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Opening hours: sun-sat 12-3 pm, 7-11 pm, address: 124 boulevard du montparnasse, 75014 paris france, phone: +33156540155, book a food tour with us: private food tour with locals, chez ajia restaurant, opening hours: mon 7pm-11pm, tue-sat 12pm-11pm, address: 4 rue de roi de sicile rez-de chausee, 75004 paris france, phone: +33761353818, book a food tour with us: food & drink tour, la table d’hami resturant.

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OPENING HOURS: MON-FRI 11:30 AM-3 PM, 7-10:30 PM, SUN 6-10:30 PM

Address: 67 rue du faubourg montmartre, 75009, paris, france, phone: +33155323364, book this food tour when in paris: food & wine tasting , yoki sushi restaurant japonais, opening hours: mon-sat 11:30 am-2:30 pm, 5:30-11 pm, sun 5:30-11 pm, address: 10 rue marguerite de rochechechouart, 75009, paris, france, phone: +33148780995, check out this food tour in paris: food & bike tour, la bauhinia, address: shangri-la paris, 8 av. d’lena, 75116 paris, france, phone: +33153671991, opening hours: mon-thu, 12-3 pm, fri-sat 12-3 pm, 7-10 pm, address: 23 rue louis blanc, 75010 paris, france, phone: +33676769637, asian bobun, opening hours: sun-sat 11 am-3 pm, 6-11 pm, address: 41 rue de lappe, 75011 paris, france, phone: +33147002806, pingwoo cafe restaurant, opening hours: mon-fri 9am-7pm, sat 10am-6pm, sun 10am-3pm, address: 24 rue saint lazare 75009, paris, france, phone: +33981342324, book this tour when in paris: paris’ #1 montmartre food tour, kok ping restaurant.

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OPENING HOURS: SUN-FRI 12 PM-3 PM and 7 PM-11 PM, SAT 7 PM-11 PM

Address: 4, rue balzac-75008, phone: +33142252885, address: 80 rue jean pierre timbaud 75011 paris, france, phone: +33143576447, planet sushi les lilas, opening hours: fri-sun 11am-11pm, mon-thur 11am-3pm,6-11pm, address: ii7 rue de paris, 93260 les lilas, france, phone: +33143602121, restaurant bon.

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OPENING HOURS: MON-THU 12 PM-2.30 PM, 7.30 PM-11 PM, FRI-SAT 12 PM-2.30 PM, 7.30 PM-11.30 PM, SUN 12 PM-4 PM, 7.30 PM-11 PM

Address: 25 rue de la pompe 75116, paris, phone: +33140727000, address: 40 rue saint-georges, 75009, paris, france, phone: +33145262289, goku asian canteen, opening hours: tue-sat 12-3 pm, 7-11 pm, sun 12-3 pm, 7-11 pm, address: 27 bd du temple, 75003, paris, france, phone: +33156580853.

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Get a taste of Paris with the help of expert local Parisians who are passionate about French cuisine. On our Paris food tours, we love nothing more than to share our love of French food with you, whether it’s a pastry and chocolate tour of Paris, a tour of Le Marais, Montmartre, or something else just as delicious.

If you have any questions about our walking food tours of Paris, please don’t hesitate to Get in touch . We’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

From our luxurious Chocolate & Pastry Tour of Paris to our ever-popular Montmartre Food Tour , by booking one of our award-winning Paris food tours you'll have the opportunity to experience our passion and enjoy quality French food and wine.

When you book one of the food tours in Paris below, you will enjoy a delicious culinary journey through French heritage and cuisine. Discover why eating well is a way of life here in France.

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On our Secret Food Tour: Montmartre, you will discover the true spirit of this breathtaking area. When Parisians buy food, they go from high-end boutiques to shop, gathering the best ingredients for their meals. We do the same, giving you samples of food along the way.

On our Secret Food Tour: Le Marais Paris, you'll enjoy a variety of classic French foods starting with a viennoiserie/croissants, and collecting breads, trying tasty macarons and chocolates, freshly made falafels, our mystery dish, the best French cheeses , plus some tasty desserts as well.

On our Secret Food Tour: Saint Germain Paris, you'll enjoy a variety of the highest quality French foods such as rich caramels, Foie Gras, delicious tarts and pastries, plus the finest meats, dishes of the day and our Secret Dish.

On our Secret Food Tour: Paris Chocolate & Pastry, you'll enjoy a variety of classic French desserts and sweets. Taste an explosion of treats from artisanal chocolates, crepes and delicious macarons to award winning pastries, and the creamiest ice-creams

On our Secret Food Tour: Notre Dame - "Heart or Paris" , will take you on a gustative journey throughout the birthplace of the capital, you'll enjoy a variety of classic French food such as freshly baked viennoiseries, some of the best cheeses.

On our Secret Food Tour: Paris Latin Quarter, you'll enjoy a variety of classic French food such as mouth-watering viennoiseries, some of the best cheeses you have ever tasted, delicious meats, deserts and of course our Secret Dish.

Our Secret Tours will take you on a culinary adventure through fascinating French history and delicious cuisine, where some recipes have been handed down for generations, and others have only recently been perfected

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Les restaurants asiatiques de Paris, nos bonnes adresses

Il n'y a pas à dire : en matière de gastronomie , l' Asie déborde de véritables trésors culinaires. Chine, Japon, Corée, Thaïlande, Vietnam, Indonésie ... chaque pays dispose de sa propre cuisine, distincte de celles des pays voisins et pourtant proches sur plusieurs aspects, comme l'utilisation de légumes frais, de soja, d'herbes aromatiques, d'épices, avec un certain soin apporté aux sauces. 

Tandis que la cuisine chinoise est associée à des plats comme les nouilles, le riz frit et les raviolis, la cuisine japonaise met à l'honneur le poisson frais, les fruits de mer et les pâtes, à savourer ou non dans un bouillon. Réputée pour ses plats traditionnels épicés et parfumés, la cuisine thaïlandaise se distingue de la cuisine vietnamienne , tournée plutôt vers les plats équilibrés, frais et sains comme les rouleaux de printemps ou le pho.  

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The Quartier Asiatique , which also goes by the names Petite Asie or Triangle de Choisy , given the rough shape of its outline between the Avenue de Choisy, Avenue d’Ivry, and Boulevard Masséna in the 13th arrondissement, is known for its high-rise apartment blocks, spectacular annual parade, and plethora of top-quality restaurants. Here you’ll find the best Vietnamese, Laotian, Cambodian, and Chinese food in Paris , as well as some incredible Malaysian, Indonesian, Korean, Japanese, and Indian cuisine.

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Another strong contender for the tastiest Laotian food in the capital, Lao Douang Paseuth is a more casual affair, on the opposite side of the neighborhood at the Porte d’Italie. The house specialties have got to be their noodles, prepared in vegetable and meat broths as well as sautéed with the flavors of Southeast Asia. With 48 hours’ notice, they will also prepare a banquet for you in the spacious side room.

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Restaurant, Malaysian, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Chinese

Back in the center of the neighborhood, Le Sarawan is the home of lovers of Malaysian and Indonesian cuisine in Paris. If you love spicy foods, this is the place for you but even if you don’t, don’t worry, the staff are ready and waiting to advise the uninitiated. The house specialty is a caramelized pork dish that is a veritable delicacy of this part of the world. The menu also offers a mixture of Vietnamese and Chinese dishes.

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Restaurant, Korean, Japanese

Most of the Korean and Japanese restaurants in Paris are found in the 1st arrondissement around the Rue Sainte-Anne, but if you’re in the 13th arrondissement and in the mood for this kind of cuisine then make a beeline for Namoo . Opened in 2002, it’s become famous for its barbecue dishes, but there’s plenty more on the menu to sample besides these.

Paradis Thai

Restaurant, Thai

Just a stone’s throw from Tolbiac metro station, you’ll find the aptly named Paradis Thai . The building’s façade is that of a gigantic temple, and inside there is dining space over two floors. The décor is muted and modern, whilst retaining some traditional Thai charm, and the flavors on the plate are out of this world. This place isn’t to be missed.

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The 7 Best Paris Food Tours [2024 Reviews]

No matter how “cliche” or touristy Paris may be, I don’t think anything could knock it down from being one of my favorite places to visit.

The City of Lights truly feels like a dream to walk around in, with its beautiful architecture, cobblestone streets, and uniquely Parisian culture.

However, no trip to the French capital would be complete without full immersion into their local cuisine! I’ve decided to carefully curate a list of the 7 top Paris food tours, so you can easily select a tour well worth your time and money! Let’s jump right in!

