To eat like the French is to do more than taste—it’s to belong. It’s knowing when to slow down, what to ask for at the market, how to build a plate, pour a glass, and sit at the table like it matters. It’s not about copying—it’s about understanding. And once you do? You’ll never eat the same way again.
This tag brings together the soul of the project—from food rituals and habits to restaurant tips, home cooking, and the stories behind it all. Less guidebook, more gut feeling.
It’s not about foie gras and Michelin stars. It’s about rhythm, pride, pleasure—and making space for food to mean something again.
I don’t teach people how to be French. I teach them how to eat like the French—joyfully, unapologetically, and with both hands holding the bread basket.
If you want to understand France, skip the Louvre. Go to the boulangerie at 7am. That’s where the real culture is.
Embark on a culinary adventure through Marseille, a city where ancient mariners’ tales entwine with the zest of modern Provence. Our self-guided food tour of Marseille is more than a mere promenade; it’s an adventure taking you from the grandeur of French empirical beauty at the Vieux Port to the spirited alleyways where multicultural Marseille … Read more
The exclamation that came out of my brothers mouth after his first forkful of the tomato sauce his main course bathed in caught me by suprise. You would expect that living in the ancient city of Marseille, Provence’s un-official capital, he would be used to eating exceptional Tomato sauce. But clearly not. Every forkful of … Read more
“How to eat out in Paris on a budget” doesn’t just pose a question—it unlocks the door to a gastronomic adventure through the heart of Paris, one that would have made culinary icons like Anthony Bourdain and Action Bronson nod in approval. Imagine savoring the rich tapestry of French cuisine without the dread of a … Read more
Ah, France—the land of baguettes, boeuf bourguignon, and buckets of booze. But here’s the twist: the way the French eat today is a far cry from the leisurely lunches and wine-laced dinners of a century ago. French eating habits and the french meal are considered the creme de la creme by many of us. And … Read more
It’s January and with the new year comes the urge to plan, dream, and—let’s be honest—eat my way through life. There’s something undeniably thrilling about jotting down a fresh list of adventures, even if it’s just an excuse to daydream about everything I want to devour this year. As a chef and foodie, looking for … Read more
Despite dining alone, I couldn’t stop myself from murmuring, “Damn, this is gorgeous.” The poise. The plates. The whole experience at Bonnotte felt like a quiet revelation. I held back from announcing it to the well-heeled crowd around me—after all, I’d already confused the waitstaff with my English accent, perfect French, and the fact I … Read more
Think you know Parisian food? Think again. If you’ve ever settled for a sad supermarket baguette or been duped by a tourist-trap bistro, it’s time for a proper culinary awakening. Join me on a Paris walking food tour where I’ll peel back the layers of the city’s vibrant food scene—one market stall, bakery, and hidden … Read more
Ah, the infamous Parisian breakfast—a myth wrapped in flaky pastry and overpriced coffee. If you’ve ever found yourself shelling out €15 for a formule that left you both hungry and enraged, you’re not alone. It’s a scandal, a travesty, a blatant affront to the culinary delights this city is known for. And yet, tourists keep falling into … Read more
With more than 30,000 restaurants in Paris, how to find a great restaurant in Paris is question we often get asked. Choosing the perfect restaurant in Paris is an art, a journey through the city’s vibrant culinary tapestry. As your guide, I’ve worn the hats of both chef and food tour expert, ready to demystify … Read more
Drinking Water in Paris is safe and it’s easy to stay hydrated for free. This handy guide is here to help you find and learn everything you need to about drinking water in Paris. Eau de Paris encourages both locals and visitors to ditch plastic bottles and opt for refillable ones. You don’t need to … Read more