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March 2016 Nuria was excellent! We sat down in Henri Le Roux and she provided a brief global perspective on chocolate beans. We had tastings at four chocolatiers. Not only were the delicious but also a feast for the eyes. Highly recommend! read more
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April 11, Montmartre Pastry and Chocolate Food Tour, Paris…read more Our family of four with a son 9 and daughter 10 did a pastry and chocolate tour through Montmartre and it ended up being a really fun way to explore the area. Arrival and First Impressions The group was small, just our family and another family, which worked out well. The shops we visited were tiny so taking turns going in and out was part of the experience. Our guide was knowledgeable and walked us through side streets, small parks, and local spots we would never have found on our own. The Highlights We stopped at six different locations including chocolatiers, bakeries, and pastry shops. Highlights included a choux pastry, crepes, madeleines, artisan eclairs, and multiple chocolate tastings. The final stop for hot chocolate and macarons was excellent. The macarons were so good we ended up buying some to bring home. The tour was not just about food. We saw the Love Wall, hidden streets, and learned about the history of Montmartre including small details about the neighborhood that made it feel more personal. The Challenges The guide did not have a very loud voice so in a bigger group it might have been harder to follow, but with our small group it worked fine. Would We Return Yes, especially to try a different tour. It was a great mix of food and exploring. Final Thoughts This tour is a great way to experience Montmartre beyond just walking around. The combination of food, history, and hidden locations made it a memorable and worthwhile experience.
Their ticket purchasing process is misleading and unethical. You go about filling our information,…read morelike you do for many websites, but unlike any other website, you hit the "Next" button (for the third time) and suddenly you have purchased the ticket, without any opportunity to review your tour date, number of participants or even credit card info. All the previous "Next" buttons led to the next step in the process, as is implied by the word and as you would expect, but not this one - it is the final confirmation of purchase even though there is NO indication that this is about to happen. Then they tell you that there are no refunds under any circumstances and that the credit and ticketing laws do not apply to them. Perhaps this is because they are based in Cyprus, which I assume they have chosen precisely to evade regulations. Note that they say there are no refunds no matter what - even if your overall trip gets cancelled or the tour gets cancelled or the guide does not show up. Be very careful, or better yet, avoid these folks and do any of the other more legitimate tours out there for wherever you are travelling to.
Macaroons at Le Lautree Chocolatier
This food tour in Paris is a must do! Not only was Richard so knowledgeable about food and was each…read moreplace on the tour an amazing stop, but he is a Paris native, super fun and interesting guide who shows you his Paris, so you can experience a Paris that you never knew. This tasty tour is such a fun way to spend an afternoon! Like most food tours you get small bites to eat and lots of great information about a neighborhood full of amazing restaurants and finds! One of the best pieces of information I learned was how to find the right kinds of bakeries in Paris by looking at their signage outside. Definitely go the next time you are traveling to Paris! My phone was dying or I would have many more photos to share!
Was visiting from the U.S and did a chocolate tour. It was fun, informative, and best of all, it…read morewas on foot so we were able to explore and see more of the city! We had an amazing time and our guide was very knowledgeable. He also provided us with a lot of tips on other things to do. I would definitely do it again :)
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Such a wonderful experience to make croissants in Paris!…read more Eline was my chef for the day and age was knowledgeable, funny and a great teacher! She also gave us great bakery suggestions to visit after our class! The classroom was in a unique building and added to the charm of learning how to make croissants in Paris! All of our baked goods turned out delicious and we got a set of directions to make them at home! I highly recommend!
We loved the cooking class , Filipe was an extraordinary chef we learned a lot about baking &…read moreFrench history & culture . Definitely will recommend him & the company again.
We made raisin& chocolate rolls, croissants plain & chocolate.
This past week I went on the Sweet Tooth Tour. It was in Saint Germain in the 6th which is truly…read morethe best neighborhood in Paris. The tour was so beautiful and we got Lisa as our guide. She was so welcoming, the facts were interesting, and the food was amazing. We got to try pastries, Carmel (my fav), flavored marshmallows, and an assortment of jams. Highly recommend this tour!!!
The tour came with much more than expected. From each place we visited, we got to choose multiple…read morethings to try. I tried a lot of new foods I wouldn't have been considered to get on my own. My favorite was the figs from a local market we stopped by. Our tour guide showed us a unique way to open and eat them.
Financier and other pastries
Beautiful neighborhoods within Paris!
We had a food tour in the Latin Quarter with Naomi. It was one of the best things we did in paris…read more You get a ton of food and learn so much about the oldest part of Paris. Our guide Naomi was an absolute delight. Amazing food, wine and experience!
