Mr. Falls is d'man - Mr. Falls was our guide. He was very knowledgeable and didn't rush us at all. Our tour went over the two hours that was promised, and that made it all the better. Mr. Falls was a very relaxed, caring and knowledgeable guide. I will never forget this experience

Morning in the Quarter - Brian was a great guide, gave us info on history, culture and architecture. He kept his sense of humor on a noisy morning in the quarter with a lot of delivery trucks to contend with. Early tour was great because it was cooler and the sidewalks were not crowded yet.

The history of this city is incredible... - Brion is the absolute best! He had so much knowledge of this city and the amount of history he threw our way. We walked away from it and could not believe how much this city has given, created and gone thru. Highly recommend this. We had experiences rolled in that weren't even built into the tour like a random homeowner inviting us in to see her courtyard and explain history of the dwelling, ran with a wedding, celebrating in the streets... just the best. Thank you!

NOLA’s History - If you are a history buff and want to learn about NOLA, this is the tour for you. We enjoyed it very much. Thank you.

Amazing insight - Brian was such an engaging guide around the French Quarter - it was amazing to have that in depth insight from a locals perspective. I learned so much - so many aspects that you simple can’t see without the guidance of a local. This was a super experience.

Amazing personal tour covering architecture and history in the French Quarter - The walking tour was amazing, and we had a stellar tour guide who was responsible for that experience. Andersen was incredibly knowledgeable about all the places we walked around, as well as the larger historical context behind New Orleans, Louisiana, and in general the history of settling the northern half of the new world. He took us through a substantial portion of the French quarter, all the while keeping up and engaging in a lively conversation about architecture, economics behind different colonization efforts, the current affairs of the city and many other topics. None of this was necessary for a walking tour, and it was clear he had real passion for the subject and didn't come just with some prepared lines and material. We went in expecting a lazy walk around some shops and old building, and received quite the walkthrough of New Orleans history, art, architecture and society. He went into detail whenever we asked him to(which was incredibly frequent) and was incredibly respectful of the material under discussion, pointing out the discrimination faced by many indigenous as well as enslaved peoples, and also highlighted many unsavoury parts of history that I would have expected (and been disappointed if it happened) other tour guides to skip over. Overall, a highly recommended tour, especially if you can get Andersen to do it for you (I doubt the others are shabby either). The booking experience was painless and we will consider doing other tours with the same company as well the next time we're in town.

Great Experience with Anderson - Anderson was the perfect guide—very knowledgeable and entertaining. He answered all our questions and such a great storyteller. Definitely recommend taking his tour!

Great experience! - Anderson was the guide for my tour - he gave all the history and points of interest - stopped for the iconic photos and even took me to the best place for Pralines. He made recommendations for me for the rest of my NOLA visit based on my personal interests, and he was spot on. The tour was well worth it!

We were expecting an hour... - We were expecting an hour and a half tour, ending where we began. It was two and a half, and ended a mile from where we began. I don't know our guides name, I don't remember him introducing himself. He was very knowledgeable but the time and ending destination messed up our other plans that day. And we didn't hit some of the spots listed in the description. So ask before your tour starts so you know what you are getting into.

Dry history lesson - The tour was basically a dry history lesson about the 1700s French, Spanish and then the Louisiana Purchase. 20 minutes on the corner of Toulouse Street/Dauphine Streets and then Congo Square. The guide was very knowledgeable about this aspect of history. When I asked about the itinerary shown online, he had no knowledge of that. No 30 minutes of French Quarter, 20 minutes of Bourbon Street, 20 minutes on Royal Street. I had to ask to see the Pharmacy, Cathedral and Market. Would not recommend.