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Version 64 – November 13, 2023 18:26
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- Departure Point:
- This tour meets in front of the statue in a small square just over the tiny street located at 40 Avenue Junot, 75018 . Your guide will be waiting for you holding a red Devour Tours tote bad or sign.
- Departure Point:
This tour meets in front of the statue located at 40 Avenue Junot, 75018 . The statue is in a small square just over the tiny street from 40, Avenue Junot 75018. Your guide will be waiting for you holding a red Devour Tours tote bad or sign.
Version 63 – November 03, 2023 14:29
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- You’ll begin your Montmartre food tour with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic—modest yet delicious—French breakfast and try their delectable croissants and freshly baked bread.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors alike. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
- From there, it’s on to a charming bistro inspired by the typical taverns commonly found in historic Montmartre. You'll try a classic savory pancake from the Aveyron region of France, the home of this establishment's three passionate owners.
- After that, you'll take to the leafy streets and steps of Montmartre on a 45-minute historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of the neighborhood, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital.
- Your next stop is an introduction to an absolute staple of French cuisine: cheese. You'll sample a cheeseboard with a variety of seasonal cheeses and the favorites of this specialty shop. You'll pair it with two glasses of natural wine served at a local wine cellar close by.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of savory, warm quiche—a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, French Bistro, Local Wine Shop, Award Winning Patisserie, Specialty Cheese Shop, French Restaurant
- You’ll begin your Montmartre food tour with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic—modest yet delicious—French breakfast and try their delectable croissants and freshly baked bread.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors alike. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
- From there, it’s on to a charming bistro inspired by the typical taverns commonly found in historic Montmartre. You'll try a classic savory pancake from the Aveyron region of France, the home of this establishment's three passionate owners.
After that, you'll take to the leafy streets and steps of Montmartre on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of the neighborhood, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. - Your next stop is an introduction to an absolute staple of French cuisine: cheese. You'll sample a cheeseboard with a variety of seasonal cheeses and the favorites of this specialty shop. You'll pair it with two glasses of natural wine served at a local wine cellar close by.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of savory, warm quiche—a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, French Bistro, Local Wine Shop, Award Winning Patisserie, Specialty Cheese Shop, French Restaurant
Version 62 – November 03, 2023 12:30
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- Highlights
- dine among parisians at a beloved neighborhood bistro., discover a side of montmartre little known to most visitors., immerse yourself in montmartre's history through its food., sample french cheeses, fresh pastries, local wine and more!, try 10 foods and 2 drinks across 6 family-run eateries.
dine among parisians at a beloved neighborhood bistro., discover a side of montmartre little known to most visitors., immerse yourself in the history of the area through its food, sample french cheeses, fresh pastries, local wine and more!, try 10 foods and 2 drinks across 6 family-run eateries.
Version 61 – November 03, 2023 12:29
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- Previous Version
- Highlights
- dine among parisians at a beloved neighborhood bistro., discover a side of montmartre little known to most visitors., immerse yourself in the history of the area through its food, sample french cheeses, fresh pastries, local wine and more!, try 10 foods and 2 drinks across 6 family-run eateries.
10 food tastings and 2 drinks across 6 family-run eateries, dine at one of our favorite neighborhood bistros, discover a side of montmartre little known to most visitors, immerse yourself in the history of the area through its food, sample french cheeses, fresh pastries, local wine and more!
Version 60 – November 03, 2023 12:28
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- Full Description
- You’ll begin your Montmartre food tour with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic—modest yet delicious—French breakfast and try their delectable croissants and freshly baked bread.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors alike. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
- From there, it’s on to a charming bistro inspired by the typical taverns commonly found in historic Montmartre. You'll try a classic savory pancake from the Aveyron region of France, the home of this establishment's three passionate owners.
- After that, you'll take to the leafy streets and steps of Montmartre on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of the neighborhood, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital.
- Your next stop is an introduction to an absolute staple of French cuisine: cheese. You'll sample a cheeseboard with a variety of seasonal cheeses and the favorites of this specialty shop. You'll pair it with two glasses of natural wine served at a local wine cellar close by.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of savory, warm quiche—a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, French Bistro, Local Wine Shop, Award Winning Patisserie, Specialty Cheese Shop, French Restaurant
- You’ll begin your Montmartre food tour with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic—modest yet delicious—French breakfast and try their delectable croissants and freshly baked bread.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors alike. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
- From there, it’s on to a charming bistro inspired by the typical taverns commonly found in historic Montmartre. You'll try a classic savory pancake from the Aveyron region of France, the home of this establishment's three passionate owners.
- After that, you'll take to the leafy streets and steps of Montmartre on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of the neighborhood, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital.
- Your next stop is an introduction to an absolute staple of French cuisine: cheese. You'll sample a cheeseboard with a variety of seasonal cheeses and the favorites of this specialty shop. You'll pair it with two glasses of natural wine served at a local wine cellar close by.
We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of savory, warm quiche – a perfect end to a day of discovery.- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, French Bistro, Local Wine Shop, Award Winning Patisserie, Specialty Cheese Shop, French Restaurant
Version 59 – November 03, 2023 12:28
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- Full Description
- You’ll begin your Montmartre food tour with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic—modest yet delicious—French breakfast and try their delectable croissants and freshly baked bread.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors alike. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
- From there, it’s on to a charming bistro inspired by the typical taverns commonly found in historic Montmartre. You'll try a classic savory pancake from the Aveyron region of France, the home of this establishment's three passionate owners.
