Paris Food Tour

Taste the city, one neighbourhood at a time.

Food tours in Paris usually walk a single neighbourhood such as the Marais, Montmartre, or Saint-Germain. Stops include bakeries, cheese and charcuterie shops, markets, and pastry makers, with a guide explaining each one.

Local flavours Small groups Come hungry

Essential details

Quick facts

Ticket price: Paid tours; prices vary by operator. Check each tour's page.
Hours: Morning and afternoon departures; check the tour you choose.
Recommended visit: 2.5 to 4 hours.

Getting there

Address: Meeting points vary by tour and neighbourhood.
Nearest transport: Most start by a Metro station.
On foot: The route is on foot.

Accessibility & comfort

Access: Mostly level walking; check with the operator.
Crowds: Small groups; book ahead in peak season.
Facilities: Tastings along the route; restrooms at stops.

                        
                            How to fit Paris Food Tour into your day
                        
                                Morning: Join a late morning tour.
                            
                                Midday: Tastings replace lunch.
                            
                                Afternoon: Walk off the pastries along the Seine.