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Best Food Tours in Paris

Quick answer: the 7 best rated paris food tours for 2024.

• Paris Walking Food Tour With Secret Food Tours
• Le Marais Paris The Original District Food and Wine Tasting Tour
• Paris Ultimate Food Tour
• Paris Le Marais Walking Food Tour With Secret Food Tours
• Montmartre Food Tour with a local Chef
• The Award-Winning Private Food Tour of Paris: 6 or 10 Tastings
• Montmartre Hill Sweet & Savory French Gourmet Food & Wine Tasting Tour

Best Paris Food Tour Reviews

1. paris walking food tour with secret food tours.

• Duration: 3.5 hours
• Departure: Bd de Clichy, Paris
• Departure Time: Between 11:30 AM – 6:00 PM
• Includes: Exceptional Viennoiserie (Notre Dame Tour), galette (savoury crêpe) from Brittany (Notre Dame Tour), French savoury tarts (quiche/paté en croute) and vegetables (Notre Dame Tour), authentic macarons, selection of cheeses , selection of freshly baked breads

Parisian gastronomy is something to be treasured, and I’ll admit that my first couple of times in the city I really sold the capital short. I thought that I’d been trying “authentic” Parisian food the entire time, when I’d been repeatedly falling into tourist traps.

With the Paris Walking Food Tour with Secret Food Tours  adventure, you’ll get to explore 6 different locations with plenty of traditional French fare that had me completely reimagine my view of Parisian cuisine!

What’s really cool about this tour is that you have the option of exploring the food scene of either Montmartre or the Notre Dame neighborhoods (hint: both are amazing).

As both are small group settings, you don’t have to worry about just being another head in the crowd. We felt like we were on a tour with a friend who just happened to be a local expert on the subject!

I of course, had to take both tours, and in Montmarte we were able to try delectable artisanal chocolates and macarons, along with a soft creme, and French bread at a boulangerie.

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I really enjoyed learning about and sampling an array of French cheeses and cured meats, perfectly paired with fine French wines! I even learned the difference between a crepe and galette, which has been a great conversation starter wherever I go!

The Notre Dame tour covers some classic French delicacies and is right by where the entire city of Paris actually came to be, on the Île de la Cité.

We were able to try viennoiseries, oysters, some French tarts, and many other desserts. Along the way, we learned a ton about the history of each area and our guide gave us some amazing recommendations and what to look for in finding the best food joints in Paris.

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100% refund for cancellations within 24 hours of tour experience, other experiences you may enjoy:, 2. le marais paris the original district food and wine tasting tour.

• Departure: 40 Rue de Bretagne, 75003 Paris
• Departure Time: 10:30 AM, 4:00 PM
• Includes:  Food tastings such as chocolate, macarons, cheeses, and cured meat, alcoholic beverages, local guide, small group tour

Le Marais is one of the most popular destinations for tourists and locals, alike, in Paris. It’s filled with rich history, unique culture, arts, and plenty of delicious food!

The Le Marais Paris The Original District Food and Wine Tasting Tour  is the perfect way to explore it all in a neatly-designed excursion that will bring the district to life right before your eyes.

I’ve been to Le Marais plenty of times, but I have to say that this was the first time that I got to see some hidden gems that I never would’ve experienced on my own.

Our guide did a fantastic job at integrating a history and culture tour with the foodie aspect seamlessly with their own anecdotes and stories from the past.

With a maximum participant limit of just 10 people, it felt like a group of friends were strolling around enjoying some of the most mouthwatering dishes we’ve ever tried with an expert to lead the way!

This felt like such a unique experience, diving into places that are so far off the “touristy” path with 8 to 10 stops at little shops with amazing food.

I believe that the stops vary a bit depending on the start time, but everything is absolutely delicious. We tried plenty of delicious cheeses and cured meats, paired with fine French wines, which taught me so much about how to properly pair them!

Aside from that, we tried organic tepenade, baguettes, and jams, which was perfect for me as I’m a huge fan of breads and sweet, fruity jams!

After that, we headed over to some chocolate shops and learned from famous chocolatiers where we were fortunate enough to learn about and sample the chocolates and Macarons!

It was a lovely way to really get to know the historic Le Marais while trying some of the best foods it has to offer.

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3. paris ultimate food tour.

• Departure: 111 Rue de Turenne, 75003 Paris
• Departure Time: 10:45 AM, 2:30 & 3:30 PM
• Includes:  Local English-speaking guide, Expertly guided walking tour, 11 food tastings and 2 half glasses of wine across 8 amazing, family-run establishments in le Marais

This is yet another fantastic food tour of the charming Marais neighborhood, where you’ll get to learn all about the history of the area, the food, and of course, get to sample the goods!

The Paris Ultimate Food Tour  will take you on a gastronomic adventure through the heart of Paris, where you’ll get to explore the city’s rich culinary heritage spanning a wide spectrum of flavors!

Calling a tour the “ultimate” is quite a claim, but the comprehensive approach to how they showcase the diversity of Parisian food really does earn the title. I’d say that if you’re looking for something for the entire family, this thoughtfully curated tour is an excellent option.

The professional guides manage to speak in a way that addresses both seasoned foodies and curious “newbie” travelers in a way that doesn’t exclude anyone.

As it is a half-day tour, you should expect time at each stop to be relatively limited, but this is perfect as we got to go back later and try everything we really loved more in-depth.

I really enjoyed learning about the Marais and how it used to sit just outside Parisian walls, with a temple even built here by the Knights Templar!

As we learned, we were able to indulge in delicious cheeses and charcuterie and local markets, croissants from local bakers, sourdough, crepes, and much more!

Aside from the Chocolate Bar, my favorite stop was at La Boutique Jaune, which opened in 1946 in the heart of the Jewish Quarter – obviously a very tumultuous time in history, given that WWII had just ended.

From brioche to fine cheeses and wines, I felt that this expertly-crafted itinerary did a great job at showing off authentic Parisian flavors and the history that brought them to life.

4. Paris Le Marais Walking Food Tour With Secret Food Tours

• Departure: 133 Rue Saint-Antoine, 75004 Paris
• Departure Time: 10:30 AM, 1:00 & 3:30 PM
• Includes:  Viennoiserie of the day, traditional bread, freshly-made croque-monsieur, selection of French cheeses, secret dish, handmade falafel, chocolates, fine wines, water

Through rich culinary traditions and hidden gastronomic gems, this next tour is another compelling option that’ll teach you all about the culture of past and present-day Marais.

The  Paris Le Marais Walking Food Tour with Secret Food Tours  is the perfect choice if you want to see all those hidden spots that the vast majority of tourists never get to see. What I didn’t know before, is that so many dishes and flavors are unique to Le Marais, and this tour really shows them off.

What I really loved about this excursion was just how intimate it was, offering personalized attention and interaction with not only our guide but the various vendors at each stop.

The warm and welcoming atmosphere (something people don’t often relate to Parisians) really enriched the experience and made me feel more open to learning about the craft and energy of Le Marais.

To start things off, we had to enjoy our morning traditionally “French” with a fresh coffee and buttery soft croissant, which were simple but absolutely delicious.

The bakery or “boulangerie” stop was definitely one of my favorites, as we got to try plenty of French breads (which put those that I’d tried previously to shame).

After we were all fueled up, we strolled through the charming streets to the city’s oldest covered market to check out the array of different stalls and try tasty cheeses with wine.

At this point, we’d learned quite a bit about local culture and Parisian history, which only enriched the tasting experience further.

We then made a stop at a local brasserie which made it feel like had stepped right into some kind of French movie, with a lovely ambience and a delicious croque monsieur to snack on.

No afternoon is complete without trying some artisanal chocolates and French macarons, along with a “special secret dish” that you’ll have to try yourself!

5. Montmartre Food Tour with a Local Chef

• Duration: 3.25 hours
• Departure: 31 Rue Lepic, 75018 Paris
• Departure Time: 10:300 AM, 3:30 PM
• Includes: Savor baguette, macarons, amazing cheese, charcuterie, choux à la crème, 3 glasses of French wine, scenic viewpoints, local expert guide + a pdf Paris guide for food lovers.

You know, whenever you take a food tour, you really have to wonder about the background of the person guiding you around.

However, if you have a local professional chef leading the way, you can rest assured you’re in safe and competent hands.

With the  Montmartre Food Tour with a Local Chef  offers an immersive experience that will not only take you through some of the most amazing eateries in Paris, but will also teach you what to look out for in order to find an authentic and high-quality restaurant.

Montmarte is famous for its art, bohemian feel, cobblestone passageways, and this big white church you may have seen or heard of.