- After that, you'll take to the leafy streets and steps of Montmartre on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of the neighborhood, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital.
- Your next stop is an introduction to an absolute staple of French cuisine: cheese. You'll sample a cheeseboard with a variety of seasonal cheeses and the favorites of this specialty shop. You'll pair it with two glasses of natural wine served at a local wine cellar close by.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of savory, warm quiche – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, French Bistro, Local Wine Shop, Award Winning Patisserie, Specialty Cheese Shop, French Restaurant
- You’ll begin your Montmartre food tour with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic—modest yet delicious—French breakfast and try their delectable croissants and freshly baked bread.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors alike. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
From there, it’s on to a charming bistro inspired by the typical taverns commonly found in historic Montmartre. You'll try a classic dish from the Aveyron region of France, the home of this establishment's three passionate owners.You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. The next stop is an introduction to an absolute staple of French cuisine: cheese. You'll sample a cheeseboard with a variety of seasonal cheeses and the favorites of this specialty shop. You'll pair it with two glasses of natural wine served at a local wine cellar close by.- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of savory, warm quiche – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, French Bistro, Local Wine Shop, Award Winning Patisserie, Specialty Cheese Shop, French Restaurant
Version 58 – November 03, 2023 12:26
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- Full Description
- You’ll begin your Montmartre food tour with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic—modest yet delicious—French breakfast and try their delectable croissants and freshly baked bread.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors alike. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
- From there, it’s on to a charming bistro inspired by the typical taverns commonly found in historic Montmartre. You'll try a classic dish from the Aveyron region of France, the home of this establishment's three passionate owners.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital.
- The next stop is an introduction to an absolute staple of French cuisine: cheese. You'll sample a cheeseboard with a variety of seasonal cheeses and the favorites of this specialty shop. You'll pair it with two glasses of natural wine served at a local wine cellar close by.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of savory, warm quiche – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, French Bistro, Local Wine Shop, Award Winning Patisserie, Specialty Cheese Shop, French Restaurant
Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way. You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try their delectable treats yourself. A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors a like. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.- From there, it’s on to a charming bistro inspired by the typical taverns commonly found in historic Montmartre. You'll try a classic dish from the Aveyron region of France, the home of this establishment's three passionate owners.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital.
- The next stop is an introduction to an absolute staple of French cuisine: cheese. You'll sample a cheeseboard with a variety of seasonal cheeses and the favorites of this specialty shop. You'll pair it with two glasses of natural wine served at a local wine cellar close by.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of savory, warm quiche – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, French Bistro, Local Wine Shop, Award Winning Patisserie, Specialty Cheese Shop, French Restaurant
Version 57 – November 03, 2023 12:24
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- Spend a morning exploring Montmartre—a charming, vibrant neighborhood offering incredible views of Paris—through its food. As you venture through the hills of the 18th arrondissement, you'll discover the delicious secrets that few other visitors are privy to as you learn about the delicate art of patisserie, try delicious cheeseboard offerings, and sip on uniquely French wines from small producers—all at the authentic local spots you’d never find otherwise.
Spend a morning exploring Montmartre—a charming, vibrant neighborhood offering incredible views of Paris—through its food. You’ll learn about the delicate art of patisserie, try delicious cheeseboard offerings, and sip on uniquely French wines from small producers all while discovering authentic local spots you’d never find otherwise.
Version 56 – November 03, 2023 12:17
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- Description
- Spend a morning exploring Montmartre—a charming, vibrant neighborhood offering incredible views of Paris—through its food. You’ll learn about the delicate art of patisserie, try delicious cheeseboard offerings, and sip on uniquely French wines from small producers all while discovering authentic local spots you’d never find otherwise.
Charming, vibrant, and offering incredible views of Paris, get a taste of Montmartre and the history of the area through its delicious food. You’ll learn about the delicate art of patisserie, try delicious cheeseboard offerings, and sip on uniquely French wines from small producers all while discovering authentic local spots you’d never find otherwise.
Version 55 – November 03, 2023 10:50
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- Full Description
- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try their delectable treats yourself.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors a like. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
- From there, it’s on to a charming bistro inspired by the typical taverns commonly found in historic Montmartre. You'll try a classic dish from the Aveyron region of France, the home of this establishment's three passionate owners.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital.
- The next stop is an introduction to an absolute staple of French cuisine: cheese. You'll sample a cheeseboard with a variety of seasonal cheeses and the favorites of this specialty shop. You'll pair it with two glasses of natural wine served at a local wine cellar close by.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of savory, warm quiche – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, French Bistro, Local Wine Shop, Award Winning Patisserie, Specialty Cheese Shop, French Restaurant
- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try their delectable treats yourself.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors a like. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
- From there, it’s on to a charming bistro inspired by the typical taverns commonly found in historic Montmartre. You'll try a classic dish from the Aveyron region of France, the home of this establishment's three passionate owners.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital.
- The next stop is an introduction to an absolute staple of French cuisine: cheese. You'll sample a cheeseboard with a variety of seasonal cheeses and the favorites of this specialty shop. You'll pair it with two glasses of natural wine served at a local wine cellar close by.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of savory, warm quiche – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
- Highlights
- 10 food tastings and 2 drinks across 6 family-run eateries, dine at one of our favorite neighborhood bistros, discover a side of montmartre little known to most visitors, immerse yourself in the history of the area through its food, sample french cheeses, fresh pastries, local wine and more!
