The local classicOriginal Cajun Food Tour
Ride our cozy customized bus to five locally owned eateries, tasting the dishes that make Cajun Country taste like nowhere else.
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Guided food, history, and culture tours that take you past the tourist trail and straight to the local table.
Start with the classic, wander through Breaux Bridge, travel the world in one evening, or make a full day of South Louisiana.
The local classicRide our cozy customized bus to five locally owned eateries, tasting the dishes that make Cajun Country taste like nowhere else.
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Crawfish Capital strollWalk historic downtown Breaux Bridge, follow the Bayou Teche, and taste the local dishes that earned this small town its Crawfish Capital reputation.
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An evening passportTravel around the world without leaving Lafayette Parish, with four restaurant stops spanning Asian, Latin, Mediterranean, and European flavors.
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Cajun Food Tours brings history and food together across Lafayette and Acadiana. Your guide connects the bite in front of you to the people, migrations, kitchens, and traditions that made it part of South Louisiana.
That might mean boudin at a market, gumbo at a neighborhood favorite, or a story about why two dishes that look similar taste nothing alike. Come hungry. Leave with a map of places you’ll want to return to.
Our storyFrom Lafayette’s locally owned kitchens to the cypress-lined water of Lake Martin, this is Acadiana with the volume turned up.
Explore the full-day experienceNo stage set. No bus-window blur. Just the real flavors, histories, and hospitality of South Louisiana, led by people who know how to tell the story.
Our customized 14-passenger bus is comfortable, cool, and stocked for the day.
We partner with more than 30 locally owned restaurants across Acadiana.
Move from kitchens to history to the swamp without losing the thread.
Guests tell us the best part is how quickly Lafayette starts to feel like someone let you in on a secret.
“This was an amazing tour! You always run the risk of a tour just taking you to a bunch of tourist traps, but this felt like a true local experience. And of course the food was amazing.”
“The tour is 3 hours and you go to five different eateries. The history, food, and company were fantastic. I highly recommend this unique experience.”
“Very informative and great food!”
Two hours west of New OrleansAcadiana rewards the curious. Use our local guides to find a bed-and-breakfast, a festival, a rainy-day plan, or a second reason to stay one more night.
Choose your tour, check the calendar, and reserve a seat for the kind of day that starts with one bite and ends with a story.