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Self-guided food tour Le Marais, Paris

A self-guided food walk through Le Marais, Paris. You get a private guide 24 hours before your start, then walk it alone over up to 5 days, tasting up to 24 dishes and paying each vendor directly.

Vendor details verified on 7 Oct 2026 · Researched by BestByLocals Research Team

Food photograph for Le Marais, Paris

About the area

Le Marais is one of the oldest quarters of central Paris, a web of narrow streets and old mansions on the Right Bank. This route tastes its bakeries and pastry shops alongside the cooking newcomers brought here: Breton galettes, falafel and pastrami in the old Jewish quarter around rue des Rosiers, and Moroccan and Japanese stalls in the Enfants Rouges covered market.

Some of the places on the walk

  • Bontemps
  • Breizh Café Le Marais
  • Chez Hanna
  • Chez Marianne
  • Chez Taeko (Marché des Enfants Rouges)
  • Florence Kahn
  • Le Traiteur Marocain (Marché des Enfants Rouges)
  • Miznon
  • Popelini Marais
  • Yann Couvreur (Rosiers)

Listed alphabetically — not in walking order. The full route, addresses and dish prices are in your guide.

Before you buy

  • Miznon is closed on Saturdays
  • Florence Kahn is closed on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays
  • Chez Hanna is closed on Mondays
  • Chez Taeko (Marché des Enfants Rouges) is closed on Mondays
  • Le Traiteur Marocain (Marché des Enfants Rouges) is closed on Mondays
  • Bontemps is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays
  • Fewer stops are open on Mondays — plan those days around the closed days.
  • On Saturdays and Jewish holidays some stops on rue des Rosiers close, and some shops close for part of August.

Food and dietary notice

Cross-contamination is likely, so the walks are not recommended if you have food allergies. We can't cater for religious dietary requirements and we don't state whether anything is halal. Where we know a dish contains pork, beef or alcohol we say so, but that is not conclusive — check directly with each vendor. You take part at your own risk.

If you have a severe or life-threatening allergy, we recommend you don't take part.

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What you get that a PDF doesn't

  • Opening hours checked with the vendors and on Maps on 7 Oct 2026.
  • Closed days and public holidays handled day by day, so you know what's open on each day of your walk.
  • Spare stops, in case one is shut when you get there.
  • A multi-day access window: 3 to 5 days, depending on your tier.
  • Your choice of size: 3 tiers, from Express to Signature.

Our guide or a free list?

When a free DIY list is enough

If you only want one famous dish in Paris, a free list or map is enough.

What the guide adds

The guide plans walking routes through Le Marais, checks closed days, and says what to order at each stop and what it costs, so you can eat well at your own pace.

Choose your tier

  • Express$156–7 tastings3 days accessComing soon
  • Classic$2513–15 tastings4 days accessComing soon
  • Signature$3520–24 tastings5 days accessComing soon

Your guide opens in your phone's web browser — no app needed. You'll need mobile data or Wi-Fi to open it and for map directions. Once opened, it also works through short gaps in signal. Access ends automatically at the end of your N-day window. N is the number of access days for your tier: Express 3 days, Classic 4 days, Signature 5 days.

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Prices in USD. Taxes are calculated at checkout by Lemon Squeezy. Prices are for the guide only. Food and drink aren't included — you pay each vendor directly, at their prices.

Quick answers

What is the Le Marais food walk?
A self-guided food walk through Le Marais, Paris. You get a private guide 24 hours before your start, then walk it alone over up to 5 days, tasting up to 24 dishes and paying each vendor directly.
How much does it cost?
From $15 (Express: 6–7 tastings, 3 days) to $35 (Signature: 20–24 tastings, 5 days). The guide price doesn't include food — you pay vendors directly.
Are any places closed on certain days?
Yes — please check before you pick your start date: Miznon is closed on Saturdays; Florence Kahn is closed on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays; Chez Hanna is closed on Mondays; Chez Taeko (Marché des Enfants Rouges) is closed on Mondays; Le Traiteur Marocain (Marché des Enfants Rouges) is closed on Mondays; Bontemps is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays; Fewer stops are open on Mondays — plan those days around the closed days.; On Saturdays and Jewish holidays some stops on rue des Rosiers close, and some shops close for part of August..
Do I need mobile data?
Your guide opens in your phone's web browser — no app needed. You'll need mobile data or Wi-Fi to open it and for map directions. Once opened, it also works through short gaps in signal. Access ends automatically at the end of your N-day window. N is the number of access days for your tier: Express 3 days, Classic 4 days, Signature 5 days.
Is it suitable for allergies or dietary requirements?
Cross-contamination is likely, so the walks are not recommended if you have food allergies. We can't cater for religious dietary requirements and we don't state whether anything is halal. Where we know a dish contains pork, beef or alcohol we say so, but that is not conclusive — check directly with each vendor. You take part at your own risk. If you have a severe or life-threatening allergy, we recommend you don't take part.
Can I cancel?
Yes, free of charge until your guide is sent (24 hours before your start). After that there are no refunds. If you buy less than 24 hours before your start, the guide is sent immediately and can't be refunded.
Can I change my start date?
You can change your start date once, free of charge, by emailing support@getbestbylocals.com any time before your guide is sent (24 hours before your start). Once the guide has been sent, the date is fixed.

People also ask

Is it worth doing a food tour in Paris?
If you like trying many small dishes, yes: a self-guided walk through Le Marais lets you taste local favourites at your own pace, over several days.
Is it expensive to eat in Paris?
You pay each vendor directly for what you eat; the guide shows the price of each tasting before you order, or says when to check at the counter.