We don’t do umbrellas. We do flavour. These Paris food tours are chef-led, market-driven, and designed to feel like eating with a friend who knows every shortcut and every stallholder’s name. No PR stops. No headsets. Just proper food, real places, and stories that haven’t been rehearsed 200 times.
These tours aren’t listed on some booking platform. They’re personal—and they fill up fast. Email us and let us know when you’re coming, what you’re craving, and who you’re bringing.
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I don’t promise a set script. I promise real food, real connection, and maybe a glass too many if we get on. Email me—we’ll make it delicious.
Looking for an authentic food tour in Paris? Let’s start with something slightly uncomfortable. The French don’t really go on food tours. Not like tourists do. They don’t usually spend €90 to shuffle around Paris eating polite triangles of cheese while someone explains that baguettes are, in fact, bread. They don’t need a stranger with … Read more
Let’s get one thing out of the way. Paris doesn’t need a food tour. In fact – most of them will waste one of your meals. You can land here, wander into a boulangerie, order a croissant, and technically—you’ve “experienced French food.” But that’s like saying you understand wine because you drank something red on … Read more
Following feedback from visitors and tour guests, asking me to make it easier to find my food tour locations and recommended spots in Paris faster and easier. It’s time to welcome in my Paris Food Tour Guide Map 2.0. These do not replace the allready existing Paris Google Maps’s But instead offer new features and … Read more
I walked in to La Grand Épicerie de Paris ready to hate it. Not mild irritation or a polite shake of the head. Full chef-mode disdain. I wanted to rip it apart—aisle by overpriced aisle—exposing it as the bougie food theme park I was certain it had become. And honestly? It is.But it’s also kind … Read more
Think Paris is just for wine lovers? Think again. The city’s beer scene is an intriguing counter-culture movement, a rebellion against the dominance of wine, fueled by passionate brewers and a growing community of beer lovers. Paris may not be a global craft beer capital, but it offers something different—a unique mix of creativity, subversive … Read more
Looking for the most trusted Paris restaurant guide in 2026? With the internet drowning in AI-written listicles and tourist-driven hype, it’s never been more important to seek out human-curated lists created by people who actually live and eat here. As a chef living in Paris, I constantly get asked where I eat, who I trust, … Read more
Let’s face it—eating out in Paris is one of the greatest joys of visiting the city. But it’s also where things can go wildly right or terribly wrong. With tens of thousands of restaurants, it’s a food-lover’s paradise—but that doesn’t mean it’s easy to navigate. Even as a chef and lifelong foodie, I’ll admit: you … Read more
Paris is a feast, but not all meals are worth your appetite. Tourists get fed a curated Disneyland version of the city—overpriced croissants, questionable bistros, and queues longer than your patience. If you want to experience Paris like a local, you need the right intel. That’s where this Paris Google Map comes in. Handpicked by … Read more
Looking for the ultimate answer to What food is Paris known for? Ask any tourist, and they’ll rattle off croissants, escargots, and steak-frites. But if you want to truly understand Parisian cuisine, you need to stop looking at just the plate and start looking at the ground beneath your feet. Parisian food isn’t just about … Read more
Self-guided food tours in Paris aren’t just an alternative to expensive group food tours—they’re the best way to truly taste the city. I’ve spent my life walking through Paris like I’m on a never-ending food tour, because, let’s be honest, every day here is about discovering new flavors. Whether it’s tracking down the flakiest croissant, … Read more