Paris Left Bank Food Tour

Begin your journey with a sweet introduction at a renowned chocolatier in the Latin Quarter, where you'll sample silky artisan chocolates and pocket a delicate macaron for later.

Then, stroll along Rue Mouffetard—one of Paris’s oldest and most charming market streets. Follow the irresistible scent of fresh bread to a neighbourhood boulangerie, where you'll bite into a warm, crusty baguette and enjoy airy chouquettes, a beloved local pastry dusted with sugar.

Your next stop is a rustic delicatessen specialising in mountain-sourced charcuterie. Taste dry-cured ham and saucisson from the Auvergne region—flavorful companions for the wine to come.

Take a break at a lively Parisian bistro, where you'll be served a golden, gooey croque-monsieur, France’s favourite comfort food.

No food tour is complete without cheese. At a nearby fromagerie, sample a handpicked selection of French classics like creamy Brie, nutty Comté, and—if you're feeling bold—a pungent Roquefort.

As you walk through the Latin Quarter’s historic heart, your guide will share stories of the artists, writers, and revolutionaries who once roamed these streets, with sights like the Panthéon and the stunning Église Saint-Étienne du Mont along the way.

Finally, step into a cosy wine cellar, where a former head sommelier will lead you through a curated tasting of French wines, perfectly paired with the meats and cheeses collected throughout the tour.

The experience concludes at the Arènes de Lutèce, a hidden Roman amphitheatre—an ideal spot to relax and enjoy that macaron as you reflect on the flavours of Paris.