Top Île-de-France Culinary Tours

Taste award-winning croissants, artisan chocolates, and French cheeses on a small-group walking tour that showcases culinary delights you might not discover on your own. Participate in a mini croissant competition and enjoy tastings at celebrated patisseries and chocolateries, including L’Éclair de Génie. Learn about French breakfast traditions and savour exceptional teas.

Take a private and personalized tour of Montmartre and its culinary delights on a stroll through the bohemian neighborhood. With so much to see—and eat—it’s easy to get lost in the crowd. With a local gourmand host, you’re introduced to tastings of 10 different sweet and savory French treats. Plus, you can tailor your tour to suit your tastes and dietary requirements.

In a city full of tourist menus, this small-group walking tour cuts through the noise with four curated tasting stops in Paris’ trendy Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood. Explore with a small group capped at 12 for a more personal experience, and sample regional classics such as boeuf bourguignon, artisan cheese, and freshly baked pastries.

Eat your way through Saint-Germain-des-Prés with tastings from different French regions. Choose a 2-hour tour with 6 tastings or a 3-hour tour with 9 tastings, including an exclusive cheese cellar visit and dessert from a top patisserie. Small groups of six enjoy local expert guidance through this celebrated neighborhood's food shops and hidden gems.

Venture off the beaten path and sample French flavors on this small-group guided food tasting and walking tour. Follow your guide around local cafes, bistros, bakeries, patisseries, and markets, sampling different French foods such as croissants, cheeses, escargot, and galettes, while learning the history behind each dish. Visit a historic covered market (when open) to experience Parisian daily life and flavors.

Ensure a memorable night out in Paris—and combine your sightseeing with a gourmet meal—aboard a luxurious dinner cruise along the Seine River. Float past the city’s famed monuments, such as the Louvre and Notre Dame, and admire the beauty of the Seine's UNESCO-listed riverbanks. Meanwhile, enjoy a gourmet, 3-4-course meal (depending on the menu selected), plus live musical entertainment.

Paris has some of the best food in the world, but it can be overwhelming to navigate all the options available in the city. This private tour takes care of the research for you, taking you to several spots to try local food, from escargot to camembert and crepes. Get two tours in one, since you'll also get an overview of one of Paris’ finest neighborhoods: the Marais.

Le Marais district of Paris is known for being a foodie paradise—but it takes insider knowledge to dodge the tourist traps and see where locals eat. Ideal for carb lovers, this small-group gastronomy tour includes a classic French pastry, a croque monsieur at a restaurant once frequented by Jim Morrison, and crispy fried falafel. Plus, it's topped off with chocolates and macarons and paired with red and white wine.

Explore Montmartre, one of Paris's prettiest areas with views over the city, on an immersive food and wine tour. Get an overview of French cuisine even if you're short on time as you sample world-famous cheeses, authentic pastries, and more. Discover the district's best eateries and avoid falling for tourist traps.

Discover the heart of Paris on a 2-hour Express food tour through Rue Montorgueil, Les Halles, and the streets surrounding the Louvre, the historic district once known as "the belly of Paris," fed by the city's central market for over 800 years. Your guide leads you along Rue Montorgueil, one of the city's oldest market streets, for a French brioche tasting. Next, visit a celebrated fromagerie to taste Comté, France's most-loved cheese. Pass the magnificent Église Saint-Eustache, where Molière was baptised, before stopping at O'Chateau, a renowned Parisian wine bar, to pair a glass of French wine with a refined croque monsieur. Stroll through the Passage du Grand-Cerf, a stunning 1825 Belle Époque arcade, then end at a secret location with a sweet finale. The tour concludes at Louvre-Rivoli, steps from the Louvre Museum, Pont Neuf and La Samaritaine, perfectly placed to continue exploring the heart of Paris!

Paris is a city best tasted, not just seen. Finding the real thing, though, takes knowing where to look. On this small-group food tour, explore your choice of either Montmartre or the Latin Quarter and Ile de la Cite. Avoid the tourist traps and discover where the locals shop for fresh breads, cheeses, charcuterie, and more.

Paris is known for its gastronomy, but visitors often find themselves in tourist traps. Visit locally loved foodie hot spots on this private food tour through Le Marais. From pastries and a classic cheese board to boeuf bourguignon and snails, enjoy a customized culinary journey through one of the city’s hippest neighborhoods with vegetarian options available. This tour requires a minimum of two participants.

France is known for its rich culinary culture, and where better to experience it than in Paris on this private and personalized tour. As you explore the Saint Germain neighborhood, you’ll try 10 different treats, including classic tapenade and macarons with a local host by your side. As you enjoy authentic local bites, you’ll also discover the area and its highlights. Plus, you can customize your itinerary before or during the tour to suit your tastes and preferences.

