Embark on a craft cocktail tour in the French Quarter of New Orleans, exploring the oldest family-owned and veteran-owned establishments. Experience the best cocktails and immerse yourself in the city’s rich history. Come thirsty for a good time!
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Antoine’s Restaurant - ESTABLISHED IN 1840, ANTOINE’S IS THE COUNTRY’S OLDEST FAMILY-RUN RESTAURANT.
It was spring in 1840, when New Orleans was queen city of the Mississippi River, when cotton was king and French gentlemen settled their differences under the oaks with pistols for two and coffee for one. “Dixie” had not yet been written, destined to become the marching anthem for Confederate forces in the Civil War. This was the city young Antoine Alciatore adopted, after stopping in New York, to establish a restaurant that would endure under his family’s direction for more than 180 years and set the standard that has made New Orleans one of the great dining centers of the world. Learn about the Famous French 75 and order one if you like while your local guide shares a pocket full of Cocktail/Prohibition stories - The Court of Two Sisters - With the only daily jazz brunch in town, Court of Two Sisters is famed for its beautiful wisteria-blanketed courtyard and soothing fountains. This history-rich, two-centuries-old restaurant is a must do for any first-time visitor to the Crescent City. After enjoying a walk through the famous court yard, you’ll have time to order the Special House Beverage in a collectible to go cup! Your guide will share the haunted tales of The Two Sisters while you can, if you like enjoy , enjoy the Famous Sazerac
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New Orleans Creole Cookery - You haven’t experienced New Orleans until you’ve been to New Orleans Creole Cookery!
Launched by A.J. and Anna Tusa of the famous New Orleans Tusa restaurant family, the New Orleans Creole Cookery boasts a spark of new-generation energy, presenting some of New Orleans’ most treasured cooking traditions in an innovative setting that speaks to the way people dine today. Take a look at the traditional Creole menu which includes Shrimp Creole and Gumbo three different ways. You will learn about a Special VooDoo Cocktail in the Famous Oyster Bar, Order one to go if you like.
We are looking forward to meeting you and showing you our wonderful city while satisfying your TasteBuds! Thank you for booking TASTEBUDTOURS ,Bon Appetit! and Cheers!
- New Orleans Cocktail/Prohibition Tour
- Expert recommendations from knowledgeable guides
- Engaging stories & historical insights
- Licensed, Professional Guide
- Craft cocktails available for purchase. To-go cups available.
- Gratuities are greatly appreciated
Best in the French Quarter! Celebrating 15 Years! Award-Winning, Family-Owned: Our tours have over 5,000 5-star reviews, a TripAdvisor Hall of Fame Award, and is a 3x Travelers’ Choice winner. Experience genuine NOLA hospitality!
Immerse Yourself in NOLA’s Liquid History! This unforgettable walking tour takes you on a boozy journey through the French Quarter, exploring its iconic bars, many of which have been serving world-renowned drinks for over a century. Our expert guides will share captivating stories behind legendary cocktails like the Sazerac and Hurricane, giving you a taste of New Orleans’ vibrant history and unique drinking culture. Your ticket price covers everything you need to delve into NOLA’s cocktail scene – engaging stories, historical insights, and expert recommendations.
NOTE: The only thing you’ll need to purchase are any drinks you want to try along the way!
To-Go Cups: Purchase a delicious craft cocktail and take it with you in a convenient to-go cup.
- Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
- This is a walking tour, please be sure to wear comfortable shoes
- Drinks are not included in the ticket price however are available for purchase at each stop.
- This tour is perfect for adults 21+ who want to experience the lively atmosphere and unique drinking culture of New Orleans.
- Food IS NOT included nor offered on this particular tour
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
