PARIS
19 Tours Reviewed
Follow your nose through the Latin Quarter. This is a 3-hour walking food tour that focuses on real local shops, not just restaurant stops. I like that it’s designed around quick, frequent tastings, so you get a true feel for…
Cheese, wine, and Paris facts in one walk. This 3.5-hour small-group Latin Quarter tour is built to feel like a full meal, with multiple tastings plus a main dish, all paired with street-level history in one of Paris’s most fun…
Food plus street life equals a great plan. This guided Le Marais walk mixes classic French comfort food with pastry-shop favorites, all paced for sampling while you explore one of Paris’s most style-forward neighborhoods. Starting at Yann Couvreur Pâtisserie on…
A private food route through Paris beats guessing. This tour strings together street-level tastings with landmark storytelling, starting in the historic Jewish quarter Pletzl and moving through classic sights like Hotel de Ville and the Viaduc des Arts. I especially…
Your appetite gets a map here. In just 3 hours in Le Marais, you bounce between bakery, cheese counter, a seated lunch, and dessert stops, with wines flowing (or non-alcoholic options). I love the classic pairing of croissants and croque-monsieur,…
Paris can feel like a food maze. This Marais tour gives you an organized path through a neighborhood packed with food shops and grand architecture, with a guide tying together local history and what you’re eating. You’ll taste traditional French…
Montmartre tastes better with a guide. This 3.5-hour walk turns famous neighborhood sights into a progressive meal with local secrets and recipe context as you move uphill and down. I like that you get multiple food stops (at least 4),…
Marais is the sweet spot for Paris food. This walking tour pairs French culinary traditions with real neighborhood scenes—cafes, galleries, boutiques, and those narrow lanes where you feel the city working. You’ll taste your way through cheeses, hams, pastries, chocolates,…
Paris can be overwhelming. This tour keeps it sweet, simple, and focused. You’ll walk two classic neighborhoods—Montmartre and Saint-Germain-des-Prés—while sampling craft desserts and learning why Paris does sugar so well. A key perk is the small group size (max 15),…
Cheese and wine with city stories. This Paris St-Germain food tour pairs serious tastings with real neighborhood context, from medieval streets to Haussmann-era blocks. You get a professional guide, a small group (up to 12), and a finish that turns…
Paris turns into a menu on foot. This Le Marais tasting walk strings together bakery, market street food, chocolate, lunch, pastry, cheese, and wine in just 3 to 3.5 hours. I love the way you get 11+ food samples that…
Morning in Paris has a sweet rhythm. This A Morning in Paris Food Tour turns breakfast classics into a guided tasting walk—croissants, baguette, chocolate, tea, and cheese—served with stop-by-stop context so you know what you’re eating and why it matters.…
Montmartre tastes better when you’re led. This 3-hour, max 10-person walk is built around classic French cravings and real neighborhood stops, from sourdough at a local boulangerie to wine-paired oysters at a seafood counter that’s been serving locals for generations.…
Montmartre tastes better with a map. This Do Eat Better tour strings together a full French meal with classic sights, so you’re not just snacking—you’re eating a proper progression while walking the hill neighborhoods. I especially like the small-group setup…
Your Paris meal plan just got better. This walk through Le Marais turns shopping streets into a sampler platter, with up to 10 food stops and a small group that keeps it friendly. I like that it mixes classic French…
