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New Orleans Food Walking Tour Review: Eat Your Way Through the French Quarter, One Happy Bite at a Time

New Orleans is a city you fall for one bite at a time, and this French Quarter food walking tour is the happiest way to start the romance. Led by a passionate local guide, you will stroll the storied streets of the Quarter sampling a true love letter to Creole and Cajun cooking — and more than 6,700 happy travelers have given it a glowing 4.8-star rating.

The tastings read like a greatest-hits album of Louisiana flavor: rich traditional gumbo at a beloved Creole restaurant, a shrimp po-boy with the perfect crunch, boudin or alligator sausage for the adventurous, a classic muffuletta stacked high with olive salad, rustic savory jambalaya, and char-grilled or BBQ oysters. Every stop comes with stories of 300 years of history, music and culture that make each flavor taste even better.

This half-day tour runs in a small-group setting, so you can ask questions, linger at your favorite stops, and make new friends between bites. Everything is on foot through the heart of the Quarter, so wear comfortable shoes and bring a big appetite. Prices start at $85 per person, and most guests leave so happily full they can skip dinner entirely.

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