Highlight our our Eurotrip! We easily found Marc and the group and were lead to a fantastic foodie…read moretour of the Latin Quarter. The food we ate appealed to my husband because it was classic French food so it felt like more than a tourist menu to him, and the history of the food and city made it all the more interesting. The food we ate appealed to me because there is no way we could have curated so much great food on our own. Marc was an expert in ordering cheese, pate, wine, oysters, crepes and so much more. Even if we had found the same shops in the neighborhood, we would not have been able to order/eat so well without Marc and being on the tour. I would take this tour again returning to Paris if I could. Both a fantastic meal and tour, wrapped up in one!
Best French Macaroons ever!
Display cases are like works of Art
Naomi
I did the Latin Quarter tour with two friends on a trip to Paris in October 2015. It was wonderful…read moreas John-Paul Fortney took us to quaint French restaurants that had authentic food and great wine pairings. There was a wonderful walking tour around town and was both interesting and fun. I am sorry we took the Tour on our last day in Paris or we would have taken another one. I am now going back to Paris on a trip with my family and we will be sure to sign up for the Montmartre Tour and maybe even another one!
This was truly one of the highlights of our trip! We took three tours while in Paris, one by Fat…read moreTire, one by Sight Seekers Delight, and this tour by John-Paul and both agreed that this was by far the most enjoyable. First, compared to the other two, it was such a value- you will not leave hungry! Second, John-Paul was a fantastic guide! He's an American who moved to France to perfect his French, ended up marrying a French girl, and staying. He was full of interesting insights into his experiences with French culture from an American perspective. He also provided information about regions of France, different types of wines, and the influential art history of the neighborhood. He was easy to locate with his brochure at the start of the trip and was it was clear he put a lot of thought and planning into the tour. At the end, he provided a wonderful list of his favorite places in Paris including restaurants, coffee shops, bakeries, and chocolate shops. He even offered us metro vouchers at the end in case we wanted to take the funicular up the mountain-side to see Sacre Coeur- the church of the sacred heart. The neighborhood has earned a bit of reputation for being "seedy" due to the street housing Moulin Rouge, which includes several sex shops. It's sort of unfortunate because while we took a quick stop down there to see the Moulin Rouge, the rest of the tour was like something out of a fairy tale. The hilly neighborhood is actually extremely charming, with a quaint residential vibe that we had been missing at many of our touristy destinations from earlier in the week. Not to mention the million dollar views down side streets, which due to the elevation of the neighborhood, provide views overlooking the rest of the city! If you are a lover of art history, top notch French cuisine, or just want to get a taste of the true local culture, take this tour. I promise you will not regret it!
Street views
Street view
Montmartre view from Sacre Coeur
We booked a private tour with Meet the Locals on July 9th at the Louvre . I wanted something…read moredifferent for our 16 year old granddaughter.So I booked a mystery tour "Who robbed the Mona Lisa." I cant tell you enough how much she loved it and the art she saw. The puzzles she had to solve to get clues. Amy was our guide and she was amazing. You can tell she loves her job and art. Our granddaughter is still talking about the tour and how much she learned and how fun it was. If you are worried that your kids will get overwhelmed or bored looking at all the art work this is the tour you should plan for them...we loved it
We booked a 2 hr private tour of The Louvre for kids with Meet The Locals. Our tour guide Justine…read morewas so knowledgeable & friendly. The kids loved it, and the adults learned new things too! I can't recommend this group enough, they did a stellar job & we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves!
Touching a piece of history with Sophie at the old remains of the medieval wall of the Louvre.
Our guide Sophie explaining the history of the Mona Lisa.
Betsy was an amazing, engaging and knowledgeable guide. She took the time to talk to each of the…read moreeight participants as we walked from stop to stop. She had a great relationship with each of the vendors, had interesting stories about places we passed. Come hungry. I could not believe the quantity of each serving. Every time I thought we were done we had another stop with more food. We went September 23, 2025.
This is our third Eating Europe walking tour and it won't be our last. These have been so much fun,…read moreplus you get a nice long walk, plus you get great food and drink (yes, includes adult beverages), and we've gotten wonderful guides each time. Interesting people who enjoy their work on these tours, for sure. Totally recommend. And remember, the company gets most of the payment, so please be generous with your tip, these have all been working folks who are doing this as a side hustle.
Chocolate from Jacques Genin.
Pumpkin seed bread (?) from Avant Comptoir de la Terre et de la Mer.