10 food tastings and 2 drinks across 7 family-run eateries, dine at one of our favorite neighborhood bistros, discover a side of montmartre little known to most visitors, immerse yourself in the history of the area through its food, learn how to grocery shop like a real parisian , sample charcuterie, fresh pastries, local beer and more!
- Included
- 10 food tastings and 2 natural wines, expertly guided food tour, local english-speaking guide, small group of 10 people
beverage tasting: small local beer, beverage tasting: wine, expertly guided food tour, food tasting: biscuits, food tasting: cheese & seasonal produce, food tasting: cured meats, food tasting: jambon beurre, food tasting: pastry & bread, food tasting: rotisserie, food tasting: special pastry , food tasting: traditional french meal, local english-speaking guide, small group of 10 people
Version 54 – November 03, 2023 10:47
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- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try their delectable treats yourself.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors a like. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
- From there, it’s on to a charming bistro inspired by the typical taverns commonly found in historic Montmartre. You'll try a classic dish from the Aveyron region of France, the home of this establishment's three passionate owners.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital.
- The next stop is an introduction to an absolute staple of French cuisine: cheese. You'll sample a cheeseboard with a variety of seasonal cheeses and the favorites of this specialty shop. You'll pair it with two glasses of natural wine served at a local wine cellar close by.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of savory, warm quiche – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try their delectable treats yourself.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors a like. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
- From there, it’s on to a charming bistro inspired by the typical taverns commonly found in historic Montmartre. You'll try a classic dish from the Aveyron region of France, the home of this establishment's three passionate owners.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital.
The next stop is an introduction to an absolute staple of French cuisine: cheese. You'll sample a cheeseboard with a variety of seasonal cheeses and the favorites of this pop in a specialty cheese shop to try a board of seasonal cheeses and firm favorites. You'll get a sense of what savvy Parisians pay most attention to when doing their cheese shopping: think provenance, seasonality, and small producers. We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
Version 53 – November 03, 2023 10:45
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- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try their delectable treats yourself.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors a like. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
- From there, it’s on to a charming bistro inspired by the typical taverns commonly found in historic Montmartre. You'll try a classic dish from the Aveyron region of France, the home of this establishment's three passionate owners.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital.
- The next stop is an introduction to an absolute staple of French cuisine: cheese. You'll sample a cheeseboard with a variety of seasonal cheeses and the favorites of this pop in a specialty cheese shop to try a board of seasonal cheeses and firm favorites. You'll get a sense of what savvy Parisians pay most attention to when doing their cheese shopping: think provenance, seasonality, and small producers.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try their delectable treats yourself.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors a like. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
- From there, it’s on to a charming bistro inspired by the typical taverns commonly found in historic Montmartre. You'll try a classic dish from the Aveyron region of France, the home of this establishment's three passionate owners.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital.
Next, it's time to try an absolute staple of French cuisine: cheese. France's long history of cheesemaking dates back to the Romans and includes 400 different varieties unique in taste, texture, and color. We'll pop in a specialty cheese shop to try a board of seasonal cheeses and firm favorites. You'll get a sense of what savvy Parisians pay most attention to when doing their cheese shopping: think provenance, seasonality, and small producers. - We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
Version 52 – November 03, 2023 10:43
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- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try their delectable treats yourself.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors a like. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
- From there, it’s on to a charming bistro inspired by the typical taverns commonly found in historic Montmartre. You'll try a classic dish from the Aveyron region of France, the home of this establishment's three passionate owners.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital.
- Next, it's time to try an absolute staple of French cuisine: cheese. France's long history of cheesemaking dates back to the Romans and includes 400 different varieties unique in taste, texture, and color. We'll pop in a specialty cheese shop to try a board of seasonal cheeses and firm favorites. You'll get a sense of what savvy Parisians pay most attention to when doing their cheese shopping: think provenance, seasonality, and small producers.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try their delectable treats yourself.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors a like. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
- From there, it’s on to a charming bistro inspired by the typical taverns commonly found in historic Montmartre. You'll try a classic dish from the Aveyron region of France, the home of this establishment's three passionate owners.
You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery. - We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
Version 51 – November 03, 2023 10:43
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- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try their delectable treats yourself.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors a like. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
- From there, it’s on to a charming bistro inspired by the typical taverns commonly found in historic Montmartre. You'll try a classic dish from the Aveyron region of France, the home of this establishment's three passionate owners.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try their delectable treats yourself.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors a like. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
From there, it’s on to a charming bistro where you'll try a classic dish from the Aveyron region of France. reminiscent of typical 17th century taverns called guingettes where locals gathered for outdoor dining and cheap wine. Run by three guys from the Aveyron region of France, we'll eat a little known specialty from their region. - You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
Version 50 – November 03, 2023 10:41
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- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try their delectable treats yourself.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors a like. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
- From there, it’s on to a charming bistro where you'll try a classic dish from the Aveyron region of France. reminiscent of typical 17th century taverns called guingettes where locals gathered for outdoor dining and cheap wine. Run by three guys from the Aveyron region of France, we'll eat a little known specialty from their region.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try their delectable treats yourself.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors a like. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
From there, it’s on to a charming bistro reminiscent of typical 17th century taverns called guingettes where locals gathered for outdoor dining and cheap wine. Run by three guys from the Aveyron region of France, we'll eat a little known specialty from their region. - You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
Version 49 – November 03, 2023 10:40
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- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try their delectable treats yourself.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors a like. With roots in Montmartre, it's become one of the most decorated patisseries in Paris. Here you'll try a selection of their signature chocolates and a pastry.
