Paris Montmartre Food Tour

Spend a morning exploring Montmartre, Paris' charming village with incredible views of the city, through its food. As you venture through the hills of the 18th arrondissement with a local guide, you'll discover the neighborhood's unique atmosphere and history. Once the home of famous artists like Picasso and van Gogh, you'll see how Montmartre's past as a creative haven lives on in through its bakeries, bistros, and cafes. Try traditional French cuisine like pastries, delicious cheeseboard offerings, escargot and more as you sip on uniquely French wines at 5 eateries loved by both visitors and locals.

Your Montmartre food tour begins at a historic bakery in the heart of this bohemian hilltop village, where you’ll sample freshly baked croissants and crusty bread. You’ll also indulge in a chou pastry, a classic of modern French patisserie.

Next, step into a legendary Montmartre bistro that’s been a gathering spot for artists and locals since 1921. Here, you’ll sip chilled white wine and enjoy oeuf mayonnaise, a simple and flavorful dish that reflects the neighborhood's rich culinary tradition and its artistic roots.

As you wander through Montmartre’s picturesque backstreets, your guide will reveal the stories behind its transformation to the creative hub it is today. Along the way, they'll point out the most important sites of the neighborhood and and its significance to the French capital.

Then, you’ll visit a local fromagerie to sample seasonal French cheeses, learning about the art of French cheese shopping with a focus on seasonality and small producers.

End your tour at a charming bistro for escargot and aligot (creamy mashed potatoes with cheese and garlic), paired with red wine. These are classic French dishes that have stood the test of time for a reason. Your sweet finale features macarons at a local chocolatier and a view of the iconic Sacré-Cœur, one of the most famous landmarks in Montmartre.