However, did you know it’s also a huge “foodie” scene boasting top-notch wine bars and fine-dining restaurants ranging from quick bites to haut-cuisine? It definitely offers a unique perspective to Parisian cuisine, with a professional chef there to add engaging commentary and insider insights!

We started with Le Grenier a Pain, which is known for its traditional baguettes, sourdough, pies, eclairs, and is so well-reputed that it’s even earned UNESCO World Heritage status!

I enjoyed a delicious pain au chocolate before we headed ot Boucherie Jacky Gaudin which offers some of the best French meats. I was admittedly a bit hesitant, but I did try rillettes which consistent of expertly-cooked goose meat.

Our visit to Belvedere was simply breathtaking, with amazing views of Paris – we got some time to soak it all in while taking plenty of photos and videos.

Next up, we tried a ton of carefully-selected cheeses and explored one of the oldest cabarets in the city! I noticed that on this tour we got to try many more pastries and sweets than the others, so if you have a sweet tooth make sure to put this tour at the top of your list!

6. The Award-Winning Private Food Tour of Paris: 6 or 10 Tastings

• Duration:  3 hours
• Departure: 112 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine, 75012 Paris
• Departure Time: Between 11:00 AM – 6:30 PM
• Includes:  Private personalized tour, local foodie guide, 6 or 10 food and drink tastings (depending on option selected), veggie alternatives available

This is one of the best tours in my opinion, for those who are visiting Paris for the first time and would like a “taster” of the local cuisine while avoiding tourist traps. As it’s a private tour, it will be completely customizable so you can provide input for your specific interests!

The Award-Winning Private Food Tour of Paris: 6 or 10 Tastings  is an experience that will reflect your unique palate and interests while still showcasing Parisian cuisine in an authentic way.

I already had quite a booked itinerary planned, so it was nice that they offered so many different start times. We were also offered 2 different tour lengths: either 6 or 10 food and drink tastings, depending on your preferences.

I chose the 10-tasting tour so I could really enjoy the full experience and try all of the dishes and drinks to offer the best review possible.

The tour started off by meeting our guide at the Marché d’Aligre, which was quite impressive with the huge variety of different vendors from beautiful flowers to fresh French cheeses.

Our guide did a great job at selecting tastings based on what I’d told them I was most interested in, offering exclusive knowledge of the city along the way. I had a great time in Pletzl, which is the Jewish quarter that boasts an interesting background and tasty dishes.

We stopped by Hotel de Ville which not only is the residence of Paris’ mayor but also holds plenty of large events – we tried a delicious quiche Lorraine and crepes here!

I was able to enjoy plenty of other traditional French dishes with my family in a way that everyone was entertained and having a great time. It’s perfect for those who want to maximize their time and really want to learn a lot in a relatively short timeframe.

7. Montmartre Hill Sweet & Savory French Gourmet Food & Wine Tasting Tour

• Duration: 3 to 3.5 hours
• Departure: 5 Pl. Blanche, 75009 Paris
• Departure Time: 10:30, 11:30 AM, 2:30, 4:00 PM
• Includes:  Alcoholic beverages, food tasting such as macarons, cheeses and cured meats, local guide, small group tour

My entire life I’d heard so much about how the French eat, from friends and family to watching things related to French cuisine in cinema.

It seemed like some kind of mystery, and the typical touristy restaurants definitely don’t provide an authentic representation of French food. However, the Montmartre Hill Sweet & Savory French Gourmet Food & Wine Tasting Tour definitely does, taking you through 10 delicious food stops!

I’m a big history buff, and I truly enjoyed the way our guide managed to incorporate plenty of history lessons and fun facts throughout each stop we made.

I felt like it was a great balance between a traditional history tour and a dedicated food tour, with our guide clearly displaying their insider knowledge. I didn’t know all that much about Montmartre before the tour, but it was a blast getting to learn about its artistic and food scene!

We started out having a typically Parisian breakfast consisting of a little fresh coffee and a soft and warm croissant, while eating through an amazing boulangerie!

The vendors and owners were all so friendly, which made us feel that much more at home and open to learning about each location.

We also got to sample plenty of local treats ranging from cured meats and cheeses to sweet jams, handmade chocolates, and much more.

I feel like every food tour should combine sweet and savory, but you’d be surprised at how many don’t! As we strolled along and ate, we were given plenty of time to make stops at significant landmarks such as Moulin Rouge and the Sacre Coeur Basilica, along with the city’s only urban vineyard!

I couldn’t have asked for more with this Paris food tour, and I hope to do it again very soon!

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7 Best Food Tours in Paris in 2024

Want to go on a food walking tour in Paris but not sure which one to opt for? Then check out my list of the  best food tours in Paris  to help you choose one that suits your needs!

One of the best ways to fully immerse yourself in the culture and local life of a place you’re visiting is by tasting its local cuisine, and this fact still holds even in the world’s most beautiful city — I might be biased since I live in Paris but I truly believe it’s the most beautiful.

Besides just being beautiful, Paris also has a vibrant Food scene after all, French cuisine is one of the most famous in the world, and one of its foods was not enlisted on UNESCO for nothing — if you’re wondering what it is, it’s the baguette!

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Yes, you can taste some of the best foods in Paris on your own but to fully get some historical facts about them, how they became famous, or even how they came to France, the best way to do this is by joining one of the Paris food walking tours.

Having been on a number of food tours in Paris, I decided to put together this list of the best Paris food walking tours to save you time when doing research!

So read on to discover 7 of the best Paris culinary tours and regardless of what you’re interested in — be it pastries, traditional French food, or cheese and wine, you’ll find a tour that suits you!

My Top 3 Picks of The Best Paris Food Tours

Don’t have time to go through the entire article? Here are the 3 best Paris gourmet tours I recommend!

Montmartre Cheese, Wine & Pastry Guided Walking Tour (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐)

Discover the charming neighborhood of Montmartre on this food-walking tour ! You can expect;

• Tasting of various pastries and chocolate
• Tasting of wine, cheese, and Charcuterie
• A knowledgeable guide to learn more about French food while exploring Montmartre’s quaint streets

Food and Wine Tasting in Le Marais(⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐)

This food tour will take you to the bustling Le Marais district! You can expect;

• 11 different food tastings
• Tasting of wine, cheese, and pastries
• Small group with a maximum of 10 people

Chocolate & Patisserie Tour In Saint Germain Des Prés

If you have a sweet tooth, this is the best food tour for you! You can expect;

• Tasting of chocolates, macarons, and other pastries
• Learning about Saint Germain Des Prés through food
• A fun and knowledgeable guide

Best Food Tours in Paris

If you’re ready to eat your way through Paris, continue reading to discover the best food tours in Paris, why I recommend them, and who is most suited for which.

1. Montmartre Cheese, Wine & Pastry Guided Walking Tour

🌟 Rating: 4.8/5 ⏳ Tour Length: 3 hours ✅ Click here to check rates and availability

We start this list of the best Paris food tours in my favorite neighborhood of Montmartre which feels like a charming little village as you walk through it.

Popularized by some of the greatest French painters and singers like Degas, Renoir, Picasso, Dalida, Van Gogh, and many who used to hang out here during their time, this Parisian neighborhood looks like it hasn’t lost its artistic charm even years later.

While just walking through its quaint streets and admiring its popular landmarks is rewarding, you can make your visit even more interesting by joining this Montmartre food walking tour .

On this tour, you’ll taste some of the popular French pastries, cheese, homemade chocolate candies, and wine while learning about their history, intriguing facts, and everything you might want to know from a friendly and knowledgeable guide!

You’ll also see some of the famous Montmartre attractions along the way like Place du Tertre, a square where today’s artists showcase their paintings, the famous Moulin Rouge, Sacre Coeur, its windmills, and many other points of interest.

Guest Review: “ The tour was perfect. Not only did we get to sample excellent food but we also learned so much about the city. Nick was a great guide and filled us in on a lot of interesting history of Paris that we wouldn’t have known. I strongly recommend this tour. Just be prepared to do a lot of walking.” — Ruth. You can read more reviews here !

2. Montmartre Like a Local: Paris Food Tour

🌟 Rating: 4.6/5 ⏳ Tour Length: 3.5 hours ✅ Click here to check rates and availability

Now you may be wondering what the difference is between this Paris food tour and the one above since they’re both in Montmartre!

I’ve taken both tours at various times and they couldn’t be more different! The tour above is focused on “eating through famous places” while this one focuses on experiencing Montmartre like a local.

I took this tour and as someone who lives in Paris, I can definitely say that it’s like eating like a local!