- From there, it’s on to a charming bistro reminiscent of typical 17th century taverns called guingettes where locals gathered for outdoor dining and cheap wine. Run by three guys from the Aveyron region of France, we'll eat a little known specialty from their region.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try their delectable treats yourself.
A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors a like. With roots in Montmartre, run by one of Paris' most decorated pattisier and his wife. Since opening their first shop in Montmartre over twenty years ago, it's gained both local and worldwide fame. We'll bite into a mouthwatering éclair, one of their signature pastries.From there, it’s on to some fine charcuterie in a local grocer. Try one of the classic French ‘fast food’ items along with a locally brewed beer, produced within walking distance of the store. - You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
Version 48 – November 03, 2023 10:37
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- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try their delectable treats yourself.
- A brief stroll through Montmartre's picturesque streets takes you a famous family-run pastry shop beloved by Parisians and visitors a like. With roots in Montmartre, run by one of Paris' most decorated pattisier and his wife. Since opening their first shop in Montmartre over twenty years ago, it's gained both local and worldwide fame. We'll bite into a mouthwatering éclair, one of their signature pastries.
- From there, it’s on to some fine charcuterie in a local grocer. Try one of the classic French ‘fast food’ items along with a locally brewed beer, produced within walking distance of the store.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try their delectable treats yourself.
A few steps along the road will bring you to one of the best delis in the neighborhood. Run by two passionate women who opened the shop during the pandemic, they focus on the highest quality produce from small, independent producers. You’ll get a lesson in how to grocery shop like the French do. Learn what to look out for when selecting vegetables, and, of course, some tasty cheeseboard picks are just waiting to be sampled.- From there, it’s on to some fine charcuterie in a local grocer. Try one of the classic French ‘fast food’ items along with a locally brewed beer, produced within walking distance of the store.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
Version 47 – November 03, 2023 10:34
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- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try their delectable treats yourself.
- A few steps along the road will bring you to one of the best delis in the neighborhood. Run by two passionate women who opened the shop during the pandemic, they focus on the highest quality produce from small, independent producers. You’ll get a lesson in how to grocery shop like the French do. Learn what to look out for when selecting vegetables, and, of course, some tasty cheeseboard picks are just waiting to be sampled.
- From there, it’s on to some fine charcuterie in a local grocer. Try one of the classic French ‘fast food’ items along with a locally brewed beer, produced within walking distance of the store.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try one of their delectable treats yourself. - A few steps along the road will bring you to one of the best delis in the neighborhood. Run by two passionate women who opened the shop during the pandemic, they focus on the highest quality produce from small, independent producers. You’ll get a lesson in how to grocery shop like the French do. Learn what to look out for when selecting vegetables, and, of course, some tasty cheeseboard picks are just waiting to be sampled.
- From there, it’s on to some fine charcuterie in a local grocer. Try one of the classic French ‘fast food’ items along with a locally brewed beer, produced within walking distance of the store.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
Version 46 – November 03, 2023 10:34
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- Charming, vibrant, and offering incredible views of Paris, get a taste of Montmartre and the history of the area through its delicious food. You’ll learn about the delicate art of patisserie, try delicious cheeseboard offerings, and sip on uniquely French wines from small producers all while discovering authentic local spots you’d never find otherwise.
Charming, vibrant, and offering incredible views of Paris, get a taste of Montmartre and the history of the area through its delicious food. You’ll learn about the delicate art of patisserie, try delicious cheeseboard offerings, and sip on French wines handpicked by a passionate small business owner all while discovering authentic local spots you’d never find otherwise.
Version 45 – November 03, 2023 10:33
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- Charming, vibrant, and offering incredible views of Paris, get a taste of Montmartre and the history of the area through its delicious food. You’ll learn about the delicate art of patisserie, try delicious cheeseboard offerings, and sip on French wines handpicked by a passionate small business owner all while discovering authentic local spots you’d never find otherwise.
Charming, vibrant, and offering incredible views of Paris, get a taste of Montmartre and the history of the area through its delicious food. You’ll learn about the delicate art of patisserie over a moreish sample, try delicious charcuterie and cheeseboard offerings, all while discovering authentic local spots you’d never find otherwise.
Version 39 – July 25, 2023 19:13
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- Know Before You Go
- please arrive 15 minutes before your tour start time for check-in. out of fairness to punctual guests, we don’t wait for latecomers. no refunds can be provided for late arrivals or no-shows., this tour is in english., tips/gratuities (for your guide) are always appreciated., walks & devour comply with all local government regulations. you may need to wear a mask or provide proof of vaccination to enter certain venues. please refer to italy government guidelines for the most up to date information
this tour is in english., this tour meets 15 minutes prior to the start time. no refunds can be provided for late arrivals or no-shows., tips/gratuities (for your guide) are always appreciated., walks & devour comply with all local government regulations. you may need to wear a mask or provide proof of vaccination to enter certain venues. please refer to italy government guidelines for the most up to date information
Version 38 – July 21, 2023 16:35
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- Departure Point:
- This tour meets in front of the statue located at 40 Avenue Junot, 75018 . The statue is in a small square just over the tiny street from 40, Avenue Junot 75018. Your guide will be waiting for you holding a red Devour Tours tote bad or sign.
