Explore the historic and picturesque artists' dream that is Montmartre.
Did you know that Picasso and Van Gogh lived here?
Join us on this fantastic food tour to taste and learn everything you've ever wanted to know about French gastronomy.
Savoury and sweet specialities will delight you all along the way, from le Moulin Rouge to le Sacré Coeur.
Monday to Sunday
10.30 AM to 1.30 PM - 2 PM
11.30 AM to 2.30 PM - 3 PM
2.30 PM to 5.30 PM - 6 PM
4 PM to 7 PM - 7.30 PM (except on Mondays)
120 Euros Per Person
100 Euros for Kids up to 14
In the romantic left bank of Paris, this unique chocolate food tour explores the picturesque area of Saint Germain, a place well known for its world-class chocolatiers.
The French favourite is the chocolate chou, which you will get to sample for yourself during the tour. You will also enjoy beautifully made macarons, mouth-watering pastries and a range of other chocolate treats like you've never tasted before.
Monday to Sunday
10.30 AM to 1.30 PM
2.30 PM to 5.30 PM
3 Hours
99 Euros Per Person
79 Euros Kids up to 14
Simply one of the best places to shop in Paris!
Discover the secrets of little shops and indulge - yourself in the Marché des Enfants Rouges. Within a stone's throw from the Pablo Picasso Museum, this indoor market is the oldest one in Paris.
From Beaubourg to Bastille, the Marais concentrates most of the pleasures that Paris offers. Old mansions, trendy art galleries, fashion shops and of course a huge range of food shops.
Tuesday to Sunday
10:30 Am to 2PM
4 PM to 7:30 PM
3 to 3.5 Hours
130 Euros Per Person
115 Euros for kids up to 14
Marked by History, elegance and French refinement, Saint Germain des Prés is also a formidable hotspot for foodies from all over the world.
There, you will not only have a chance to taste exquisite chocolate and pastries but also some unique cured beef, fresh cheeses produced in the Alpes mountains and a selection of great French wines.
Off the beaten path, you will never forget this authentic Parisian experience!
Tuesday to Sunday
10.30 AM to 1.30 PM- 2 PM
3 to 3.5 hours
120 Euros Per Person
100 Euros for kids up to 14
Tucked into the literary heart of the Left Bank lies one of Paris’s most indulgent food experiences — a walking tour through the historic Saint-Germain neighborhood where the stars of the show are artisan macarons, molten chocolate, and freshly made crêpes.
Looking for the ultimate chocolate and pastry tour in Paris? Skip the crowds and discover Saint-Germain-des-Prés with Original Food Tours. From award-winning chocolatiers to centuries-old patisseries, this small-group experience will take you deep into the hidden sweet spots of Paris. More refined than No Diet Club, more focused than Secret Food Tours, and more intimate than Paris by Mouth, this is the dessert lover’s dream. If you're planning a trip to Paris and searching for the perfect food tour, you've likely come across well-known names like Paris by Mouth, Secret Food Tours, or even the quirky No Diet Club. Each offers something different. But if you're looking for a refined, intimate, and truly indulgent experience focused entirely on the sweeter side of Paris, there’s one tour that stands out. The Saint-Germain Chocolate and Pastry Tour by Original Food Tours is a hidden gem that serious food lovers and curious travelers are starting to discover.
Let’s be honest. You didn’t come to Paris just to stare at the Eiffel Tower with a thousand other tourists holding selfie sticks. You came for the real thing. The butter. The bread. The wine. The charming chaos of side streets that smell like cheese at noon and fresh croissants by morning. That’s Montmartre. And if you want to experience it properly, you’re not going to do it with Google Maps and a an old guidebook found in the plane. You need a food tour. Not just any food tour. One led by locals who actually live here, know where the good stuff is, and can get you tasting the best bites without falling into a tourist trap that charges 12 euros for a reheated croque monsieur.
Le Marais is where Paris reveals its soul — historic streets, artisan shops, and a food culture as rich as its architecture. But with so many food tours in the neighborhood, which one should you actually choose? We tested and ranked the best experiences so you don’t have to.