You won’t go to places every tourist goes to and you won’t walk through the same famous Parisian streets you probably saw if you’ve visited Montmartre before!

If you’re all about discovering the off-the-beaten-path and truly eating like a local, I recommend booking this tour !

On my tour, we tasted some incredibly delicious pastries, cheese, bread, and charcuterie from a small local producer (all their products are organic), tasted organic wine, and ate some good food! Some were traditional French meals while others were realized by local chefs.

The tour guide was also very friendly so we had some great conversations with other people in the group, and since the tour only takes a maximum of 10 people, it will always be a small group so that no one feels left out.

3. Chocolate & Patisserie Walking Tour In Saint Germain des Prés

🌟 Rating: 4.7/5 ⏳ Tour Length: 3 hours ✅ Click here to check rates and availability

If you have a sweet tooth, you won’t want to miss this chocolate and pastry walking tour of Paris !

You’ll have 8 tastings including chocolates, macarons, and pastries from some of Paris’s best chocolatiers in the upscale neighborhood of Saint Germain des Prés.

Beyond enjoying these delicacies accompanied by a hot beverage (tea or chocolate), you’ll learn about the history of the neighborhood and visit some of Saint Germain des Prés’s popular attractions like Église Saint Germain des Prés, Église Saint-Sulpice, Café de Flore which is one of the cutest cafes in Paris, and more.

This is also one of the best Paris food tours for families regardless of whether you’re traveling with teenagers, young adults, or even grandparents! I mean who doesn’t love chocolate?

Guest Review: “Artur was exceptional! He knew all the great spots and he had a lot of knowledge about the surrounding areas and French culture. The chocolate, macaron and meringue tastings was superb! Really enjoyed ourselves!” — Nicole. You can read more reviews here !

4. Food and Wine Tasting Walking Tour in Le Marais

🌟 Rating: 4.8/5 ⏳ Tour Length: 3.5 hours ✅ Click here to check rates and availability

Le Marais is another neighborhood I really love! It has a vibrant nightlife, cocktail bars, affordable restaurants, museums, galleries, and everything in between and a food walking tour in this neighborhood will help you uncover everything that makes it charming and inviting.

You’ll start the tour by enjoying a croissant, then later taste macarons, French bread, and chocolates from one of the best chocolatiers in France, and also visit some family-run businesses.

As a neighborhood that has a long-standing history as a Jewish Quarter, you’ll also learn about the history of Jews in Le Marais and also visit the oldest covered market in Paris.

But what’s a Paris food tour without wine? At the end of your tour, you’ll enjoy 2 glasses of wine while also learning a little bit about French wine!

Guest Review: “My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed this tour. We had the opportunity to sample so many excellent, master crafted products and learn more about the traditions of French food and efforts to preserve the long held traditional ways of producing those products. Celine was excellent. She was very knowledgeable, professional and very willing to answer all of our questions. We feel very lucky to have had her as our guide through this tour. I highly recommend the tour as well as Celine. When traveling again, I will highly consider another GetYourGuide tour especially those operated by Devour.” — Dawn. You can read more reviews here !

5. Behind the Scenes Bakery Tour with Breakfast

🌟 Rating: 4.8/5 ⏳ Tour Length: 2 hours ✅ Click here to check rates and availability

If you’ve ever wondered how bakeries in Paris bring all the goodies you see in the glass displays to life, then you’ll love this behind-the-scenes bakery tour .

This tour will bring you face-to-face with a baker who will teach you all the ins and outs of making a perfect baguette from start to finish, including some facts about them you may not have known before. You might even get a chance to roll some croissants and make other pastries.

But before you get your hands dirty, you’ll be treated to a traditional French breakfast where you’ll enjoy a freshly made croissant and pain au chocolat.

The tour is fun and interactive and you not only go back home full, but you’ll also have a lot of baked goodies to take along.

If you’re a foodie or just love bread, this is one foodie tour in Paris you shouldn’t miss!

Guest Review: “Our tour guide, Igor, was amazing. He shared lots of history and information about the bakery while showing us how to bake lots of bread and cakes. We had so much to take home and share with friends. The bread was delicious as well as the pastry. My 8yo loved the tour. This was the best tour we’ve done in Paris- this is a highly recommended activity! Thank you!” — Karisha. You can read more reviews here !

6. Paris Ultimate Food Tour

🌟 Rating: 5/5 ⏳ Tour Length: 3.5 hours ✅ Click here to check rates and availability

We head back to Le Marais but this time you’ll be eating way more food than you can probably handle on this food tour .

You’ll have 11 tastings from 8 family-run restaurants including traditional French dishes, Jewish delicacies (after all, Le Marais is known as the Jewish Quarter), and more new inventions!

You’ll enjoy all this while your knowledgeable and fun guide shares some history about the foods and the food scene in Le Marais. And of course, you’ll also taste some French wine and cheese to wind your day.

The best part about this walking food tour in Paris is that it’s only restricted to 10 people to create a really personalized environment.

Guest Review: “We have been on a number of food tours before and the samples on this tour were of a very good size and lots of them. We learned lot from our guide Nobukhosi. She was pleasant, funny, and well spoken. We would definitely recommend this tour.” — Colin. You can read more reviews here !

7. Wine and Cheese Lunch Tour

🌟 Rating: 4.9/5 ⏳ Tour Length: 1.5 hours ✅ Click here to check rates and availability

There is no doubt this is one of the best food and wine tours in Paris! As you might already know, Paris and France in general are big on wine and cheese and this cheese and wine tour truly brings it out.

With 5 different wines from 5 different regions to taste and perfectly paired cheese, your afternoon in Paris will be spent in the best way possible.

You’ll also learn how to taste wine like an expert from a sommelier, which wine pairs well with which food, and how to recognize good quality wine when you go wine shopping.

The tasting is located in a beautiful stonewalled room near the Louvre, so you can make it your next stop after admiring the stunning artwork in the Louvre.

Guest Review: “An excellent tour that was both educational and delicious! Getting to try the 5 wines and complimenting cheeses was great and also the extra tips from our sommelier were really helpful. It was a good mix of sparkling, white, red and even a dessert wine with a range of very tasty cheeses. A massive thank you to our guide Lily who was very entertaining and went over and above with her knowledge and guidance on wine and cheese pairings! Highly recommended!” — Katie. You can read more reviews here !

Final Thoughts on The Best Paris Food Walking Tours

Visiting various museums in Paris and its famous landmarks can be tiring! As interesting as they are, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, so if you want to do something fun and different, be sure to try out one of these culinary tours of Paris.

Yes, I know there are so many food tours in Paris, but as someone who has done a number of them, you can trust that these are the ultimate best!

You’ll have engaging and knowledgeable tour guides who are foodies like yourself and above all, you’ll taste some of the best foods in Paris !

So whether you’re looking for a Paris romantic activity or are traveling solo, you can be sure that you’ll love these best Paris food tours.

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Food tours by Vincent

Paris offers a tantalizing array of flavors, from delicious pastries to delightful cheeses and Les Frenchies Food Tours mixes all of into one experience. A food tour in Paris not only introduces you to iconic dishes but also unveils hidden gems and the passionate artisans who craft these culinary delights. In Paris, every bite tells a story, and a food tour is your passport to savoring the chapters of this delicious tale.

What is a food tour by Vincent

Vincent (Antoine’s brother) always had a passion for food and the most flavorful experiences. During his 40+ years career in the hospitality industry, Vincent has been all around the world experiencing all types of cuisine.

He ran succesful restaurant for years, serving ten of thousands of dishes per year where he took pride serving fresh and high-end meals.

What they say about the Food tours by Vincent

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about the Food tour

• Enjoy small bites and drinks—enough food for a light pre-lunch/dinner snack—at several emblematic spots.
• Sample a curated cheese selection at a family-run shop while chatting all things French cheese with the knowledgeable owners.
• Sip natural sparkling wine in an exclusive tasting space reserved just for us and see how historical heritage winemaking is closely related to how we enjoy wine in France today.
• Learn about the roots of the modern restaurant—and its surprising ties to the French Revolution.
• Discover one of France’s most controversial spirits and try it for yourself in the form of an artisanal recipe made by a small producer!
• You’ll taste enough things on your tour that you probably won’t need to eat lunch after that

PS: Note this Tour is conducted by Vincent alone and that Antoine & Colleen won’t be part of the tours. Unfortunately, we (Antoine & Colleen) don’t have the time in our schedule to be there in person. And we live one hour away from Paris so it’s not an easy thing for us just to pop in to say hi. Thank you in advance for your understanding.