- Departure Point:
- This tour meets in front of the statue located at 40 Avenue Junot, 75018 . The statue is in a small square just over the tiny street from 40, Avenue Junot 75018. Your guide will be waiting for you holding a red Devour Tours tote bad or sign.
Version 37 – July 21, 2023 16:35
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- Departure Point:
- This tour meets in front of the statue located at 40 Avenue Junot, 75018 . The statue is in a small square just over the tiny street from 40, Avenue Junot 75018. Your guide will be waiting for you holding a red Devour Tours tote bad or sign.
- Departure Point:
Meet in front of 40 Avenue Junot, 75018 in front of the statue. The statue is in a small square just over the tiny street from 40, Avenue Junot 75018.
Version 33 – June 23, 2022 10:57
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- Know Before You Go
- this tour is in english., this tour meets 15 minutes prior to the start time. no refunds can be provided for late arrivals or no-shows., tips/gratuities (for your guide) are always appreciated., walks & devour comply with all local government regulations. you may need to wear a mask or provide proof of vaccination to enter certain venues. please refer to italy government guidelines for the most up to date information
this tour is in english., this tour meets 15 minutes prior to the start time. no refunds can be provided for late arrivals or no-shows., tips/gratuities (for your guide) are always appreciated., walks comply with all local government regulations. you may need to wear a mask or provide proof of vaccination to enter certain venues. please refer to italy government guidelines for the most up to date information
- Know Before You Book
- our group tour utilizes multiple areas that are not wheelchair/stroller accessible. those with wheelchairs/strollers should contact us so we can arrange your visit., this tour is adaptable for vegetarians, pescatarians, non-alcoholic options, pregnant women, gluten free (not celiac), this tour is not recommended for vegans and, due to the risk of gluten cross-contamination, this tour is not recommended for those with celiac disease., those with dietary restrictions need to contact us before joining the tour so we can arrange your food., walks & devour comply with all local government regulations. you may need to wear a mask or provide proof of vaccination to enter certain venues. please refer to italy government guidelines for the most up to date information
our group tour utilizes multiple areas that are not wheelchair/stroller accessible. those with wheelchairs/strollers should contact us so we can arrange your visit., this tour is adaptable for vegetarians, pescatarians, non-alcoholic options, pregnant women, gluten free (not celiac), this tour is not recommended for vegans and, due to the risk of gluten cross-contamination, this tour is not recommended for those with celiac disease., those with dietary restrictions need to contact us before joining the tour so we can arrange your food., walks comply with all local government regulations. you may need to wear a mask or provide proof of vaccination to enter certain venues. please refer to italy government guidelines for the most up to date information
Version 32 – May 26, 2022 10:11
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- Know Before You Book
- our group tour utilizes multiple areas that are not wheelchair/stroller accessible. those with wheelchairs/strollers should contact us so we can arrange your visit., this tour is adaptable for vegetarians, pescatarians, non-alcoholic options, pregnant women, gluten free (not celiac), this tour is not recommended for vegans and, due to the risk of gluten cross-contamination, this tour is not recommended for those with celiac disease., those with dietary restrictions need to contact us before joining the tour so we can arrange your food., walks comply with all local government regulations. you may need to wear a mask or provide proof of vaccination to enter certain venues. please refer to italy government guidelines for the most up to date information
our group tour utilizes multiple areas that are not wheelchair/stroller accessible. those with wheelchairs/strollers should contact us so we can arrange your visit., those with dietary restrictions need to contact us before joining the tour so we can arrange your food., walks comply with all local government regulations. you may need to wear a mask or provide proof of vaccination to enter certain venues. please refer to italy government guidelines for the most up to date information
Version 31 – May 26, 2022 10:09
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- Know Before You Go
- this tour is in english., this tour meets 15 minutes prior to the start time. no refunds can be provided for late arrivals or no-shows., tips/gratuities (for your guide) are always appreciated., walks comply with all local government regulations. you may need to wear a mask or provide proof of vaccination to enter certain venues. please refer to italy government guidelines for the most up to date information
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- Know Before You Book
- our group tour utilizes multiple areas that are not wheelchair/stroller accessible. those with wheelchairs/strollers should contact us so we can arrange your visit., those with dietary restrictions need to contact us before joining the tour so we can arrange your food., walks comply with all local government regulations. you may need to wear a mask or provide proof of vaccination to enter certain venues. please refer to italy government guidelines for the most up to date information
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Version 30 – May 26, 2022 10:02
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- adult:
- from: '13'
- to: '99'
- child:
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- Address: 40 Avenue Junot,
- Address: 40 Avenue Junot,
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Address: Near to the metro Blanche,
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Address: 40 Avenue Junot,
Address: 40 Avenue Junot,
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- Meet in front of 40 Avenue Junot, 75018 in front of the statue. The statue is in a small square just over the tiny street from 40, Avenue Junot 75018.
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- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try one of their delectable treats yourself.
