Paris’ best food & drink

There are old-fashioned bonbons, jellied fruits and chocolates galore in this historical sweet shop, founded in 1761.

This vast, snaking open-air food market of 100+ stalls is held weekly on Thursdays and Sundays. It’s great for fine, locally-sourced produce, especially cheese, and atmospheric; street performers often entertain the shoppers.

An institution with the best vanilla mille-feuille in Paris, served in gilded surrounds with views onto the Palais Garnier Opera House.

This bar on the top of the Tour Montparnasse skyscraper is coveted for both its breathtaking Eiffel Tower views and its potent Bellinis.

A stalwart literati haunt famed for Hemingway beef (steak with whiskey sauce) and crepe suzettes, flambeed at your table.

The best of the city’s food markets, with dozens of yummy traiteurs (delicatessens) selling everything from Creole curry to Breton crepes. It’s also the oldest food market in Paris – it started here in 1615. Closed Mondays.

A venerable market wine bar, dedicated to all things wine, with barrels direct from producers and crowds spilling out onto the pavement for post-shopping tipples. A Paris institution.

The go-to spot for bistronomie-style cooking and all-natural wines in a photogenic, retro setting.

Iconic French restaurant famed for its Challans duckling and 320,000-bottle wine list, as well as unrivalled Seine views.

Head to this grand train station brasserie, originally opened to serve passengers travelling to the 1900 World Fair, is to ogle the incredible decor – the room is laden with gilt, carved cherubs and blowsy frescoes of southern landscapes.

A family-run Armagnac business famed for their vintage wines and own brandies, and well worth crossing the city for.

The birthplace of the rum baba in the 18th century, the city’s oldest patisserie still wows with its gateaux (cake) today.

World-class food and unrivalled Paris views at Michelin-starred Frederic Anton’s daring restaurant on the Eiffel Tower’s second level.

Like Parisians, in Montmartre we'll visit high-end boutiques for the finest ingredients, sampling along the way. Your guide reveals history, local shops, and delicious selections like cheeses, wines, cured meats, crepes, and pastries. Or, in Notre Dame, indulge in classic French delicacies and explore the birthplace of Paris. From viennoiseries to oysters, regional tarts to desserts, we'll discover hidden gems near Pont Marie. Immerse yourself in local life and the gastronomic influence of Parisian history.

Is there anywhere in Paris a more emblematic and picturesque quarter than Montmartre ? How is it possible to concentrate so many French symbols and food in such a small area ? Follow your passionate local guide and unveil the mysteries of Montmartre during an unforgettable 3 hours food tour on top of the French capital ! • Between le Moulin Rouge and le Sacré Coeur, taste only the best of Montmartre! • You’ll have 6 to 8 stops, sweet and savory • Small groups tours ensure you the best experience you can get! • Chocolate, pastries, cheese, cured meats and wine on the menu… • During the tour, you will have the opportunity to meet some of the most passionate and talented food artisans of the capital. Because we care about the planet, we have decided to stop giving water bottles systematically. Instead, we kindly request that you bring your own bottle to ensure you stay hydrated throughout your journey. By doing so, together, we can make a positive impact on our environment!

Join your friendly English speaking guide for this 90 minute walking tour in Paris' most popular neighborhood. Your guide will share stories about the the art, the music, the food and the unique history of Montmartre. You’ll soon learn why the people living here feel differently from the rest in The City of Light.

This 3.5-Hour Food tour will take place around the Marais Area, in the third arrondissement of Paris, starting from rue de Bretagne, and ending at the Hôtel de Ville. Departing in Paris Oldest Market, the tour will take you to some of the most amazing food shops and artisans. Known as one of the most open-minded area of Paris, the Marais is home for the oldest market in Paris : le marché des enfants rouges. The Parisians love to stroll its aisles and indulge themselves with lots of fine product to try. Discover this iconic area and its secrets! Because we care about the planet, we have decided to stop giving water bottles systematically. Instead, we kindly request that you bring your own bottle to ensure you stay hydrated throughout your journey. By doing so, together, we can make a positive impact on our environment!

Discover traditional French cuisine and prepare your own 3-course lunch on this 4.5- or 6-hour cooking class in Paris. Begin with a visit to a food market in Paris’ Latin Quarter (6-hour class only) and select your ingredients. Then, plan your menu and cook your meal with guidance from a professional instructor. Learn tips and tricks to improve your cooking before sitting down to enjoy your meal. Sample wine from across France, and enjoy personal attention from the instructor on this small-group tour, limited to 11 people.

Crammed with iconic buildings, world-class art and a culinary scene steeped in history, Paris is one of the world’s great capitals, overflowing with style, romance, and art de vivre.