Finding the best sweets in Paris often means knowing which bakeries and chocolatiers locals actually use. Depending on with route you pick, this small-group food tour explores either Montmartre or Saint Germain, pairing neighborhood context with curated tastings. Sample a range of chocolates and pastries selected for variety and quality, with seasonal treats such as hot chocolate or ice cream included depending on the time of year. With group sizes kept small, there's plenty of time to learn about the shops and traditions behind each stop.

The best of French traditional food... all gluten-free! Tired of feeling left out because you are gluten-free? This tour is made for you! It is not easy to be gluten-free in Paris, but for a couple of years more and more gluten-free restaurants, bakeries or pastry stores have been opening in the capital. So there is no way you miss out on good bread, croissant or chocolate éclair anymore! Just like any food tour in Paris, enjoy French traditional food like quiches, bread with cheeses & wine, pastries and viennoiseries, but all gluten-free! On top of that, your expert local guide will tell you about the history of the emblematic Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood, filled with old narrow streets, landmarks and gourmet boutiques and restaurants. After the tour, you will receive your link to Paris With Fay address book of best Paris gluten-free spots. Book your experience now!

Discover Paris's Fifth Arrondissement and Latin Quarter on this small-group, guided food tour. A local guide shares stories behind Paris’s culinary scene as you enjoy an itinerant full meal across at least four stops, including local cheese, charcuterie, boeuf bourguignon, crepes, and a drink for guests over 18. This tour combines local sightseeing with a complete French lunch, ideal for newcomers and returning travelers alike.

With its artisan shops, Paris’ Montmartre is a paradise for foodies wanting to peel away the layers of the city’s cuisine. Tap deeper into the local gastronomy than you could alone with this private walking tour with a food-expert guide. Roam the lanes to visit eight food spots easy to overlook if alone, and sample everything from cured meat to wine and macarons, all with invaluable insight from your guide.

This half-day gastronomic tour puts Paris’ tastiest treats—from gourmet cheeses to delicate pastries—at your fingertips. Get insider knowledge on the most happening hotspots in Montmartre, the city’s cobblestoned arts district, and meet some of the most talented food artisans in the capital. Stop at eight pre-selected food venues and get a peek at landmarks along the way, from the Moulin Rouge to the Basilica of Sacré Coeur.

Canal Food Walk invites you to explore the vibrant Canal Saint-Martin through a 3-hour walking tour. Stroll charming streets, discover hidden gems, street art, and passionate artisans. Trendy, artistic, and full of local favorites, this offbeat neighborhood captures the creative spirit of Paris. Led by a local architect, the tour reveals the district’s unique history and transformation. The tour is intimate (max 10 people) and features carefully selected food and drinks: organic, local, seasonal, vegetarian, zero-waste, and handmade. Choose your experience: Brunch Tour — A relaxed morning with fresh pastries, cheeses, eggs, and hot and fresh drinks. Ends with a coffee tasting at a local roastery. Apéro Tour — Celebrate the beloved French ritual with 3 drinks (including wine), generous organic veggie bites by a talented chef, and a duo of artisanal pastries. Ends with a toast by the water.

The French love their food, but some know it more than others. Your guide on this intimate foodie adventure had a career in top-50 restaurants before turning to tourism, and that professional knowledge stands them in good stead. As you stroll the streets of Montmartre, enjoy more than 10 different tastings, including wine, cheese, charcuterie, chocolate, pastries, and macarons, as well as a typical 3-course French lunch.

Sample all sorts of French fare as you explore the Left Bank's celebrated Saint-Germain neighborhood with a local guide on this small-group tour. Choose from a sweet-and-savory food tour where you taste high-quality French foods such as cheeses, cured meats, and macarons, or a chocolate and pastry tour that focuses on famous French desserts. Upgrade to a private tour for a more personalized experience.

Sampling Paris’s food culture across multiple neighborhoods can take careful planning. This guided tour connects key areas, including Le Marais, the Latin Quarter, and Ile de la Cite into one walk, pairing curated tastings with insight into how the city’s history shaped its cuisine. As you explore, feast on artisan cheese, regional tarts, seasonal pastries, wine, and an exclusive secret dish.

Paris is one of the world’s great food cities, so it can be hard to know what to eat. Hit four different eateries for sit-down tastings on this private tour of one of the city’s most charismatic areas: Le Marais. Sample cheese, charcuterie, French-style tapas, snails, crepes, and more, washed down with wine and beer or soft drinks. Unusually for Paris, there are options for celiacs, vegetarians, and vegans.