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Discover Montmartre and Pigalle with this 3.5-hour guided food tour featuring 8+ tastings, expert guides, and a friendly small-group experience in Paris.
Explore the vibrant neighborhoods of Montmartre and Pigalle through a 3.5-hour guided food tour that offers over 8 delicious tastings at carefully selected local spots. Priced at $78 per person, this tour serves up a generous helping of Parisian flavors, from savory charcuterie and cheeses to sweet babka and more. Led by experienced guides who speak English and French, the tour emphasizes authentic, local cuisine in a small group setting—limited to just 2 participants, ensuring a personalized experience.
What makes this tour especially appealing is its focus on hidden culinary gems away from the usual tourist traps. The guides are known for their knowledgeable storytelling about both the food and the neighborhood’s history, making it ideal for food lovers who want more than just a tasting experience. The tour is accessible for wheelchair users and offers the flexibility to reserve and pay later, with full cancellation options up to 24 hours in advance.


This tour brings you into Montmartre and Pigalle to explore some of the neighborhood’s best hidden food spots. The walking route takes you away from typical tourist spots, focusing instead on local favorites. You’ll encounter a variety of savory and sweet treats like charcuterie, cheeses, Peking duck, the best doner in Montmartre, and babka. Tastings are seasonally driven, ensuring the freshest ingredients and most relevant flavors.
The guide leads you from one address to the next, sharing insights about the neighborhood’s history and culinary traditions. The stops are designed to provide a well-rounded taste of Parisian street food, with delicious surprises at every turn. This approach makes the experience feel more like a night out with friends, emphasizing fun, food, and local culture.
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The tour’s starting point is in central Montmartre, where you’ll walk through famous streets that are rich with artistic and historical significance. As you move into Pigalle, the focus shifts to more eclectic, vibrant food venues that serve authentic local flavors. The route covers key areas known for their culinary diversity and less touristy vibe.
Throughout the walk, your guide shares stories about Montmartre’s past and how it influences contemporary food culture. Stops include specialty shops offering charcuterie, cheeses, and regional delicacies, as well as more unique finds like Peking duck. The focus on local ingredients and seasonal variations ensures a fresh and engaging tasting experience.

The tour offers a variety of tastings, each carefully chosen to showcase authentic Parisian flavors. You’ll sample charcuterie and cheeses at one spot, indulge in Peking duck at a local favorite, and try the best doner in Montmartre. Other treats include babka and additional sweet surprises.
The stops are spread out evenly across the 3.5 hours, allowing enough time to enjoy each tasting without feeling rushed. The seasonal adjustment of tastings means some items may vary, but the overall emphasis remains on quality and local flavor.

Guides like Celia, Loilla, Manon, Jade, Louis, Max, Julia, and Valentine are praised for their enthusiasm, knowledge, and friendliness. They make the experience both informative and fun, sharing insights about local cuisine and Montmartre’s history.
Their approach is known for creating a warm, social environment that makes strangers feel like friends. Many reviews highlight guides’ abilities to answer questions thoroughly and share personal recommendations for exploring Paris further.
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The tour offers reserve now, pay later options, perfect for flexible travel plans. Full cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance. The activity is wheelchair accessible, ensuring wider availability for travelers with mobility needs. Starting times vary, so checking availability ahead of time is recommended.

Multiple reviews describe the tour as a fun and lively experience, filled with great food, lively conversation, and engaging guides. The small group size (typically just a few participants) fosters a personalized, relaxed atmosphere.
The even pacing and well-chosen stops make this tour suitable for all ages and any level of food curiosity. The guides’ storytelling enriches the experience, making it more than just a tasting, but a cultural exploration.

At $78 per person, the tour offers great value, especially considering the multiple tastings and the expert guidance. Many reviews mention the generosity of the tastings and the knowledgeable guides, making it a cost-effective way to enjoy an evening in Montmartre.

This experience is perfect for foodies eager to discover authentic Parisian street food. It appeals to those interested in local culture and history, as well as travelers who prefer small groups and flexible booking options. It’s suitable for all mobility levels and anyone looking for a fun, flavorful evening in Paris.

This Montmartre and Pigalle Foodie Tour offers a balanced mix of culinary delights, cultural insights, and social fun. Led by guides highly praised for their knowledge and warmth, the tour provides a thorough taste of local specialties. The small group setting and seasonal tastings make each experience unique.
While the duration of 3.5 hours means you’ll visit several spots without feeling overwhelmed, some may find the pace slightly uneven depending on the season or group. Nevertheless, the overall value, variety, and personable guides make this tour a highly recommended way to explore Montmartre’s food scene.
What is included in the price of $78?
The tour price covers all tastings and the guidance of an experienced guide.
How long does the tour last?
The experience runs for 3.5 hours, walking through Montmartre and Pigalle.
Is the tour suitable for wheelchair users?
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible.
Can I book this tour last minute?
Yes, you can reserve and pay later, with full cancellation possible up to 24 hours in advance.
What types of food are sampled?
Expect charcuterie, cheeses, Peking duck, doner, babka, and sweet treats, with some items varying according to the season.
Are guides available in both English and French?
Yes, guides speak both English and French, providing a flexible and engaging experience.
Is this tour good for solo travelers?
Absolutely, the small group size and friendly guides make it welcoming for solo travelers.
What makes this tour stand out from other food tours in Paris?
Its focus on hidden, local spots, seasonal tastings, and personalized guides set it apart, offering a more authentic experience.