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The Best Food Tours in Paris to Take in 2024 and Why

Ian Sumpter Last Updated: October 11, 2023

It is undeniable is that French cuisine is one of the best in the world, but so rich is its history of its food that to truly understand Paris you need to dig deeper. A food tour immerses you in the culture of a city, but which one is for you? Check out our guide on the best food tours to take in Paris this year and why.

Pro Tip:  Looking to enjoy the best food in Paris? Bookmark this post in your browser so you can easily find it when you’re in the city. We recommend joining our  Le Marais Food Tour  to enjoy some local delicacies including falafel, oysters, and champagne. Also, check out our  guide to Paris  for more planning resources and the  top things to do while in Paris .

Should You Take a Food Tour in Paris?

Short answer: Absolutely!

French cuisine is one of the world’s finest (though personally, I’d put Italian at the top of the list). Fine dining and Paris go hand-in-hand. Many gastronomic words used in common parlance derive from French.  Restaurant  goes back to the 15th Century, deriving from the French verb’ restaurer,’ to restore oneself. The word Café, from the Arabic for vigor,  Kaweh , which morphed into café via French explorers returning from the Ottoman Empire in the 17th Century. Even the word menu originates in French, meaning small, detailed.

So, If oysters, champagne, falafel, and beef bourguignon make you swoon, then you’ve found yourself in the right place. Food tours are all about immersing traveler’s into the local culture and history. On a Paris food tour, you’ll hear the history of Paris told through food, but more importantly, you’ll get a taste of Paris’s best culinary experiences.

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The Most Popular Food Tours in Paris

With our food tours of Paris, we have tried to curate a list that caters to just about every foodie. You’ll find cheese and wine tastings, curated meals, and a day trip to the Champagne region. Our most popular food tours of Paris and why are as follows:

• Ultimate Taste of Paris Food Tour in Le Marais
• Local Cheese and Wine Tour in Latin Quarter
• Chef Led Food Tour of Paris’ Montmartre District
• Paris Food Tour in Le Marais
• Private Day Trip from Paris to Champagne

1. Ultimate Taste of Paris Food Tour in Le Marais

Did you know that no other tour company includes oysters and champagne on their Paris food tours? This makes the Le Marais food an ideal choice for French foodies!

It’s best to come hungry since you’ll indulge in the delicacies of France, including oysters, cheese, falafels, and more. You’ll explore the diverse, historic Le Marais district, making four stops at some of Paris’ secret food highlights.

You also taste truly authentic champagne and some fabulous local and Bordeaux wines as you enjoy the company of your newfound foodie friends!

Highlights:

• A walking tour of Le Marais
• Normandy oysters and champagne
• French cheese and wine tasting
• Falafel street food in the Jewish Quarter
• A Tasty crepe
• A fun foodie guide
• Maximum group size of 12

Not ready to book a tour? Read more about Top Foods to Try in Paris

2. Chef Led Food Tour of Paris’ Montmartre District

Craving a genuine French culinary experience but need the connections to call in a favor? Well, with this tour, we’ve got the hookup. We’ve joined forces with Chef PJ and his team of gastronomic experts so you can join them in tasting Montmartre’s finest delicacies.

You’ll explore the famous Montmartre, a renowned culinary heaven. As you stroll along charming streets, your guide will delight you with witty stories and fascinating fun facts.

The tour allows you to indulge in a three-course feast with wine-pairing and learn about some of Paris’ most iconic sites, like the Moulin Rouge and the famous ‘I Love You’ wall.

Just as you think the night can’t get any better, you’ll follow Chef PJ on a dessert tour. Chocolate fanatics and macron lovers of the world rejoice!

• Three-course feast at PJ’s restaurant
• 11 food samples at 4 local food stops
• Wine pairings
• Sample traditional French sweets
• Admire Moulin Rouge
• Explore Montmartre neighborhood
• Visit the “I Love You” wall
• Stop for pastry and coffee

3. Local Cheese and Wine Tour in the Latin Quarter

Eager to indulge in farm-fresh cheese expertly paired with French wine while in Paris, but finding it overwhelming to navigate busy markets and packed restaurants? That’s why we’ve enlisted the help of local guides and sommeliers, Catherine and Alex, who will take you on the ultimate culinary journey. After enjoying the lively atmosphere of Mouffetard Market, you’ll head to a quaint restaurant tucked nearby. Here, you’ll meet Alex, your chef and sommelier for the experience, who has prepared a unique French tasting experience exclusively for you and your fellow foodies.

Enjoy a collection of French farm cheeses, aromatic artisanal bread, and three hand-selected wines while Alex, your chef and sommelier, shares unique insights and top secrets for tasting wine the French way.

• French farm cheeses
• Artisanal bread
• Surprise dessert
• Mouffetard Market
• Latin Quarter
• Parisian-style tasting experience
• Expert, English-speaking guide

Not ready to book a tour? Read more about Top Restaurants in the Latin Quarter

4. Paris Food Tour in Le Marais

Embark on a culinary journey through the lively streets of Le Marais, where you’ll uncover the neighborhood’s celebrated food scene.

During this culinary adventure, you’ll delight in six dishes at six distinct locations, including savory crepes and sumptuous boeuf bourguignon. Yet, that’s just the beginning. Your taste buds will be treated to falafel, freshly baked baguettes, delightful pastries, and locally sourced chocolate and cheese that defy description. Naturally, no visit to Le Marais would be complete without a visit to a wine cellar to sample fine French red and white wines.

As you meander through the bustling streets between tastings, your knowledgeable guide will escort you to renowned landmarks like Musée Carnavalet, Place des Vosges, and Jardin des Rosiers-Joseph-Migneret.

This tour is perfect for those wanting to learn more about the district’s history and strong culinary scene.

• Explore streets of Le Marais
• Visit six dining locations
• Indulge in six unique dishes
• Sip wine in a wine cave
• Admire Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis
• Try falafel at a local spot
• Sample delectable pastries
• Food-obsessed local guide
• Maximum group size of 10

Not ready to book a tour? Read more about Le Marais

5. Private Day Trip from Paris to Champagne

If you want to escape Paris’s hectic nature and get to the countryside for the day, this tour is for you. Travel arrangements are taken care of. You’ll be whisked away by luxury transportation to France’s Campagne region.

From the Reims Cathedral and Abbey of Hautvillers to Taittinger Champagne and Épernay, you’ll sample some of France’s best champagnes. And you can drink all you like since you’re not driving yourself!

Before you get some bubbles in you, visit the Reims Cathedral in the capital city of the Champagne region. The site of dozens of coronations, the Notre Dame de Reims, has even witnessed a crowning in 1429 that Joan of Arc attended.

Then, enjoy a tour of the champagne cellars to learn more about how the wine is produced from 288 hectares of vineyards.

Stop for lunch and free time in Epernay before visiting a second vineyard. Fully fed and probably a little tipsy, head back into your private transfer, take a nap, or watch the French hills roll by as you are transported in luxury back to Paris.

This tour is the perfect day trip for anybody wanting to experience the Champagne region in style!

• Round-trip, private luxury transportation from Paris
• Tastings at two champagne houses
• Free time in Épernay for lunch
• A visit to the famous cathedral in Reims

Not ready to book a tour? Find out Where to Stay in Épernay

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15 Best Paris Food & Wine Tasting Tours for 2024

What's the best way to experience superb French cuisine while you explore Paris? 

Join a Paris food tour, a wine tasting experience, a dinner cruise, or even a cooking class!  You'll savor fantastic cheese, chocolates, wine, champagne, and pastries while you learn about what makes them special and unique. 

Top Paris Food & Wine Tours

Here are our top recommendations:

• 3-Hour Montmartre Cheese, Wine, and Pastry Tour
• Chocolate & Patisserie Walking Tour in Saint-Germain
• Champagne Tasting and Lunch Day Trip
• Marais Walking Food Tour - Cheeses, Wine Tastings, Pastries
• Bus Toqué Tour with 5-Course Dinner & Champagne

As a bonus, you'll also explore iconic neighborhoods such as Montmartre, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, and the Marais, or, if you choose the Bus Toqué, get a wonderful tour of Paris itself and see lots of top attractions.

Take a look at the following descriptions of 15 mouth-watering Paris food and wine experiences - everything from walking tours to gourmet dinners to wine (and beer!) tastings to cooking classes.  Reserve tickets for your favorites, and get ready for a close-up view of Paris's culinary culture. 

As Hemingway famously wrote, "Paris is a moveable feast" - and you're about to experience it on these favorite Paris food tours.  Bon appetit!

