This is a great food tour that celebrates the best of the diversity of the New Orleans culinary…read morescene. Our tour guide, Ty, was knowledgeable and interesting. He not only shared the history of the food tastings, but the history of the city he clearly loves. Definitely take this tour!

My friends and I did tours with Evian and Adelai and had The Most amazing times. The first tour…read more(The Ghosts of New Orleans Tour with Evian) was so informative and entertaining that we decided to do a second one (The Mysteries of Voodoo Tour with Adelai). Both were extremely well researched and absolutely lovely to chat with, I can't say enough good things. Their knowledge of the city and connections to local areas were incredible. The tours were very respectful to the history, while also being extremely engaging. 10/10 reviews for both Adelai and Evian- they're the best!

This was a phenomenal walking food tour. Food was excellent. Everyone was so friendly. Beth was our…read moretour guide and she was phenomenal. I highly recommend this tour!!

I'm a foodie and this is hands-down the best of the best food tours I have ever been on!…read more I attribute my high accolades to our guide Beth, who knew absolutely everything and anything about the cuisine and culture of NOLA. She made the tour so exciting and interesting and had so much to say about things that you would have never even thought of! Beth was interesting, quick, personable, funny, and had such a wealth of knowledge not only of the food, but also of it's preparation, culture, lore and history, how it got woven into the culture of "NOLA". This tour had just the right amount of walking and food. I felt very satisfied but not stuffed. We had the following: Hotel Poste gumbo; Red Fish Grill shrimp po boy & gator boudin; Leah's pralines; Nola Sauce Bar samples (hot sauce); New Orleans Creole Cookery red beans and rice & bananas foster bread pudding with vanilla ice cream. If I'm ever back in NOLA, I would sign up for this food tour again!

Charles is the best tour guide hands down. He told us all the best spots and the food tour was…read moreamazing! If you're in Nola

Had a great time with Linda on the Tastebud Food Tour!! She very friendly and knowledgeable about…read morefood and New Orleans! Put your comfy shoes on and ready to walk to several different delicious restaurants in the French Quarter.

This food tour was amazing. My friend and I went today and we had a great time. It was our first…read moretime in New Orleans. Not only was the food delicious, but our tour guide, Susan, was so knowledgeable! She provided a lot of history on the food, culture, and area and we walked to places we may not have checked out otherwise that we then decided to go back and explore more! She was very sweet, got to know everyone and gave us recommendations for live music and restaurants to check out while we're here. We had Beignets, Shrimp Po Boys, a Muffuletta sandwich, Boudin Sausage, Gumbo, and Pralines for dessert. Everything was phenomenal. Would definitely recommend this tour.

Was in town for a conference and didn't have much time so opted for this foodie tour. I did not…read moreregret it! We had so much fun, and got to try a variety of things I wouldn't have had time to otherwise. Katie, our tour guide was super knowledgeable and very friendly. We had stops for beignets, muffuletta, gator, gumbo, shrimp po'boys and pralines. At every stop where were options for water and restrooms, and places to sit. Be sure to wear your walking shoes, it takes the full 3 hours! All in all, this tour was one of our highlights of our trip. Would definitely recommend!!

Whatever they're paying Beth isn't enough! Gave us fun facts about New Orleans and the food in a…read moreway that it felt like a family member was telling us about everything. Next time we'll sign up for the cocktail tour with her

We did the "Lower Garden District" tour. This tour fell way short of our expectations. It was…read moreactually comical. It could have been nicer if: - The tour guide talked about some of the history of the neighborhood you're walking through. Or the significance of certain stops/restaurants. - Called ahead to any of these places so they were somewhat prepared to receive 10-12 people. Many of the places seemed put off and frustrated that we all showed up. A reserved table would have been nice anywhere. Instead, you're hoping for a table but end up standing and eating against a wall. - Have a semblance of organization when it comes to the order of foods. Start off with an appetizer, then a salad or something, then a bit heavier, and then wind down. My neighborhood potluck is more organized than this was. - If I pay $100 for the tour, offer at least $40 worth of food. Buying a $12 sandwich and quartering it is a bit "cheap" to me. - How hard would it be to include drinks? I estimate we had $35 worth of food per person based on menu prices and portions offered. I wouldn't recommend and definitely won't do it again.