- A few steps along the road will bring you to one of the best delis in the neighborhood. Run by two passionate women who opened the shop during the pandemic, they focus on the highest quality produce from small, independent producers. You’ll get a lesson in how to grocery shop like the French do. Learn what to look out for when selecting vegetables, and, of course, some tasty cheeseboard picks are just waiting to be sampled.
- From there, it’s on to some fine charcuterie in a local grocer. Try one of the classic French ‘fast food’ items along with a locally brewed beer, produced within walking distance of the store.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try one of their delectable treats yourself.
- A few steps along the road will bring you to one of the best delis in the neighborhood. Run by two passionate women who opened the shop during the pandemic, they focus on the highest quality produce from small, independent producers. You’ll get a lesson in how to grocery shop like the French do. Learn what to look out for when selecting vegetables, and, of course, some tasty cheeseboard picks are just waiting to be sampled.
- From there, it’s on to some fine charcuterie in a local grocer. Try one of the classic French ‘fast food’ items along with a locally brewed beer, produced within walking distance of the store.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
- Included
- beverage tasting: small local beer, beverage tasting: wine, expertly guided food tour, food tasting: biscuits, food tasting: cheese & seasonal produce, food tasting: cured meats, food tasting: jambon beurre, food tasting: pastry & bread, food tasting: rotisserie, food tasting: special pastry , food tasting: traditional french meal, local english-speaking guide, small group of 10 people
beverage tasting: small local beer, beverage tasting: wine, expertly guided food tour, food tasting: biscuits, food tasting: cheese & seasonal produce, food tasting: cured meats, food tasting: jambon beurre, food tasting: pastry & bread, food tasting: rotisserie, food tasting: special pastry , food tasting: traditional french meal, local english-speaking guide
Version 20 – May 24, 2022 22:42
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- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try one of their delectable treats yourself.
- A few steps along the road will bring you to one of the best delis in the neighborhood. Run by two passionate women who opened the shop during the pandemic, they focus on the highest quality produce from small, independent producers. You’ll get a lesson in how to grocery shop like the French do. Learn what to look out for when selecting vegetables, and, of course, some tasty cheeseboard picks are just waiting to be sampled.
- From there, it’s on to some fine charcuterie in a local grocer. Try one of the classic French ‘fast food’ items along with a locally brewed beer, produced within walking distance of the store.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Sites Visited
- Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur (exterior), Bateau Lavoir (exterior), Vineyard (exterior), Local Bakery, Artisinal Épicerie, Local Brewery, Award Winning Patisserie, Rotisserie, Bisuiterie, French Restaurant
- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try one of their delectable treats yourself.
- A few steps along the road will bring you to one of the best delis in the neighborhood. Run by two passionate women who opened the shop during the pandemic, they focus on the highest quality produce from small, independent producers. You’ll get a lesson in how to grocery shop like the French do. Learn what to look out for when selecting vegetables, and, of course, some tasty cheeseboard picks are just waiting to be sampled.
- From there, it’s on to some fine charcuterie in a local grocer. Try one of the classic French ‘fast food’ items along with a locally brewed beer, produced within walking distance of the store.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
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- beverage tasting: small local beer, beverage tasting: wine, expertly guided food tour, food tasting: biscuits, food tasting: cheese & seasonal produce, food tasting: cured meats, food tasting: jambon beurre, food tasting: pastry & bread, food tasting: rotisserie, food tasting: special pastry , food tasting: traditional french meal, local english-speaking guide
beverage tasting: small local beer, expertly guided food tour, food tasting: cheese & seasonal produce, food tasting: cured meats, food tasting: jambon beurre, food tasting: pastry & bread, local english-speaking guide
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expertly guided food tour, local english-speaking guide
Version 17 – May 24, 2022 21:53
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- 10 food tastings and 2 drinks across 7 family-run eateries, dine at one of our favorite neighborhood bistros, discover a side of montmartre little known to most visitors, immerse yourself in the history of the area through its food, learn how to grocery shop like a real parisian , sample charcuterie, fresh pastries, local beer and more!
10 food tastings and 2 drinks across 7 family-run eaterie, dine at one of our favorite neighborhood bistros, discover a side of montmartre little known to most visitors, immerse yourself in the history of the area through its food, learn how to grocery shop like a real parisian , sample charcuterie, fresh pastries, local beer and more!
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- expertly guided food tour, local english-speaking guide
10 food tastings and 2 drinks across 7 family-run establishments in montmartre, expertly guided walking tour, local english-speaking guide
Version 16 – May 24, 2022 17:28
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- 10 food tastings and 2 drinks across 7 family-run eaterie, dine at one of our favorite neighborhood bistros, discover a side of montmartre little known to most visitors, immerse yourself in the history of the area through its food, learn how to grocery shop like a real parisian , sample charcuterie, fresh pastries, local beer and more!
discover a side of montmartre little known to most visitors, discover how to do lunch like a parisian at one of our favorite neighborhood bistros., learn how to go grocery shopping like we do here in france and sample a few of our favorite locally sourced gourmet products. , taste beer that was brewed right in montmartre paired with delicious local charcuterie. , try an unforgettable pastry and learn the fascinating history of french patisserie.