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Best Paris Neighborhood Walking Tours with Food & Wine Tastings

Explore Paris's most famous neighborhoods as you sample fantastic pastries, cheese, charcuterie, wine, macarons, and chocolates on these five wonderful gourmet walking tours:

1.  Taste Cheese, Wine, & Pastries in Montmartre

You'll discover why Montmartre, once the home of Van Gogh, Toulouse-Lautrec, Picasso, and other starving artists, has become a favorite of some of the city's best food artisans, markets, and bakeries as you sample their creations on the small-group 3-Hour Montmartre Cheese, Wine, and Pastry Tour.

What you'll eat:   As you walk along the cobblestone lanes past terraced cafes and markets brimming with fresh produce, your guide will take you to the best spots to taste the exceptional quality of the local products.  You'll sip wine as you sample local cheeses and charcuterie, enjoy freshly-made French pastries, and savor incredible  hand-crafted chocolates.  

What you'll see:   Along the way, your guide will show you Montmartre's most famous sights:   Moulin Rouge, Sacré Coeur, the hillside vineyard, historical windmills, and the private mansions tucked away among the neighborhood's picturesque hillsides.

"Tour was so fun and interesting!  Delicious cheese, wine and pastries.  We couldn't eat dinner."

2.  Indulge in Pastry and Chocolate Tastings in Saint-Germain-des-Prés

The Chocolate & Patisserie Walking Tour takes you on a fascinating 3-hour gourmet stroll of the posh Saint Germain des Prés neighborhood, known for its fantastic shops featuring gorgeous pastries and luscious chocolates which look almost too good to eat - but that's exactly what you'll get to do on this favorite Paris foodie experience!

As you stroll through the neighborhood's picture-perfect streets and narrow lanes, you'll make eight stops along the way to sample the fine chocolates, macarons, and pastries and even have a cup of tea, coffee, or hot chocolate. 

What you'll experience:  As you savor all the different confections, you'll learn about the history of this famous neighborhood and its culinary artisans, including some of France's best chocolate and pastry chefs.  You'll even visit famed chocolatier Debauve & Gallais, a favorite of Marie-Antoinette.

Bonus:  You get a wonderful tour of the neighborhood as you explore its hidden passages, boutiques, galleries, and beautiful churches such as Saint Germain des Prés and Saint Sulpice.

"Far exceeded our expectations.  Parisian food is amazing!  Best chocolates in the world!!!"

3.  Enjoy Specialty Cheeses, Wine Pairings, & Desserts in the Marais

A cool feature of the Marais Walking Food Tour is that your guide takes you through off the usual tourist path in this uber-trendy neighborhood to visit the best artisan shops, bakeries, and markets.  You'll savor an explosion of flavors as you sample specialty French cheeses paired with wine, flavorful cured ham and charcuterie, fresh pastries, and a variety of confections.  Note the addresses as you'll want to return on your own!

Special moment: You'll also tour the Marché des Enfants Rouges, Paris's oldest covered market, bursting with fresh produce and specialty vendors who bring together the best local products of the Île de France region around Paris.  As you sample the juicy ripe strawberries, freshly-picked raspberries, or other seasonal treats, you'll discover why Parisians cherish their local markets.

Bonus:  Along the way, you'll also see a lot of the hidden corners of the Marais - superb art galleries, unique boutiques, hidden gardens, bistros where you'll want to return for a meal, and fascinating architecture. 

"Our guide knew so much about food, wine, and Paris.  We loved his passion, and we could have never discovered all these spots on our own.  This is the third Get Your Guide Paris food tour we've done on this trip and each one has been top quality."

4.  Sample the Finest Chocolates on this "Royal Paris" Walking Tour

If you dream about tasting and comparing some of the world's best chocolates, learning about artisan chocolate production in Paris, and experiencing the differences between traditional and modern chocolates, the Pure Chocolate Walking Tour is for you!

Why you'll love this tour:   In two words:  Superb chocolates!  In the company of an expert guide who is passionate about chocolate, you'll visit five master chocolatiers in around Madeleine Church, Tuileries Garden, and Place de la Concorde and savor the different styles and flavors of their chocolates.

Bonus:  You'll also get a wonderful introduction to the shops, boutiques, and arcades in this upscale part of the 1st and 8th arrondissements known as "Royal Paris," once the home of French nobility and now a favorite of fashion designers.

"Our guide was absolutely amazing and so were the chocolates.  Now we need to move to France because ... the chocolates!"

5.  Take a Gourmet Food Tour of the Latin Quarter

The Paris Gourmet Food Tour  is all about experiencing the flavors and pairings of some of France's most famous products while exploring the narrow lanes and medieval ambiance of Paris's Latin Quarter. 

What you'll do:  As you stroll around this evocative part of Paris, you'll visit a neighborhood market known for its high quality and wide variety of fresh produce and artisan products, stop by a fromagerie where you'll taste a variety of cheeses paired with wine and discover how the flavors enhance each other, and visit several bakeries to sample an amazing variety of freshly-baked French pastries. 

Tour highlight:  At the end, you'll stop by a shop with regional specialties and savor foie gras, France's most luxurious delicacy.

"Wonderful tour, way beyond our expectations.  We'd never tasted real fois gras before, and are amazed by how much we loved it."

6.  Explore the Fascinating Bastille District on a Gourmet Tasting & Walking Tour

What's cool about the small-group Bastille District: Food Tasting, Promenade Plantée, & Viaduc des Arts Walking Tour is that not only do you get to taste delicious gourmet treats at specialty shops, but you also will explore one of Paris's most vibrant neighborhoods, a favorite of Parisian foodies.

Where you'll go:  You'll start at Place de la Bastille where the French Revolution began, and then you'll stroll past some of Paris's most iconic lesser-known destinations - scenic Port de l'Arsenal where Canal Saint-Martin and the Seine River meet, the Promenade Plantée elevated walkway, artisan shops at the Viaduc des Arts, and indie boutiques along Rue d'Aligre - as you stop and sample food along the way.

Tour highlight:  Visits to traditional food markets overflowing with beautiful seasonal produce, freshly baked breads, regional cheeses, and fine wines.

"Fantastic food, plus we saw parts of the "real" Paris that we'd have never found on our own.  We'll be back!"

Best Champagne, Wine, & Beer Tasting Experiences

7.  savor 8 champagnes & lunch on this day trip from paris.

On this Champagne Tasting and Lunch day trip, your driver-guide will transport you from Paris to the famous town of Epernay in the Champagne region where you'll spend the day sipping and comparing eight different Champagnes, enjoying a delicious French lunch, and participating in a Champagne Master class held (weather permitting) in the heart of a vineyard.  You'll also learn how the terroir (soil) and climate in this region create the perfect conditions for producing this special beverage.

What's special:  You'll visit three very different Champagne houses:  A world-famous one, plus a mid-sized and a small family-owned one.  This gives you the chance to compare the tastes of all the different beverages and decide which is your favorite.  As a bonus, you can also buy bottles to take back to Paris.

Bonus:  Getting to see the beautiful countryside and vineyards as your driver takes you around the area.

"This was absolutely amazing!  Drank lots of lovely champagne and had a great day with our guide. Loved the lunch with champagne pairings."

8.  Compare Beer vs Wine on the "Bastille Bites" Tour

Did you know that the Paris region is home to numerous small producers of excellent craft beer?   C'est vrai!   You'll get to try some of the best on the Paris Craft Beer Tasting Tour.  

What you'll do:  With your expert guide/craft beer enthusiast, you'll stroll through Parisian neighborhoods as you sample brews at three different craft breweries on this small-group tour.  Along the way, you'll also sample snacks of charcuterie and cheese. 

Bonus #1 : You'll learn a bit about the interesting but mostly overlooked history of beer in France.

Bonus #2 - You'll pass through interesting parts of Paris, and will discover some great beer-focused bars to return to on your own.

Bonus #3 - Did we mention the excellent beer and food?

"Fantastic guide and experiences!  Loved all the places we visited, and can't wait to go back!!!"

9.  Take a French Wine Tasting Class with an Expert Sommelier

During the French Wine Tasting Class with Sommelier experience, you'll savor wines from different French regions as you learn what makes each area and its wine unique, how to taste wine properly to detect the subtle flavors and nuances, and how Champagne is made.  A basket of bread is available to help you clear your palate between courses. 

What may surprise you:  How different the wines are from each other, once you get tuned into how to really taste them and "read" their subtle tones and notes.

Bonus:   You'll learn how to read French wine labels, understand the meaning of concepts like terroir and appelation, and tell the difference between wines from Sancerre and Bordeaux, Burgundy and the Rhone.  Get ready to impress your friends! 