This review is a long time coming, but I would definitely be remiss in not leaving a review for…read morethis tour company. It was my birthday weekend and this was one of three tours during my first ever visit to New Orleans. Naif was my food tour guide for the day. When I arrived at the initial spot, I was informed that while he normally had a group of 7-9 people for the food tour, this day it was just me. It was my actual birthday, so needless to say it was a pleasant birthday surprise. While I enjoyed the gumbo and jambalaya of our first tour stop, Naif proceeded to tell me the origin and history of the food and the surrounding area. The delicious cuisine continued when we stopped for a shared muffaletta and fries. We kept the party going to Jackson Square where I was regaled with more knowledgeable, interesting history from Naif. We rounded out the tour with an iced coffee and delicious beignets from the infamous Café du Monde. I do not recommend wearing black as I did. I walked out a powdered sugar mess. Although a happy one! I had such an enjoyable time! The food was delicious, the service at the individual restaurants impeccable and the tour guide company exceptional. Naif was passionate in sharing his knowledge, funny and engaging and all-around great company. I would definitely recommend his tour and will definitely be back with friends to do so. Thanks again, Naif, for a great and memorable birthday.

We took the tour on December 9 and it was great. Naif is a wonderful guide, full of fun and…read moreinformation. The food was outstanding and we were able to use the experience to expose our adult son to the wonderful tastes of New Orleans. I highly recommend the tour, well worth it.

Well worth the money, good was fantastic and tour guide was entertaining. Rich in history of area…read moreand cuisine, I would go again

My friends and I arrived when the South was hella hot and humid. Knowing it was going to be hot, I…read moredecided a morning food tour would be the best option. Raffle hit us up the night before to tell us where to meet him, and he also shared the meeting spot that morning. Even though we were all hungover, having breakfast at Oceana hit the spot. Raffle even praised us for being early--LOL. He was very knowledgeable, and at first, I thought we'd just be tasting food, but I later learned it was a breakfast tour combined with a walking tour, which was totally fine--and thankfully, still early in the a.m. We stopped at local stores, and Raffle shared all the history with us--absolutely worth it! Overall, a great experience with a knowledgeable guide and a fun way to explore.

I booked this tour because it was one of the few that didn't seem to take everyone that signs up. I…read morehad dreams of getting into a tour of 80 people doing a very touristy jam packed food tour. The meeting place was not too far from our residence so we could walk there. When we got there we looked around and thought we had made a mistake but soon another couple came along and then one of the strangest sights I've ever seen, our host. My thought was omg this is gonna be interesting. Funny enough it it was. It was absolutely amazing. She took us ( be prepared to walk no cars streetcars etc) She picked places you would never find unless you knew they where there. She is also adaptable, one of the places had lost power so no food she shrugged and went ok we substitute with this. You get to stop at about 4 or 5 resteraunts all of which are amazing and different. I'll guaruntee you'll go home tired & full. Well worth it, its her neighborhood she knows it back and forth. Wonderfull tour.

Booking the Hurricane Katrina history tour with Treme Luxury is more than sightseeing, it's a life…read morechanging experience and one that would leave you with much insight and truth. First, it's Black and locally owned so the conversation comes from someone whose love for the people and community stems from their deep roots. Next, the owner Hollis is a true gem. After spending a few hours together I felt like we were family. His warm and welcoming personality made this experience worth it. I cannot stress it enough, what we heard on the outside about Hurricane Katrina is simply not enough, it is imperative that you take this tour!!!

What more can I say!! I've been to New Orleans several times since I was a little girl. The city…read morehas my heart, but meeting Hollis took that love to a new level. We took the lower 9th ward/Katrina tour with him. His warmth, love and passion for the city was felt immediately. He also invited us to Second Line Sunday and truly an experience I will never forget. If you want a true local experience book with Hollis. You will not regret just taking a moment of your day to enjoy the true beauty of New Orleans.

We did the Unveiling Voodoo Walking Tour in the afternoon, and our guide, Matthew, was prompt,…read morefriendly, and very knowledgeable. Our group had about 10 people, and the walk itself was easy -- a comfortable pace with several stops where we stood and listened as Matthew shared stories and history. He did a wonderful job explaining the true roots and beliefs of Voodoo, as well as its place in New Orleans culture. I learned so much that I didn't know before. It's unfortunate that movies and media have given Voodoo such a negative image, because it's a genuine religion that deserves respect, just like any other. I highly recommend this tour if you want to learn more about the real culture and spiritual traditions of New Orleans.

We did the historical walking tour of the French Quarter. Because it might have rained today, we…read morewere the only ones on the tour. The guide was a very knowledgeable and nice guy. We learned a great deal about the history of New Orleans in general, and the French Quarter in specific. It started in Jackson Square and ended near Congo Park. From the strategic blunders of the British in the War of 1812, to the two oldest buildings in the area (one a convent, the other Pirate Jean Lafitte's blacksmith shop), through the heart of this year's Decadence Festival, it was an amazing learning experience.