Paris Bread Festival 2025 — The Review

Crowds at the Paris Bread Festival 2025 on the Parvis de Notre-Dame, with bakers on stage beneath the Fête du Pain tent and the cathedral in the background

Written on 6 May 2025, after a morning immersed in flour, butter, and pure Parisian bread bliss. It seems an improbable place to hold a food festival—the Parvis of Notre-Dame, surrounded by selfie sticks and blaring sirens, the endless churn of traffic and the thunder of bells rolling across the square. But maybe that’s the … Read more

Paris Beer Week & Paris Beer Festival 2025: The Ultimate Guide for Craft Lovers

Illustration of a flying French beer glass spilling vibrant golden beer across the Paris skyline, with watercolor splashes and ink drawings of landmarks, promoting Paris Beer Festival 2025.

Crack open a proper pint, because Paris Beer Week 2025 isn’t just for bearded brewers and Instagram IPA nerds. It’s for anyone who gives a damn about good beer. This is the 8th year I’ve been involved—part guide, part glass-runner, part behind-the-scenes volunteer—and trust me, it’s still one of the best grassroots beer festivals in … Read more

Paris Bread Festival 2025: Fête du Pain Dates, Highlights & What to Expect

Young female baker teaching school children about French bread in front of Notre-Dame Cathedral at the Paris Bread Festival 2025 with a French flag waving

If you think bread is just a side dish in France, you haven’t been to the Paris Bread Festival. For 11 buttery, flour-flecked days in May, the air around Notre-Dame turns into a symphony of crust crackles and rising dough. This isn’t your average foodie event—it’s a full-blown homage to the boulangers who keep Paris … Read more

Celebrating the Fête du Pain: A Culinary Review of the Paris Bread Festival

file Eat Like The French! March 17, 2025

Every spring, Paris celebrates the art of baking with the Fête du Pain, set against the backdrop of the still under renovation Notre Dame. While the towering spires of this historic cathedral are no longer shrouded in scaffolds, the square before it is limited due to the continued restorations. Nothing stopping the french transform it … Read more