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- discover a side of montmartre little known to most visitors, discover how to do lunch like a parisian at one of our favorite neighborhood bistros., learn how to go grocery shopping like we do here in france and sample a few of our favorite locally sourced gourmet products. , taste beer that was brewed right in montmartre paired with delicious local charcuterie. , try an unforgettable pastry and learn the fascinating history of french patisserie.
discover how to do lunch like a parisian at one of our favorite neighborhood bistros., explore a side of montmartre that most visitors won’t get to see—including a peek at the fascinating vineyards! , learn how to go grocery shopping like we do here in france and sample a few of our favorite locally sourced gourmet products. , taste beer that was brewed right in montmartre paired with delicious local charcuterie. , try an unforgettable pastry and learn the fascinating history of french patisserie.
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- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try one of their delectable treats yourself.
- A few steps along the road will bring you to one of the best delis in the neighborhood. Run by two passionate women who opened the shop during the pandemic, they focus on the highest quality produce from small, independent producers. You’ll get a lesson in how to grocery shop like the French do. Learn what to look out for when selecting vegetables, and, of course, some tasty cheeseboard picks are just waiting to be sampled.
- From there, it’s on to some fine charcuterie in a local grocer. Try one of the classic French ‘fast food’ items along with a locally brewed beer, produced within walking distance of the store.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery.
- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try one of their delectable treats yourself.
- A few steps along the road will bring you to one of the best delis in the neighborhood. Run by two passionate women who opened the shop during the pandemic, they focus on the highest quality produce from small, independent producers. You’ll get a lesson in how to grocery shop like the French do. Learn what to look out for when selecting vegetables, and, of course, some tasty cheeseboard picks are just waiting to be sampled.
- From there, it’s on to some fine charcuterie in a local grocer. Try one of the classic French ‘fast food’ items along with a locally brewed beer, produced within walking distance of the store.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery.
We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery
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- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try one of their delectable treats yourself.
- A few steps along the road will bring you to one of the best delis in the neighborhood. Run by two passionate women who opened the shop during the pandemic, they focus on the highest quality produce from small, independent producers. You’ll get a lesson in how to grocery shop like the French do. Learn what to look out for when selecting vegetables, and, of course, some tasty cheeseboard picks are just waiting to be sampled.
- From there, it’s on to some fine charcuterie in a local grocer. Try one of the classic French ‘fast food’ items along with a locally brewed beer, produced within walking distance of the store.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery
- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try one of their delectable treats yourself.
A few steps along the road will bring you to one of the best delis in the neighborhood. Run by two passionate women who opened the shop during the pandemic, they focus on the highest quality produce from small, independent producers. You’ll get a lesson in how to grocery shop like the French. Learn what to look out for when selecting vegetables, and, of course, some delectable cheeseboard picks are just waiting to be sampled.- From there, it’s on to some fine charcuterie in a local grocer. Try one of the classic French ‘fast food’ items along with a locally brewed beer, produced within walking distance of the store.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery
Version 12 – May 24, 2022 17:20
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- Lose yourself on a culinary discovery of artistic Montmartre, taking you through the hills of the 18th arrondissement and discovering its best-kept food secrets along the way.
- You’ll begin with a visit to a veritable French institution: the boulangerie! This one has been serving the locals of the area for generations. As you take in the smell of freshly baked goods, you’ll hear about the classic - modest yet delicious - French breakfast and try one of their delectable treats yourself.
- A few steps along the road will bring you to one of the best delis in the neighborhood. Run by two passionate women who opened the shop during the pandemic, they focus on the highest quality produce from small, independent producers. You’ll get a lesson in how to grocery shop like the French. Learn what to look out for when selecting vegetables, and, of course, some delectable cheeseboard picks are just waiting to be sampled.
- From there, it’s on to some fine charcuterie in a local grocer. Try one of the classic French ‘fast food’ items along with a locally brewed beer, produced within walking distance of the store.
- You’ll take to the leafy streets and steps next on a short historical walk, where your guide will point out some of the most important aspects of Montmartre, giving you a true sense of its history and significance to the French capital. It’s time for a sweet treat next, as you visit a Parisian patisserie. Hear about this fine culinary art and sample a delicious chou – one of Paris’ most beloved desserts. You’ll top this off with a visit to a specialty biscuit store for some freshly baked, homemade confectionery.
- We hope you’ve saved room for the main course! Step inside a timeless French bistro and tuck in to a hearty lunch of steak tartare (or cooked, if you prefer) and frites – a perfect end to a day of discovery
We’re starting on the north side of the hill in a traditional Parisian boulangerie that’s been serving locals for generations. We’ll diving into the classics of French breakfast—where, when, how, and how much butter—and trying some seriously incredible pain au chocolat. From there, we’ll take a short walk to a neighborhood deli for some incredible French cheese and a lesson in seasonality. Opened during the pandemic by two friends, our épicerie fine is a cavern of carefully sourced produce showcasing the best of France. You'll get a sense of how the French shop today and what savvy Parisians pay most attention to when doing their grocery shopping: think provenance, seasonality, and small producers. Our next stop, run by the lovely Claire, is a world of delectable treats. We’re talking life-changing charcuterie and a quintessentially Parisian fast food. Pair it with a beer that was brewed within walking distance of the shop—it doesn’t get more local than that! Montmartre is a village complete with its own vineyard, church, and amazing history, so we’ll take a brief history walk up the hill to explore it firsthand. Along the way, you’ll enjoy some of the best views of Paris and an unforgettable photo op at the Sacré-Cœur. Time for something sweet? We thought so too! French patisserie has a long history, and we’re visiting a locally beloved pastry chef’s shop for one of the most essential French pastry classics. Next up is a stop which offers the best of both worlds: a French classic that’s also one of our most essential celebratory dishes. From there, we’ll pick up a quick sweet treat before heading to lunch. Last but not least, we’ll finish the day in style as we sit down at a classic bistro for lunch. Dig into a traditional bistro dish and top it off with a glass of French wine.
