

by Cajun Food Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$178Passengers begin by boarding a small, comfortable bus equipped with air conditioning for a 3-hour and 15-minute guided food tour in Lafayette. The tour includes five stops at local Cajun eateries, each offering samples of traditional dishes such as boudin, king cake, etouffee, gumbo, fried seafood, and cracklin'. The exact stops and menu items may change since the operator works with nearly 30 different restaurants. At the first stop, guests sample chicken and sausage gumbo at a popular local restaurant that also features a full bar and specialty cocktails, which are available to purchase but not included in the tour price. Another stop on the outskirts of Lafayette focuses on Cajun specialty meats like smoked sausage, boudin, and cracklin', with time allocated for shopping; the bus carries a cooler to keep purchases chilled. The tour concludes with dessert at Poupart's, where guests are served fresh sweets selected by the guide. Throughout the tour, bottled water, snacks, tea, and coffee are provided. A local guide with knowledge of both the food and culture hosts the tour. Gratuities for restaurant servers are included, but tips for the guide and alcoholic drinks are not. The bus seating is arranged around the perimeter, allowing guests to socialize easily with their group or others on board.
First restaurant stop
Guests sample chicken and sausage gumbo at a local restaurant with a full bar and specialty cocktails available for purchase but not included in the tour price.
30 min
Poupart's dessert stop
The tour finishes with dessert at Poupart's, where fresh sweets are served that are selected by the guide to provide a final taste of Cajun cuisine.
20 min
Cajun meat market stop
For lunch tours starting at 10am, the bus travels to a meat market on Lafayette's outskirts to taste smoked sausage, boudin, and cracklin'. Guests have a few minutes to shop and can store purchases in the bus's ice chest.
25 min


by Cajun Food Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$178Passengers begin by boarding a small, comfortable bus equipped with air conditioning for a 3-hour and 15-minute guided food tour in Lafayette. The tour includes five stops at local Cajun eateries, each offering samples of traditional dishes such as boudin, king cake, etouffee, gumbo, fried seafood, and cracklin'. The exact stops and menu items may change since the operator works with nearly 30 different restaurants. At the first stop, guests sample chicken and sausage gumbo at a popular local restaurant that also features a full bar and specialty cocktails, which are available to purchase but not included in the tour price. Another stop on the outskirts of Lafayette focuses on Cajun specialty meats like smoked sausage, boudin, and cracklin', with time allocated for shopping; the bus carries a cooler to keep purchases chilled. The tour concludes with dessert at Poupart's, where guests are served fresh sweets selected by the guide. Throughout the tour, bottled water, snacks, tea, and coffee are provided. A local guide with knowledge of both the food and culture hosts the tour. Gratuities for restaurant servers are included, but tips for the guide and alcoholic drinks are not. The bus seating is arranged around the perimeter, allowing guests to socialize easily with their group or others on board.
First restaurant stop
Guests sample chicken and sausage gumbo at a local restaurant with a full bar and specialty cocktails available for purchase but not included in the tour price.
30 min
Poupart's dessert stop
The tour finishes with dessert at Poupart's, where fresh sweets are served that are selected by the guide to provide a final taste of Cajun cuisine.
20 min
Cajun meat market stop
For lunch tours starting at 10am, the bus travels to a meat market on Lafayette's outskirts to taste smoked sausage, boudin, and cracklin'. Guests have a few minutes to shop and can store purchases in the bus's ice chest.
25 min