Boulangerie Poilane
Begin your exploration of the food scene in Marais the French way: with a buttery croissant from a local baker. Sample some of the freshly baked sourdough and hear more about how this bread is different to any other you’ll find in the city!
Chez Alain Miam Miam
At a historic market in the neighborhood, you’ll try some specialty crêpes made from chickpea flour. Originating from the south of France, these delicious snacks have become locally renowned!
Jean-Paul Hévin
It’s time for something sweet! Next, you’ll take a trip to one of the best chocolatiers in the neighborhood. Sample some macarons from a spot whose owner boasts the title of Meilleur Ouvrier de France – a title reserved for craftspeople at the top of their trade.
Sacha Finkelsztajn - La Boutique Jaune
Learn more about the Jewish history of Paris with a visit to this store, opened in the 1946 in the heart of the Jewish Quarter. Full to the brim with various delicacies you won’t find elsewhere, you’ll get to sample some of their specialties including a brioche stuffed with beef (or a vegetarian equivalent!).
At the town of Rodez
Step inside this old-school delicatessen to a food lover’s heaven. If cheese is your thing, you won’t be disappointed. Taste a handpicked selection of the finest cheeses along with some cured meats from the Auvergne and Aveyron regions in France.
Les Philosophes
Next, it’s time for a lesson in conscious cooking. Originally opened as a protest against the fast food chains appearing all over France, this restaurant has made it a point of pride to make everything on-site, from scratch using only quality, local products. You’ll taste the difference once you sample their delicious French onion soup.
Maison Aleph
A modern classic awaits at your next stop. This French-Syrian bakery fuses flavors of the Middle East and local French ingredients into little “nests” of joy. These pastries are pure delights and showcase the potential in combining two delicious cuisines.
L'Etiquette - Cave/bar à vins (vins bio, nature & dégustation)
The final stop on our French food adventure is, of course, a wine shop! Here you’ll meet the owner of this local gem and hear about his selective process of sourcing his natural wines. Sip on some sparkling refreshment as you expand your knowledge of French wines.
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