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Small groups or private tours
→ So you can hear, taste, and connect without the crowds – a real moment privilégié in a small committee.
A local guide who knows the neighborhood
→ Not just the food, but the stories behind it.
Artisan stops only
→ No tourist traps — just the best cheese shops, bakeries, wine cellars and épiceries
A balance of discovery and indulgence
→ Learn, stroll, and taste — without rushing from one bite to the next
A proper wine and food moment at the end
→ Not just snacks in the street — but a seated tasting, with thoughtful pairings and time to savor.
If we had to pick the best neighborhoods for a food tour in Paris, Le Marais and Saint-Germain-des-Prés stand out. Each offers something different — but equally delicious.
Why Le Marais?
Le Marais is one of Paris’s oldest districts, with medieval streets, aristocratic mansions, and a melting pot of cultures. It’s a vibrant mix of history and modernity — Jewish bakeries next to hipster cafés, and traditional épiceries near contemporary art galleries.
A great food tour here might include:
It’s ideal for foodies who want to explore Parisian food culture with a modern twist. Le Marais is a quarter full of surprise full of flavor and surprises.
Why Saint-Germain-des-Près?
Elegant, intellectual, and timeless — Saint-Germain was once the heart of Parisian literary life, home to Simone de Beauvoir, Sartre, and Hemingway. Today, it remains a refined Left Bank neighborhood full of charm, history, and gourmet institutions.
On this tour, you might enjoy:
Perfect for those who love the classic elegance of French gastronomy, in one of Paris’s most iconic neighborhoods with petillance.
If you’re staying longer, other neighborhoods are worth exploring too:
Montmartre – Great mix of sweet treats and postcard views
Latin Quarter – Ideal for cheese lovers and wine pairings
Rue Mouffetard – Market atmosphere with a village feel
Each area has its own flavor — but for a first or refined experience, Le Marais and Saint-Germain remain our top picks.
The best food tour in Paris?
One that brings you into real neighborhoods, introduces you to passionate local artisans, and lets you savor every bite — with time, stories, and the right glass of wine or Champagne to go with it.
Le Marais or Saint-Germain?
–> You truly can’t go wrong with either.
👉 Looking for a food & wine or champagne tour in Paris?
At My WineDays, we create small-group and private food tours that combine guided walks with artisan tastings and curated wine pairings — in the most delicious corners of the city.
Bon appétit,
Mathilde
