Paris Food Tour
Highlights
- Discover Le Marais on a guided food tour that visits family-run eateries, Paris' oldest covered market, and the old Jewish quarter.
- With a local English-speaking guide, enjoy 10 food tastings and 2 half glasses of wine at 8 family-run establishments.
- Sample croissants, sourdough, market bites, chocolates or macarons, pastrami, bistro dishes, pastries, cheese, and wine.
- This 3-hour walking tour provides a full meal, with a route designed around Le Marais' local food stories and global influences.
- Join a small group of up to 12 guests, with options for vegetarian, pescatarian, non-alcoholic, and pregnancy-friendly needs.
On this 3-hour guided food tour, travel through Le Marais and taste French classics, visit family-run eateries, local markets, and global flavors—all along a planned route. To begin, find your local English-speaking guide at the small square with the statue at 111 Rue de
Your experience
Over 3 hours, a guided food tour of Le Marais combines French classics, family-run eateries, local markets, and global flavors along a planned route.
Getting started
At 111 Rue de Turenne, Paris, in the small square by the statue, meet your local English-speaking guide. Come 15 minutes early and find a red bag or Devour Tours sign, then the walk begins.
What to expect
Le Marais food tour
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As one of Paris' oldest neighborhoods, Le Marais is recognized for its family-run food shops, historic market, Jewish quarter, and multicultural food scene.
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Begin with a fresh butter croissant and homemade sourdough from a local bakery, and hear about the family that runs it.
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Stroll through Marché Couvert des Enfants Rouges, Paris' oldest covered market, and discover how global street food has influenced local tastes.
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At a master chocolatier, taste chocolates or macarons made by a Meilleur Ouvrier de France.
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Pass through the old Jewish quarter and pause at a family-run bakery for a warm pastrami sandwich.
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At a classic French bistro, sit down for lunch-style tastings, such as French onion soup or other traditional dishes.
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From a French-Syrian baker, try pastry nests that merge Syrian flavors with French patisserie techniques.
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Taste artisan cheeses from an up-and-coming cheesemaker, then finish with 2 half glasses of natural wine.
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The tour concludes at 8 Rue Saint-Paul, 75004 Paris.