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Paris Food Tour in Montmartre

Explore Paris with local guide on the Montmartre Food Tour. Discover authentic flavors and taste the best local recipes in an unforgettable culinary walk.

Paid tour
Close-up of a hand with red nail polish cutting a slice of white-rinded cheese on a plate with breadsticks.

Basic Information


  • Total time

    3h 30m

  • Language

    English (check the calendar for availability)

  • Price

    84€ per adult, 42€ per child from 6 to 10 years old, 0€ per child from 0 to 5 years old

Meeting point

Ticket office of the Moulin Rouge cabaret. Nearest public transport: Blanche

About the tour


Close-up of a hand with red nail polish cutting a slice of white-rinded cheese on a plate with breadsticks.

Highlights


  1. 1

    World Famous Parisian Cabaret

    Iconic red windmill, birthplace of the modern French can-can dance.

  2. 2

    Choupettes

    These irresistible bite-sized treats are made from delicate choux pastry, similar to mini éclairs, baked until light and airy and filled to order with a generous swirl of homemade whipped cream. In Paris, chouquettes are a cherished childhood snack; in Montmartre, they become the perfect sweet pause between art studios and café terraces as you wander through this historic hilltop neighborhood.

  3. 3

    Main Course

    Enjoy a classic Boeuf Bourguignon, the iconic Burgundy dish that has evolved from humble countryside fare into a staple of French bistros. Tender beef is slowly braised in red wine with root vegetables and aromatic herbs, creating a rich, velvety sauce that reflects France’s deep winemaking traditions. A vegetarian alternative is available upon request at booking, ensuring everyone can savour a comforting regional specialty.

  4. 4

    Cheese

    Discover why cheese holds a special place in French culture with a carefully selected tasting. You may sample nutty Comté from the Jura, creamy Camembert from Normandy, or bold Roquefort matured in ancient caves. Your guide will explain how the French pair cheese with bread and wine, and how each region contributes its finest flavors to Parisian tables.

  5. 5

    Dessert

    Delight in freshly prepared crêpes, a beloved specialty from Brittany and a symbol of Parisian street food. Thin, warm, and delicate, they can be enjoyed simply with sugar or filled with chocolate or seasonal jam. Savoring your crêpe with the domes of Sacré-Cœur overhead and panoramic city views below transforms this simple dessert into a memorable Parisian moment.

  6. 6

    Keepsake

    Finish with an elegant pastry featuring a crisp exterior and a soft, chewy centre, made from almond flour, sugar, and egg whites. Originating in France and now loved worldwide, these pastel-coloured delights are filled with flavourful ganache or cream. They make a charming edible souvenir from Montmartre’s patisseries — can you guess what they are? Join us to find out!

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Map


Ticket office of the Moulin Rouge cabaret. Nearest public transport: Blanche

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