here’s an interesting question:  why were Red Beans and Rice traditionally served on Mondays?  The answer goes waaay back in time, and involves laundry day.  Maybe you can guess, as you enjoy this traditional dish.

Which culture brought Pralines to New Orleans?  And how in the heck do you pronounce it?  (Hint:  it’s not pray-leen.)  Ponder these questions as you munch on this delicious dessert.

As you taste each of these dishes and more, you will be amazed by the architecture in our beloved French Quarter.  Your guide has many stories to impart about the rich and storied history of our quirky city.  It will be a fun afternoon!

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French Quarter Tasting Tour

Perfect for food, culture and history enthusiasts! Explore the French Quarter in New Orleans as we glide from one historic eatery to another.

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French Quarter Tasting Tour

Come along with us for a fun and educational afternoon!

We pride ourselves on being able to answer any questions you might have. Which direction is the Mississippi River, you might ask. We’ll point you in the right direction. Where is a good book store to buy cookbooks and books on New Orleans history? We’ll show you. Want to visit the Jazz Museum? We’ll tell you how to get there. Looking for the French Market, where souvenirs cost less? Yep, we know where it is.

Book now … don’t be left out!
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New Orleans’ Classic Drinks Tour

The perfect New Orleans Cocktail Tour, our New Orleans’ Classic Drinks Tour immerses one in the unique drinking and cocktail culture of New Orleans

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New Orleans Culinary Experience

Start your adventure with a New Orleans Cooking cooking school demonstration and learn some basics of Louisiana cooking.

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French Quarter Tasting Tour

Perfect for food, culture and history enthusiasts! Explore the French Quarter in New Orleans as we glide from one historic eatery to another.