Already know these things?  Just sit back, relax, and enjoy the different wine selections - they're really good!

"Sublime.  A highlight of our trip to Paris."

Best Paris Gourmet Dinner Cruises, Tours, & Meals

10.  savor a gourmet dinner on this seine river evening cruise.

The Evening Cruise with Dinner on the Seine River gives you the perfect combination of a gourmet dinner and panoramic views of Paris's most famous monuments such as Notre Dame Cathedral, the medieval towers of the Conciergerie, the Eiffel Tower, and the Beaux-Arts architecture of the Orsay Museum as you glide past on a glass-enclosed cruise boat.

Your choices:  Choose the 2.5 hour cruise starting at 8:30 pm if you want to enjoy live music and a more leisurely experience, or the 1.15 hour cruise at 6 pm if you have other plans such as a concert for later in the evening.  You also choose your level of "service," which determines your seating location (pro tip: all tables provide excellent views; choose a round table up front or window table for the most romantic vibe), and whether or not you get extras such as an aperitif, cheese course, etc.  Finally, once you're at your table, you get to select your menu items for each course.

The experience:   You can expect delicious food and wine, and magical views from the windows.

"Beautiful and romantic experience.  Excellent food and wine.  Great value for the money.  We loved it."

11.  Best Gourmet Dining on a Bus Tour: 5-Course Dinner Plus Champagne on the Bus Toqué Tour

The Bus Toqué Tour with 5-Course Dinner & Champagne - a double-decker bus with panoramic windows and glass roof outfitted with tables like a bistro - lets you pair a fantastic 5-course gourmet meal of French cuisine prepared in the on-board kitchen with a tour through Paris of top attractions such as the Louvre, Arc de Triomphe, Eiffel Tower, and Notre Dame.  Includes a glass of Champagne.

The experience:   It's like having a gourmet meal in a top restaurant, but with the added bonus of sightseeing - perfect way to make the most of your time in the City of Light.

"Sublime food and Champagne, plus great views of the city.  Perfect way to spend our first night in Paris."

12.  Best Lunch with Wine & Cheese Pairings

Wine and cheese make the perfect pairing, and they're the focus in this Wine and Cheese Lunch in a beautiful tasting room in a wine bar near the Louvre.  You'll try five different wines including Champagne) from five different regions of France as your sommelier explains why they pair well with specific cheeses.

Cool to know:  The hotel particulier (mansion) where the wine bar is located once belonged to Madame de Pompadour, the official chief mistress (yes, that was really a title) of King Louis XV back in the 1700s.

Bonus:   You get to sample a selection of smoked ham and saucisson,  and experience how well that also pairs with wine.

"The wines and cheeses were memorable, and we learned a lot.  This was a wonderful afternoon activity, and a relaxing break from sightseeing."

Best Paris Market Tours & Cooking Experiences

13.  visit a paris market & enjoy a cooking class with a paris chef.

During the Market Visit and Cooking Class with a French Chef experience, you'll explore street market with a professional Paris chef, who will give you tips on how to find the highest-quality fresh produce and other local foods.  Then, you'll participate in a cooking class where the chef will show you how to use simple recipes to make a 3-course meal including first course, main course, and dessert with your purchases.

Highlights:  You get to eat what you cooked!  (And it's also really cool to get to see the chef's personal kitchen, equipment, and Paris apartment.)

Bonus:   The chef will email the recipes to you so that you can make the meal again once you get home.

"I was surprised by how much I learned!  And our meal was fantastic.  My best Paris experience so far."

14.  Learn How Baguettes, Croissants, & Pastries Are Made at a Top Paris Bakery

If you're a fan of French bread and pastry, 2-Hour Behind the Scenes Bakery Tour, you will be fascinated to see how it's all made.  In this kid-friendly experience, you get to go into the kitchen of a top Paris bakery, where the host will show you the all the different mixers, equipment, and the super-high quality ingredients from different parts of France.  As they go about their regular work, the bakers will demonstrate all the steps and techniques for making baguettes, croissants, tarts, and other goodies.

Highlights:  You'll get to do a few things yourself!

Bonus:   You start your experience with a breakfast of croissants and pain au chocolat at the bakery.  When you leave, you get a fresh-baked baguette to take with you.

"So much fun!  We were thrilled to get an insider's view of a real Paris bakery."     ~ Albert & Jean

15.  Explore Paris's Marche d'Aligre: 3 Markets in 1!

Discover Paris's Marché d'Aligre 2-Hour Market Tour unknown to many tourists, where you'll discover and explore one of the city's most sprawling and interesting market areas.  Your guide will lead you through Aligre's three markets:  an indoor covered market packed with specialty products, an outdoor area where vendors display a vast selection of fresh produce, and finally, one of the city's most popular flea markets where you can look for (and maybe find) a vintage treasure.

This tour is for you if:  You want to get off the well-beaten tourist path and explore an authentic part of the "real" Paris.

Bonus:   You get to taste a variety of specialty foods, and sip mint tea in a corner cafe.

Pamela:  "I felt immersed in real Parisian life in this market - fantastic experience."

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The Left Bank Food Tour

• by The Mouth
• January 19, 2022 May 29, 2024

AVAILABILITY

If you’d like to join us for the Left Bank food tour, click on a date within the calendar to see which tours we’re offering that day. All our routes are reflected on this calendar, not only the Left Bank tour. If you don’t see the option you want, try clicking another date or send us an email.

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ABOUT THE LEFT BANK

Our fantastic Left Bank food tour moves between both the Latin Quarter and Saint-Germain neighborhoods along the beautiful, tree-lined Boulevard Saint-Germain. The Latin Quarter is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Paris, and the city’s intellectual center. It also has the city’s best cheese shop, among other delights. Saint-Germain is filled with historic cafés, independent bookstores, art and antique galleries, fashion boutiques, and exceptional food shops. Some of the best chocolate and pastry shops in Paris (and therefore the world?) can be found in Saint-Germain. 

ABOUT THE LEFT BANK FOOD TOUR

This tour varies by day and what’s open, but nearly everything we taste on this tour has won a “best of” prize of some sort. We’ll usually begin our tour with a flaky and buttery croissant that was voted the best in Paris. We’ll visit a cheese shop run by a fromager who has earned the Meilleur Ouvrier de France (MOF) title – the highest rank for an artisan in France – and later taste our cheeses with paired wines. We’ll also taste chocolate and pastries from prize-winning producers. You can plan on visiting 5 shops of exceptional quality – these vary to reflect the season, your guide’s expertise, and your cravings – and eating enough that you won’t need a meal soon after. This tour doesn’t feature charcuterie, so it’s a good option for vegetarians (omnivores aren’t going to miss the meat).

* Most of our tastings on this route take place in a beautiful vaulted wine cellar and we must descend (and later climb) one flight of stairs. It’s a beautiful space, but not ideal for guests with concerns about mobility. If you’d prefer to avoid any stairs, we suggest the North Marais or East Saint-Germain tour. 

Questions? Send an email to [email protected]

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PRICE & PRACTICAL DETAILS

Our very popular small group tours are limited to 8 guests. Tickets are priced at 130€ per person, including generous food & wine tastings. Tours are led by food & wine experts and last around 3 hours. We’re mostly moving & standing during the first 1.5 hours, with a seated tasting the last half of the tour. The seated tasting in the winter is always indoors and cozy and with wine, making this a great activity for cold or rainy days. Just come prepared with an umbrella and good shoes for the first half of the tour. 

We’ll send you the exact meeting point upon booking, but you can plan to finish near the Luxembourg Gardens. 

CANCELLATIONS POLICY

Refunds are available for those who cancel with at least 48 hours notice minus a €20 cancellation fee per ticket. No refunds or changes are allowed within 48 hours of your tour. Clients who arrive more than ten minutes late without calling or not at all (no-shows) will be treated as cancellations with no refund. Our tours run rain or shine.

Clients who are booking tours within 24 hours of their arrival in Paris should be aware that we do not offer refunds in the case of delayed flights (because this is such a common occurrence).

Questions?  Send an email to  [email protected]

• LEARN about French culture
• TASTE some of the best treats Paris has to offer
• EXPERIENCE Paris like a local
• SEE beautiful pastries that are works of art
• SMELL the aroma of fresh baked baguettes and croissants
• STROLL through one of Paris’ most beautiful neighborhoods
• INDULGE your taste buds
• ENHANCE your Paris experience

Celebrating 12 Years of Delicious Food Tours - Small & Large Group Team Building Available

LATIN QUARTER FOOD TOUR

Quick details.

