Paris Food Tour
Highlights
- Explore Le Marais on foot, discovering the neighborhood’s rich culinary heritage and hidden gems.
- Savor 11+ tastings and 2 half glasses of wine at 8 family-run eateries, all led by a local English-speaking guide.
- Sample French classics, Jewish specialties, and Middle Eastern-inspired bites for a true taste of Paris.
- Meet passionate local artisans and hear the stories behind their award-winning creations.
- Group size is kept intimate, never more than 10 guests, for a personal, engaging experience.
Set off on a 3.5-hour guided food adventure through Paris's historic Le Marais district, tasting more than 11 French specialties and local wines.
Your experience
Getting started
Meet your guide 15 minutes before the tour starts at the small square next to the statue at 111 Rue de Turenne, Paris. Look for a red bag or the Devour Tours sign, check in, and join your small group for a brief introduction before heading out on foot.
What to expect
Le Marais food tour
Le Marais, one of Paris's oldest neighborhoods, is known for its diverse food scene and rich cultural mix. This walking tour takes you to family-owned shops, historic markets, and the heart of the old Jewish quarter.
Features:
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Oldest covered market: Visit Marché Couvert des Enfants Rouges, dating back to 1615, and try Moroccan crepes that reflect Paris's international influences.
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Family-run bakeries: Enjoy a fresh butter croissant and homemade sourdough while hearing the stories of the families behind these beloved Parisian treats.
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Master chocolatier: Sample award-winning chocolates and macarons from a Meilleur Ouvrier de France, a top honor for culinary craftsmen.
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Jewish quarter: Stroll through this historic area and taste a warm pastrami sandwich from a cherished local bakery, showcasing long-standing traditions.
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Classic French bistro: Sit down for a freshly made lunch, such as French onion soup, while your guide shares insights into bistro dining customs.
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French-Syrian patisserie: Find pastry 'nests' that blend Syrian flavors with French techniques, highlighting the area's cultural variety.
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Artisan cheesemaker: Taste a handpicked assortment of cheeses from a new producer, honoring France's cheese-making heritage.
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Natural wine tasting: Finish with two half glasses of natural wine, chat with the owner, and learn about this growing Parisian trend.