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- Charming, vibrant, and offering incredible views of Paris, get a taste of Montmartre and the history of the area through its delicious food. You’ll learn about the delicate art of patisserie over a moreish sample, try delicious charcuterie and cheeseboard offerings, all while discovering authentic local spots you’d never find otherwise.
Charming, vibrant and offering incredible views of Paris, get a taste of Montmartre and its history through its delicious food. You’ll learn about the delicate art of patisserie over a moreish sample, try delicious charcuterie and cheeseboard offerings all while discovering authentic local spots you’d never find otherwise.
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- Explore authentic Montmartre through its delicious food and meet the locals whose passion for French cuisine has shaped the area.
Explore authentic Montmartre through its delicious food and meet the locals whose stories—and food!—have made the area what it is today.
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- Charming, vibrant and offering incredible views of Paris, get a taste of Montmartre and its history through its delicious food. You’ll learn about the delicate art of patisserie over a moreish sample, try delicious charcuterie and cheeseboard offerings all while discovering authentic local spots you’d never find otherwise.
Join us for a neighborhood tour of Paris’s only hilltop village, Montmartre. While it became famous for its unforgettable city views and historical cabarets, today we’re scaling its many staircases and slopes in search of the most delicious offerings this area has to offer. From the historic to the contemporary, you’ll taste the bites that have shaped Montmartre throughout the ages—and meet the small business owners who make it all possible. The only rules: wear comfortable shoes and come hungry!
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- Explore authentic Montmartre through its delicious food and meet the locals whose stories—and food!—have made the area what it is today.
Explore the authentic side of Montmartre while meeting the passionate locals whose stories—and food!—have made the area what it is today.
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Version 2 – March 07, 2022 08:26
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- We’re starting on the north side of the hill in a traditional Parisian boulangerie that’s been serving locals for generations. We’ll diving into the classics of French breakfast—where, when, how, and how much butter—and trying some seriously incredible pain au chocolat.
- From there, we’ll take a short walk to a neighborhood deli for some incredible French cheese and a lesson in seasonality. Opened during the pandemic by two friends, our épicerie fine is a cavern of carefully sourced produce showcasing the best of France. You'll get a sense of how the French shop today and what savvy Parisians pay most attention to when doing their grocery shopping: think provenance, seasonality, and small producers.
- Our next stop, run by the lovely Claire, is a world of delectable treats. We’re talking life-changing charcuterie and a quintessentially Parisian fast food. Pair it with a beer that was brewed within walking distance of the shop—it doesn’t get more local than that!
- Montmartre is a village complete with its own vineyard, church, and amazing history, so we’ll take a brief history walk up the hill to explore it firsthand. Along the way, you’ll enjoy some of the best views of Paris and an unforgettable photo op at the Sacré-Cœur.
- Time for something sweet? We thought so too! French patisserie has a long history, and we’re visiting a locally beloved pastry chef’s shop for one of the most essential French pastry classics.
- Next up is a stop which offers the best of both worlds: a French classic that’s also one of our most essential celebratory dishes. From there, we’ll pick up a quick sweet treat before heading to lunch.
- Last but not least, we’ll finish the day in style as we sit down at a classic bistro for lunch. Dig into a traditional bistro dish and top it off with a glass of French wine.
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- Highlights
- discover how to do lunch like a parisian at one of our favorite neighborhood bistros., explore a side of montmartre that most visitors won’t get to see—including a peek at the fascinating vineyards! , learn how to go grocery shopping like we do here in france and sample a few of our favorite locally sourced gourmet products. , taste beer that was brewed right in montmartre paired with delicious local charcuterie. , try an unforgettable pastry and learn the fascinating history of french patisserie.
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- 10 food tastings and 2 drinks across 7 family-run establishments in montmartre, expertly guided walking tour, local english-speaking guide
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- gratuities, hotel pick-up/drop-off
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- This tour is adaptable for:
- -Vegetarians
- -Pescatarians
- -Non-alcoholic options
- -Pregnant women
- -Gluten free (not celiac)
- We love providing delicious options for those with dietary needs. If you have a dietary requirement or food allergy, please note it when booking. This tour is not recommended for vegans and, due to the risk of gluten cross-contamination, this tour is not recommended for those with celiac disease.
- Please note that this description is an example and stops or tastes may vary depending on the season, day of the week, and group size. Regardless of where your tour goes, you always have a delicious experience.
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Version 1 – March 07, 2022 08:20
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- Explore the authentic side of Montmartre while meeting the passionate locals whose stories—and food!—have made the area what it is today.
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- Join us for a neighborhood tour of Paris’s only hilltop village, Montmartre. While it became famous for its unforgettable city views and historical cabarets, today we’re scaling its many staircases and slopes in search of the most delicious offerings this area has to offer. From the historic to the contemporary, you’ll taste the bites that have shaped Montmartre throughout the ages—and meet the small business owners who make it all possible.
- The only rules: wear comfortable shoes and come hungry!
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