Quiche Lorraine
What a fun afternoon to spend in Paris Bonus points it was a…read morerainy day so this was the perfect outing to do and see some famous attractions while eating gastronomy food on board a bus!!! Service was stellar, the food itself was good but not amazing, the wines were decent and everyone gets a great view as only top deck by windows Was surprising bumpy at times on the road which made it hard to get good videos and not spill your wine!!!! The dinner would be fun to see everything lit up at night Just make sure you are aware that this is NOT A TOUR so there is no speaking of the attractions but if you go to the website it shows what places you will pass along the way The road version of the river cruise and something romantic to do in Paris with your loved one
This was an excellent choice for dinner during our one night in Paris. It happened to be a really…read morehot day, and after walking around in the heat, we were so happy to relax in air conditioning and still take in the sights of Paris. We were able to book the same day, which was super convenient. There was Wi-Fi on board, though my phone had trouble connecting. The menu and info are all available through the app or by scanning the QR code at your table. I liked that each party had their own little section, and they had acrylic organizers to keep your drinks from sliding around. The six-course tasting menu was delicious. They start you off with bread--and they keep refilling it. Our courses were: Salmon tartare with passionfruit A hazelnut perfect egg with artichoke velouté Seared sea bass with asparagus, broad beans, peas, and citrus beurre blanc Guinea fowl stuffed with tarragon, sweet potato mousseline, vitelotte chips, and jus Saint-Nectaire cheese Strawberry pistachio finger with raspberry gel We also did the wine pairing, which ended up being a great deal for drinks One highlight of the evening was a 15-minute stop at the Eiffel Tower just as the sun was setting. It was the perfect chance to snap some photos and stretch our legs. Just a heads-up: it's not a narrated tour. They don't announce landmarks as you pass them, so if you're interested in sightseeing, follow the route map on your phone. If you're just in it for the ride and the food, that's a different story. The panoramic windows offer great views, but you'll mostly see the side you're seated on--so you might have to be friendly with your neighbors if you want photos from the other side. Overall, it was a great way to enjoy dinner and see some of Paris at the same time.
Kitchen is prepped downstairs
Squash soup
Salmon tartar, as we're getting ready to leave
We just spent a week-plus with Debbi on a custom, family tour of Southwest France. We gave her the…read morethings we were interested in - cheese, wine, great food and history- and we got it all. Wonderful venues, wonderful food experiences, terrific exposure to French culture, and a guide and driver to make the whole experience worry-free. The entire process was collaborative and we ended up with an A+ experience - all four of us agreed, which is not easy! If you want an insider look at things French with someone who is knowledgeable, friendly, smart and helpful, choose Domaines-Terroirs.
My wife and I met Debbi and Jean-Paul at a neighborhood bistro over coffee and began our adventure…read moreinto cheese. On our personal tour, we visited a local cheese shop and learned to how to determine the age of the cheeses displayed. The "affineur" guided us to several of his basement caves to observe different cheeses and aging techniques. Next, we visited a small but well known artisan's shop. Throughout our tour, Debbi and Jean-Paul provided background information and were attentive to our questions. We bought a great variety of cheese to enjoy later at Debbie's apartment. This was especially fun because, although we have rented apartments and houses, we have rarely received an invitation to socialize with the "natives" in their homes. We had a relaxing luncheon with our hosts with our cheese and a salad, and a variety of breads and wines to accentuate them. We'd love to do this again, there's so much more cheese yet to sample.
Discover cheese in Paris
Discover cheese in regional France
Cheeseplate lunch
Brands by name
Articles by date
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Our overall experience with Paris Walks - what can I say?!…read more - All guides we've had (so far we've taken 5 tours over 2 Paris visits) are knowledgeable and professional. Their 2-hour tour length is absolutely perfect. We were comfortable, and well-fed with knowledge. The old adage, "leave them wanting more" certainly works with this timeframe, let alone with all the knowledge the guides imparted in that allotment of time. None of us walked away - "left early" - due to either boredom or an overabundance of information. - Paris Walks tours aren't the usual fare of tourist sites, and really spotlight the interests many of us at our age have. Just the tour titles make me want to know more! - The Paris Walks prices, reservation, and payment processes were easy to follow and understand, and I appreciate their understanding of our concerns about not carrying more cash than necessary. - Having tours begin and end near a metro stop is brilliant. Makes those navigating unfamiliar cities and locales able to go from our Point A to the tour's starting Point B (and back) a breeze. - I felt we were benefitting from the advice & assistance of friends, not an impersonal and uncaring business. - Their office team's professionalism and responsiveness made the stress and uncertainty of dealing with a stranger go away. We are so glad we found Paris Walks a couple of years ago, and absolutely recommend them when traveling to Paris!