Hour Glass Duration: 3 hours

Map Marker   Stops:  Five different tasting locations

Food   Tastings:  All food included. Enough food for lunch. Vegetarian friendly. Call for other dietary restrictions.

Ages 4 to 17

About latin quarter/5th arrondissement food tour.

Looking for an unforgettable experience on your Parisian adventure? Get away from the oversaturated tourist areas and enjoy Paris as the Parisians do on this walking food tour! Our expert guides unlock the secrets of Paris’ streets and buildings, sharing the hidden restaurants, bars, gardens, and galleries that are known only to the locals.

We have scouted out the most authentic eateries specializing in all the gourmet French classics you’ve been dreaming of tasting. Our tour leads you through the winding streets and picturesque alleyways of the Latin Quarter and the 5th arrondissement, with our friendly local guides sharing a wealth of knowledge about the amazing food, history, and architecture of the neighborhood.

Our Walking Food Tour is perfect for tourists and locals alike looking for a way to explore and taste their way through Paris off the beaten path and for anyone with a hunger for discovering the uncovered gems of the city. We look forward to having you join us on a Food Tour of Paris and can’t wait to show you the sights. Bien manger!

LATIN QUARTER TASTING LOCATIONS

(5 of the following shops, you MAY NOT go to ALL of the places, subject to change)

*Private Tour tasting locations may be different than ones listed below.

• Le fournil de Mouffetard (Boulangerie; French bakery) Authentic French breads and delightful desserts and pastries
• Boucherie Jeannot (butcher’s shop) A Browse a bountiful marketplace of cured meats, cheeses, and Italian specialties in this traditional market
• Poissonnerie Mouffetard (fish shop) Experts in all varieties of seafood, they offer daily arrival of fresh fish, shellfish, and more
• Fromagerie Beillevaire (cheese shop) A myriad of the best French cheeses carefully selected by expert fromagers
• La Fontaine aux Vin (wine shop) Small production growers’ wines, Hand- written signs, and a wonderfully sweet staff to advise you
• Creperie Oroyana (crepe shop) Serving up delectable crepes in the Latin Quarter

Walk away from our Latin Quarter/5th arrondissement food tour with the expertise of a true gourmand (French for foodie) and the confidence to explore the best restaurants, gourmet food shops, and cultural landmarks that Paris has to offer.

Discover just what makes Sidewalk Food Tours of Paris the best in the city!

FOOD TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

A visit to an authentic fromagerie, where we get an assortment of delectable French cheeses for you to enjoy

A new take on a traditional French bakery run by a talented young baker

Stops at a charming creperie and French wine bar

Fascinating historical facts and anecdotes narrated by our fun, knowledgeable tour guides

The breathtaking architecture of medieval churches, local landmarks, and the world famous Pantheon

Stunning views of Notre Dame cathedral

Private Latin Quarter/5th Arrondissement Food Tour

Want to make our delicious and fun Paris food tour a private event? Contact us! We specialize in curating the best private culinary experiences.

• Chevron down Meeting Location

Your tour begins at the Censier-Daubenton Metro Stop (off the 7 line – near the intersection of Rue Daubenton and Rue Monge) outside on the street level in front of the newspaper stand. Please plan to arrive at the meeting location 10 minutes prior to tour start time in order to meet up with your guide and check in for the tour.

• Chevron down What's Not Included?
• All food tastings and a glass of wine are included.
• Feel free to bring a bottled beverage/water on the tour.
• Chevron down Activity-Specific Policies

Please review the seller’s policies for this activity. Once tickets are purchased, these are binding.

• Non-refundable, cannot be rescheduled Once purchased, tickets cannot be refunded and cannot be rescheduled because your space is being guaranteed at the event.
• Activity takes place rain or shine The activity runs regardless of weather conditions. In the rare situation where the seller is forced to cancel the event, ticket-holders may reschedule to another time (subject to availability).

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PARIS PRIVATE FOOD TOUR

Sidewalk Food Tours of Paris offers the best private walking food tours for all our tour options. The Sidewalks team will work with you to create the perfect tour suited to your group’s interests and showcasing your desired city’s best foodie neighborhoods!

PARIS CORPORATE TEAM BUILDING TOUR

Sidewalk Food Tours specializes in curating the best corporate team building food tour experiences in Paris. Our tours are a great opportunity for your team to get outside of their usual office environment and hit the streets to taste delicious treats from our favorite spots in your city’s neighborhood!

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Nyc migrant crisis costs will crack eye-popping $5 billion on shelters, security and food — amount could double by 2025.

The financial hits from the migrant crisis keep on coming.

New York City has likely surpassed $5 billion in spending on services for migrants — including nearly $2 billion alone on housing the scores of new arrivals flooding into the Big Apple, according to city data.

The eye-popping figures, listed on the city’s online asylum-seeker funding tracker , shows the city overall spent $4.88 billion combined through fiscal years 2023 and ‘24. Based on the rate of spending, the city likely exceeded more than $112 million since the start of the new fiscal year beginning July 1, or will soon, cracking $5 billion.

Mayor Eric Adams’ administration has even projected the cost could double, hitting $10 billion over the three year period ending June 30, 2025.

The money spent so far includes:

• $1.98 billion on housing and rent.
• About $2 billion on services and supplies.
• Nearly $500 million on food and medical costs.
• Another $500 million on IT, administrative and other costs. 

The NYPD alone has spent $21 million on public safety and security costs amid mayhem breaking out in and around the city-funded migrant shelters. The cost of the crisis equals nearly the entire NYPD budget of $5.75 billion.

The city Department of Homeless Services recently posted two more contracts this week totaling $40 million combined to contractors to provide services to migrants at hotels turned into emergency shelters .

Even hotels in the heart of the Broadway tourist district have been converted into emergency shelters through contracts the city inked with the Hotel Association of New York City .

Housing Works was awarded a $13.4 million contract to aid migrants at the City View Inn, at 3317 Greenpoint Avenue in Long Island.

A worker answering the phone there Tuesday said the City View has been a shelter for “nearly two years” and is still not taking reservations for lodging.

The city pays for all the rooms.

A second $26.3 million contract was awarded to the DC-based Project Redirect to assist migrants at Spring Hills Suites by Marriott at 140-35 Queens Boulevard.

“We’re not functioning at a hotel right now,” a worker there said.

The city is currently caring for more than 63,900 migrants through 210 sites in the shelter system.

Asked about hotels still acting as emergency shelters two years into the crisis, Adams’ chief of staff Camille Joseph Varlack said, “This is not a New York City issue or even a United States issue, this is a worldwide issue.”

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“We’ve had the opportunity to speak to other cities who are expecting and experiencing migration and we expect that to continue between wars and climate change and all the other issues,” Varlack told reporters Tuesday about the crisis.

Varlack said city staffers were working to help move migrants out of hotels and to other locations.

There’s been a public backlash to shelters in many parts of the city, whether it be hotels or other shelter sites and encampments at Floyd Bennett Field, Randalls Island and the Creedmoor Psychiatric Center.

Adams also said there is still the challenge of moving migrants from a “shelter-type setting” to housing when many still don’t have official documents to be legally employed.

Some 212,000 asylum seekers have flowed through the system since the spring of 2022, according to City Hall.

Last week — from Aug. 5 to 11 — more than 700 new migrants entered the city’s shelter system. But that number is way down from the peak of 4,000.

City Hall reps said the administration’s actions has slashed the projected increase in migrant costs by more than $2 billion.

During his weekly press briefing Tuesday, Adams said the migrant crisis has become more manageable, declaring the “worst is behind us” but cautioning that “we’re not out of the woods.”

“I do believe we are going to see people starting to exhale. Our fingers are crossed but we put in smart policies.” Adams, citing 30-day shelter limits for individuals and 60-day stays for families.

 “We went from 4,000 down to I think this week we’re around 700. That is a huge, huge drop. I have to say there was a moment where I did not see that light, or that light was a train coming right at us.”

He credited the shelter limits as well as drop in border crossings with lessening the head count and curbing astronomical costs.

“We were criticized for it but I think when people look back over this period they will see it was one of the most significant things we could do.” the mayor said.

“People should not grow up in shelters.”

Adams said the Big Apple should take a bow.

“We were inundated in the beginning of this. To be able to do what we have done shows a real message of resiliency to the city,” Hizzoner said.

“This is a real New York story. We need to document this story.”

When asked if the worst is over, Adams said, “We’re not out of the woods. We’re managing.” 

“I can only say I hope the worst is behind us. We’re not out of the woods. I want to be clear on that,” he said. “We still have to deal with the small number of violent gang members who are in our city. We still have to monitor them.”

— Additional reporting by Craig McCarthy

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