NEW ORLEANS · COOKING CLASSES
The classes worth booking.
The 7 new orleans cooking classes travellers love most, gathered in one place. What you cook, where the kitchen is, whether the market walk is included, how many hours at the stove, and what a seat at the counter costs.
Watch Creole classics like gumbo and jambalaya cooked live, then enjoy a full meal with drinks and take-home recipes in New Orleans.
Most Popular“This is a popular and hugely valuable demo class. You'll learn tips as a beginner and as an experienced cook. Also wonderful - the generous samples of each dish. Chef Faucheaux is knowledgeable, friendly, engaging and extremely talented.”
Hands-on New Orleans cooking class with a full meal, local beer, and wine. Small group, recipes and apron to take home.
“Skip lunch that day of the scheduled cooking class. You will be eating a lot of good food and drink.”
Watch a chef bring Cajun and Creole classics to life in a French Quarter molasses warehouse, then eat a big multi-course lunch with take-home recipes.
“First class where I didn’t cook. It was educational, tasty, and fun. Chef Eric got complements and laughs. Very good at explaining his dishes, the history behind the dishes, and provided dishes for the people with food (shellfish) allergy. This was a fun new experience for my group.”
Hands-on Cajun roux class in New Orleans: gumbo, shrimp étouffée, Bananas Foster, wine, and dinner for a small group.
“This was an amazing experience, very intimate setting, Mark was super knowledgeable and our dishes ended up amazing! I’d would totally go back for other classes if I had the time!”
Hands-on Cajun cooking in New Orleans. Cook three courses with a chef, learn Louisiana food history, and eat what you make.
“We had a fantastic time! Mark our Chef was friendly, fun and we left great cooking tips! I would highly recommend the class!”
Watch a chef demo Cajun and Creole classics, then walk the French Quarter sipping three cocktails tied to NOLA legends.
“Great demonstration with Chef Eric. Chef is a great storyteller and makes the lesson both historical and personal. This is not hands on, although the synopsis of the activity states it is. The synopsis also indicates other venues are included on a waking tour of French Quarter. The activity only takes place at the Nola…”
Small-group New Orleans food walk plus a cooking-school demo lunch, with 6–7 tastings in the French Quarter and insider history for $108.60.
“Fantastic way to learn about NOLA history and culture through food! Cooking demo addon was also super!”