We just got back from our Honeymoon in Paris. Paris Walks was recommended by someone we knew. We…read morebooked 3 private walks over 3 days, and each was better than we could have ever imagined. We did the Flea Market, Musee d'orsey , and Monmartre. Peter, provided incredible information about the various vendors, and French history. Iris blew our minds with her unparalleled knowledge of the art, learning more about the paintings and artists, than I ever imagined. Finally, we walked around the beautiful streets of Monmartre with Beatrice, who helped provide amazing intel on the area and is rich history. My husband and I could not have asked for more, and will definitely enlist their guidance the next time we go to Paris. Thank you!!! Jen & Mike
Our European vacation was made complete with a visit to Versailles. It is magnificent and just…read moremesmerizing. We had a private tour, which allowed us to appreciate the intricate details and rich history of the palace and the gardens. We did take a golf cart so we could get in as much of the gardens as possible. However, I will say that given the sheer size of Versailles, it truly feels like you need at least two days to fully capture and experience everything. After our tour , we rented golf carts and took them again. The gardens are stunning, and the opulence of the fountains and views called us back to see more. It's a must-see destination for anyone visiting France. It was truly unforgettable experience!
April 21, 2026 wife and I visited Palace of Versailles. We had tried buying tickets online in…read moreadvance, but all the morning tickets were sold out weeks in advance. On line tickets do not accept American express. There are no quotas of EEC vs non EEC tickets, but large tour groups purchase morning tickets days if not weeks in advance, and will often have only EEC tickets left for customers, in addition to adding a big surcharge. Took Uber for around $40 from central Paris to the Palace entrance, with the $40 including tip built in. Could have taken the subway and then transferred to train for 6 euros to reach this place in the distant suburbs of Paris. Got tickets at the window for 35 euros apiece. EEC country residents pay 22 euros, and children under 12 free. If you have a discounted ticket you must bring your passport to prove that you are eligible at the entranc We were set to for 230pm entry tickets, but we showed up at the entrance at 9am, and they waved us through, as there was no line. Saw the hall of mirrors and enough ceiling paintings to sprain my neck. Walked along the expansive grounds surrounding the palace where it got quite hot despite it being only April. Spent half a day here, before the crowds got overwhelming, and then walked 30 minutes from the palace through the grounds to the railway station to take the train back to Paris 15 miles away. Viking river tours was charging $495 per person for the tour, but they arranged everything, and no standing in line. Cost the two of us $40 for Uber, $84 for tickets, and $8 for the metro.
Michelle's "Midnight in Paris" tour was really great. She takes you to several places in Paris…read morewhere the movie was filmed. If you are interested in the Paris of the 1920s or the writers and artists of the Lost Generation, then this tour is definitely for you. She shares a tremendous amount of knowledge and information on the tour and you can tell she is very passionate about the subjects. We sat at the Luxembourg Gardens and at a cafe for a glass of wine, which was really fun. I definitely recommend this tour to anyone visiting Paris.
Okay, so the museum is amazing. The rainbow stair case of Dior is amazing to behold and the…read morefashions throughout are just incredible and it's better than most Met fashion exhibits I've been to (the McQueen & China exhibits being the notable exceptions.) But I'm here for the food. The chocolate and blackberry mousse tartlet was hands down the best pastry I had in Paris. The offerings are beautiful but pricey. However, totally worth it and wish I'd ordered more.
Located on Montaigne Avenue, the Dior Gallery is a stunning walk through experience through…read moreChristian Dior's journey and designs across the years. Tucked amongst the buildings on the street, it's almost hard to believe how large the gallery is on the inside as there is so much to see from dresses to accessories to magazines and more. Upon entering, the exhibition starts at the top floor, where you make your way through the building and steadily downwards on a journey through time. This is a fun experience for those who love fashion, history, and art, but there is truly much to appreciate for someone coming in with no prior knowledge or expectation. This gallery is extensive and they change out the pieces periodically, so there's a lot of re-visit value. The gallery goes beyond fashion and has moments discussing Christian Dior's personal life, the building itself, and how the Dior name continues to thrive in modern-day couture. At the end of the gallery they have their own Dior Le Café, which carries both drinks and food, and a mini gift shop section. I found it a great spot to relax and rechage. *Lucky Sando en trio: This trio of sandwhiches was delicious and larger than expected for a tea-time-style snack. The egg-mayonnaise was moist and flavorful, tasting as expected. I enjoyed the smoked salmon and cucumber one which provided a refreshing and cooler-tasting sandwich. The chicken with spices was the most unique one of the three. It had tumeric and other spices that made it stand out. It held the most umami. *Caesar salad with Chicken: This dish was crafted together at table-side which was both unexpected and lovely to experience! I appreciated the different toppings to what I thought was going to be a generic salad, and the overall outcome was very vibrant. The chicken itself is a fully seasoned and cooked fillet, making this dish very filling. *Chocolate Chaud: This is my favorite drink in France, and ordering it here was no different. Deeply rich and made with heavy cream and dark chocolate, chocolate chaud tastes like drinking liquid chocolate straight from a pot. Generally, you can purchase tickets online for a specific date and time with full price being 16 EUR, though there are discounted options available. You can also try your hand for a walk-in visit, though the line can get rather long. I was fortunate enough to enter for free and without a wait, which I am extremely grateful to the team for!