New Orleans: Cooking Class & Cocktail Walking Tour
French Quarter, New Orleans
Explore the rich culinary history of New Orleans on a tour that combines a cooking class with a French Quarter cocktail tour.
New Orleans Cooking Class and Cocktail Walking Tour
This combined cooking class and cocktail walking tour in the French Quarter suits visitors aged 21 and older interested in New Orleans’ culinary and cocktail history.
Description
Begin with a cooking demonstration by a professional chef covering the essentials of Louisiana cuisine. Sample classic dishes such as jambalaya, gumbo, and pralines. After the class, you can shop briefly at the General Store before your guide picks you up for the cocktail portion of the tour.
Experience behind-the-scenes visits to some of America’s oldest bars and restaurants. Learn the stories of classic cocktails like the Sazerac, created in New Orleans in 1838. The ticket includes two full cocktails, with additional drinks available for purchase. Unfinished drinks can be taken to go. This tour delivers history combined with local flavor.
Participants must be 21 or older.
Includes
- New Orleans cooking demonstration class
- Generous sampling of all cooking school items
- Coffee, iced tea, and local Abita beer at the cooking school
- Recipes provided
- Discount at the General Store
- Custom spice packet
- Guided cocktail walking tour
- Two full New Orleans cocktails
- 3-4 stops at local establishments
- Stop at Fritzel’s European Jazz Pub
- All taxes and service gratuities for included drinks
- Locations and cocktails are subject to change
Excludes
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Tour guide gratuity (optional)
- Additional beverages available for purchase
Important Information
- Minimum age requirement is 21 years
- Additional drinks can be purchased along the tour route
- Walking tour involves uneven sidewalks and streets; wear comfortable shoes
- In warmer months, wear light-colored clothing, hats, and bring umbrellas
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book early to secure your spot. Bring ID for age verification and wear comfortable shoes for walking. The best time to visit is during mild weather months for a more comfortable experience.
