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Tastebud Tours, French Quarter's Most Popular Food & Cocktail Tours in New Orleans. The oldest Family owned, Veteran Owned ! Simply the Best! Laissez le bon temps rouler! Come Thirsty for a good time! Celebrating 15years in New Orleans, Tastebud Food Tours is proud that our tours have earned 5000 5 Star reviews on TripAdvisor, earning Trip Advisors prestigious Hall of Fame Award and Travelers Choice for 2021, 2022,2023! #1 in Nola !This Tour Operates Rain or Shine, unless it is dangerous. New Orleans is a spirited city. Home to famous cocktails and infamous Bars, w Some of our restaurants have been serving up world-renowned food and drinks for over a century; their recipes, and legends, are passed down from generation to generation. We will show you where some special cocktails were created, as you take in a sip of history surrounding these spots. Simply the Best!

Discover the magnificent mansions and architecture of the Garden District of New Orleans. Why Choose Our Tour? *Architectural Wonders: Marvel at grand homes, with remarkable designs, each opulence and allure. *Shaded Streets: Walk beneath the large Oaks that gracefully canopy the streets, providing shade and ambiance. *Mardi Gras: Learn the truths of the family parades that breathe life into this district. *Secrets Unveiled: Hear the stories of behind the mansion doors, where beauty, drama, deception, & wealth have spun captivating stories since the early 1800s. What Awaits You on This Exclusive Tour: *A Journey Through Time: To an era that thrived on elegance & mystery. Every corner whispers a forgotten tale. *Local Insights: Local guides delve into the stories that make the Garden District a living, breathing piece of New Orleans' history. *Personalized Experience: Enjoy an intimate tour that prioritizes quality, attention to detail, & small groups. Produced by DuPont and Company

Step back in time into Creole Louisiana with a 75-minute guided tour of the Laura Plantation in the heart of Plantation Country. Hear the stories of four generations of the Creole family that lived here, both free and enslaved. The tour will cover the main house, gardens, and slave quarters. The restored home dates to 1805 and showcases a time when it functioned as a family home and sugar plantation office.

With this half-day private food tour, save hours of restaurant research time and get a shortcut to some of the best eateries in New Orleans’ French Quarter. Led by your guide, visit a selection of well-known restaurants and try local specialties which may include seafood “gumbo” (a spicy Louisiana stew), “muffuletta” (a large deli sandwich), “jambalaya” (a rice stew), pralines, and “beignets” (local doughnuts).

An easy day trip to take when in New Orleans, this tour takes you for a small airboat experience and Oak Alley Plantation tour. The exclusive tour site is the closest to the plantation, minimizing travel time. Ride in our small boat that accommodates up to nine passengers, ensuring an intimate experience away from idle zones and noise ordinances. No other boats are allowed in the private swamp, guaranteeing a serene and uninterrupted journey.

New Orleans is world-renowned for being the birthplace of jazz, and this tour helps you get to its roots. Set off with a private guide on a musical journey to uncover essential New Orleans jazz hotspots—such as Louis Armstrong Park, Jackson Square, Palm Court Jazz Café, and Frenchmen Street. Along the way, get insider tips on how to avoid the tourist traps, and discover hidden gems that locals love.

Combine a visit to the Whitney Plantation with a pontoon tour through the Cajun Swamp on this small-group tour from New Orleans. You'll start at the Whitney Plantation, where you’ll learn about the stories of the enslaved people who once lived here. You'll then stop for lunch (at your own expense) before continuing to Bayou Sengette State Park for a swamp tour on a high-speed pontoon.

See New Orleans through the eyes of a local on a private driving tour that takes you around the French Quarter and beyond to see parts of the city that many visitors miss. From the Mississippi River to the leafy Garden District, peaceful City Park to legendary cemeteries, cover more ground than a walking tour on an itinerary that can be customized based on your group’s interests.

See the French Quarter up close—and discover the neighborhood’s history of supernatural encounters and unexplained events with a drink (or several) in hand—on this combination pub crawl and ghost tour. Meet your guide in the evening, and explore with just a small group for company. As you stop at atmospheric bars for drinks (own expense), you’ll also hear stories about vampires, pirates, gangsters, and more.

See New Orleans in a whole new way on an exhilarating sightseeing flight! Choose a 30-, 45- or 60-minute flight time, and delight in lovely aerial views as you glide by small plane over urban New Orleans and the surrounded wetlands. You’ll hear colorful tales of the city from your experienced pilot and glimpse famous sights including the French Quarter, the Mississippi River and sleepy Louisiana bayous.

Explore the complex pre-war history of Louisiana with a private day trip to some of the antebellum plantations that still exist within an hour’s drive of New Orleans. Pass by Oak Alley and Evergreen plantations, and tour the well-preserved Laura Plantation, where a guide will illuminate Creole history and share stories of both the free and enslaved people who lived there.

