Great experience - It was great! Tons of information. Great way to try some New Orlean’s food.

Great Times in New Orleans - Use it! The Tour guides are very knowledgeable and funny with anecdotes. The restaurants are the best. So much history here, and so many great restaurants. Use the Tour to help decide where to explore the area and where to eat.

Raffle Rules - Raffle was our tour guide, and couldn't ask for a better one. He seems to know everyone in the city, and is a wealth of information. It was entertaining and educational!

Great way to be with a group for a NOLA excursion if you're solo. - This tour is the perfect way to sample New Orleans cuisine and hear about its history! Tour guide was fun, casual and funny! Knows his stuff!

Walking Food Tour of New Orleans - Guide was enthusiastic and informative he made numerous recommendations and his love of city was apparent to all

Fun food tour - This was a great tour. We learned some history, ate delicious food, had a great tour guide. Raffle was kind and funny. Answered any questions we had.

The guide was very nice... - The guide was very nice and knowledgeable! He shared so much about the culture and history of the city and the food!

Great Tour and a must do - Tour was fantastic. Foods we sampled were great local foods. This is a must if you just want to “taste” something that you haven’t had before.

Only 3 stops, the guide... - Only 3 stops, the guide was great, food was delicious but there were less stops than advertised. I wouldn't have paid for this if I'd known.

Christmas Eve Disappointment . - We were hungry when we arrived, thinking we would be eating food at several spots, we only had a bienet and coffee all day. Our tour was to be 4-6. Dinner hour. Our first stop, Oceana, we had 2 tiny cups, maybe 2 tablespoons each, of gumbo w mushy shrimp and jambalaya with no protein. The tour guide, Don tried to give us history but it was too loud on the patio to hear. He talked forever. History stories were replaced with lots of cooking stories from his own kitchen. I’m a foodie.… not a chef. I want to talk about food, not cooking. We left there starving. Our next stop, Mumbos, was worse. We were led outside, down a trash can lined path to a back patio. The music from speakers was so loud, any hope of hearing his cooking stories was lost. We were given one tiny cup of ettoufee. It was tasty, but we were hungry! No bread, no ability to buy a drink or soda, Don talked even longer here. Other tourists spoke to us about too much talk and not enough food. By this time, we were starving. He told us we had one more stop to try one more taste then we would just walk up and down Bourbon street while he talked about cooking. It was terrible. Our first food tour left us hungry, irritable and needing to go spend another $$$ to have dinner. Don’t do this your. .