New Orleans’ Plantation Country lies along the Mississippi River, around an hour from the city. On this half-day tour, visit one of three historic Louisiana sugar plantations (depending on the day)— Whitney Museum Plantation, Laura Plantation, or Oak Alley Antebellum Plantation. During a guided tour, learn more about life on the plantations, see the historic buildings and slave quarters, and visit the museums and memorials.

History, architecture, culture, and food all combine on this fun and fascinating tour of the famous New Orleans Garden District. Join a local guide and discover everything this historic area has to offer, from picturesque Antebellum homes to one of New Orleans’ oldest cemeteries.

Brothels. Bordellos. Ladies of the Night. This 2-hour walking tour takes in some of the lesser-known history of New Orleans' French Quarter. Avoid the tourist-only locales as you learn about the area, and stop for classic New Orleans adult refreshments in to-go cups. Starting near the river and concluding near the back of town, this small-group tour highlights the plight of women working in the world's oldest profession.

Come on to our Haunted Pub Crawl Tour presented by US Ghost Adventures! This tour will take you to a total of four watering holes in NOLA, which may be a combination of craft producers in NOLA, and local bars. There will be a variety of haunted stops in between these already notorious bars and pubs! We'll spend about 15-20 minutes to one hour at each destination. Exact lineup depends on day of week and season.

Take the party to the bayou on New Orleans’ only pedal bike bar boat. Gather a group of friends or your bridal or bachelor party, and bring your own beverages to celebrate in a totally unique, only-in-N’awlins way. Help move the boat by pedaling right at your bar seat, or simply soak in the riverside scenery while raising a glass.

Combine a swamp tour with a visit to Whitney Plantation on this tour from New Orleans. You'll take a self-guided audio tour through the plantation grounds, where you'll learn about what life was like for the enslaved people who built and maintained the structures here. You'll then take a boat ride through the swamp, where you'll learn about the local flora and fauna.

Leave the tourist crowds of the French Quarter behind and discover the flavors of New Orleans like a local on a 2.5- to 3-hour food tour. Offered in either the Garden District or Bywater Neighborhood, you have the flexibility to choose the itinerary that most appeals to your palate. Whichever you pick, enjoy food and drinks at three local joints that you won’t find in a typical guidebook.

The New Orleans music history bike tour has been created by a musician and student of music, having a rich understanding of the city and its greatest export. Along this bike tour, you will gain an understanding of how music developed in the city and how it influenced the world. See the sites, listen to the music, and learn more about famous New Orleanian artists. Sites that are often visited on this tour include the Ursulines Convent, St Phillip Ballroom, Old French Opera House, Congo Square, Storyville, Eagle Saloon, Treme, Caldonia Inn, Joe’s Crazy Corner, Cosimo Matassa’s studio, and Frenchmen Street. These music titans are often expanded upon: Louis Moreau Gottschalk, Jelly Roll Morton, Buddy Bolden, Mardi Gras Indians, Louis Armstrong, Professor Longhair, Earl Palmer, The Meters, Rebirth Brass Band, Trombone Shorty, and Fats Domino.

Relax and absorb the rich history of New Orleans from your window seat aboard our air-conditioned buses. This 2.5-hour, small-group tour will pick you up at your hotel and visit many of the most historic neighborhoods including Treme, The French Quarter, The Warehouse and Garden Districts, Faubourg St John and Marigny. Stop in one of the world-famous St Louis cemeteries for a sobering and spooky sidebar and escape the group for some solo adventuring before you return to the bus.

Explore New Orlean's history on a guided our of Oak Alley Plantation. Learn all about plantation life from your traditionally-dressed tour guide and see antique farm machinery up close. Marvel at the long-standing and impressive 28 oak trees that line the road leading up to the main plantation house. Benefit from pick-up at your accommodation in New Orleans, and then make your way to the Oak Alley Plantation in Vacherie for your guided walking tour of its grounds. Located on the banks of the Mississippi River, Oak Alley was named after the 28 huge oak trees that line the road leading up to – and pre-dating – the plantation house. Admire the Greek Revival architecture of the main plantation house, built in the 19th century for one of the wealthiest families of the South. See original features, including antique farm machinery, and avail of amenities such as a restaurant and souvenir shop.

New Orleans’ Bywater neighborhood is home to colorful architecture, a great street art scene, and an abundance of diverse food spots. On this tour, join a New Orleans native on a walk to learn about local history, art, and food. Try delicious beer at microbreweries, then sample innovative fusion cuisine—such as a mix of Vietnamese and German food.

Spend Christmas Day on a 2.5-hour tour of New Orleans and marvel at the holiday splendor of the ‘Crescent City.’ Board a narrated coach for a ride through the French Quarter and discover the history of Jackson Square. Motor down Esplanade Avenue to see live oaks strewn with decorations in New Orleans City Park. You’ll travel past Audubon Park on the Carrollton and St Charles Avenue streetcar line, view the Garden District and stroll around the glittering lobby of the elegant Roosevelt Hotel.