Restaurants with Air-Conditioning
This post is a work in progress, but we’re in the process of rounding up the restaurants in our guide which are blasting A/C during these hottest summer days. Some of these tips come from our readers […]
Articles by The Mouth
Best Picnic Spots & Provisions
Paris is packed with ideal picnic locations, but where to buy the food and wine? Here’s our selection of the best stops for portable picnic provisions near our favorite destinations. […]
Upcoming Food & Wine Tours
There’s a reason why our food tours have been celebrated by The New York Times (twice!), and knowledgable foodies like David Lebovitz and Ruth Reichl: we keep our group sizes tiny, we spend generously at the best shops in town, and we only work with expert guides who have devoted their lives to food & wine. […]
French Cheese Tasting Workshop
About this workshop If you’ve ever wondered why there are more than 500 different cheeses in France, how different cheeses are produced (what accounts for their texture, color, and smell?), why French cheesemakers use raw […]
Our Guide to the Salon de L’Agriculture
The Salon de l’Agriculture is not about the animals. Sure, there are thousands of creatures preening for a prize, but this event, which takes place from February 26 to March 5, is all about the eats. […]
Contact Us
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We’re hiring amazing tour guides
Are you a French food fanatic? Would you like to be handsomely paid for sharing your passion with hungry visitors? We’re looking for guides to join us in leading small-group food tours in English.
Paris Food & Wine Events
Our selection of the best food and wine events in and around Paris. […]
Taste of the Latin Quarter
About this tour Throughout its long history, the Latin Quarter has hosted the city’s most prestigious educational institutions, along with an eclectic mix of students. More recently, and more in keeping with our gluttonous aims, […]
Taste of the Marais
About this tour Throughout its long history, the Marais has been home to successive waves of aristocrats, immigrants, artists, and hipsters. The northern section of this quarter is now exploding with art galleries, independent fashion […]
Taste of Saint-Germain
About this tour Saint-Germain is a destination for visitors from all around the world who come to shop and (most importantly) to eat. For this tour, we’ll be exploring some of the tiniest and most […]
Taste of the Left Bank
About this tour This fantastic tour moves between both the Latin Quarter Saint-Germain, exploring a boulangerie that revitalized French baking, one of the most exhilarating & expensive fromageries in the city, and many incredible sweets. We’ll sample all this, plus some […]
Taste of Saint-Germain
About this tour Saint-Germain is a destination for visitors from all around the world who come to shop and (most importantly) to eat. For this tour, we’ll be exploring some of the tiniest and most […]
Our Guide to Outdoor Dining
Want to eat en terrasse today? Here are our favorite spots for outdoor dining in Paris.
Paris Restaurants Open on Sunday
Did you know that at least half of Paris restaurants are closed on Sunday? We’ve put together this list – organized by neighborhood and whether you need a reservation – to help you find a great meal on this very tricky day of rest. Our absolute favorites are highlighted with a heart. […]
Edible Saint-Germain
Unless you’re on an all-chocolate diet, this can be a frustrating food neighborhood. Prices are high, quality is questionable. But with a batch of new openings over the past year to add to our old favorites, we’re no longer stumped by the (frequently asked) question: “I’m staying in the 6th arrondissement. Where should I eat?” […]
Edible Marais
With excellent shopping, unique art & architecture and a vibrant gallery scene, the Marais attracts a huge number of visitors. There are some outstanding food & wine options within this maze of fashionable streets, and we’ve selected our favorites for you here. […]
Five Great for Hot Chocolate
Baby, it’s cold outside. Falling temperatures call for a mug of chocolat chaud. But where to find the real deal? When it comes to hot chocolate, Paris generally isn’t a cocoa powder town; a true […]
Edible Enfants Rouges
Behind an old iron gate in the 3rd arrondissement lies the surprising sprawl of the Marché des Enfants Rouges, the oldest market in Paris at 400 years old. While an exciting destination for foodies – you […]
Paris Restaurants That Are Good for Groups
In Paris, where restaurants are tiny and can sometimes contain only a handful of tables, dining en masse requires a certain level of strategy. If you’re trying to book dinner for a large group (more than six people) or are […]
A Pasta Shop for Giovanni Passerini
Giovanni Passerini, the Roman chef behind the beloved and now-closed Rino, has today opened a fresh pasta shop near the Marché d’Aligre at 65 rue Traversière, 75012. Pastificio Passerini will make fresh pasta daily to cook at […]
Terroirs d’Avenir to Open a Boulangerie
The heirloom produce purveyor is branching out into bread. […]
Bringing chocolate home from France
The French have had a love affair with chocolate since 1615, when Anne of Austria (confusingly, actually Spanish) married Louis XIII of France and packed cocoa beans for drinking chocolate in her Paris-bound valise. 400 […]
A New Wine Bar from the Owner of La Buvette
Camille Fourmont of La Buvette, the beloved gem of a wine bar in the 11th, has collaborated on a new wine bar at the recently opened Hotel Le Pigalle in Pigalle. Diners can expect simple, seasonal, small […]
Desserted in Paris
The chef-pâtissier Tal Spiegel is putting his extensive shoe collection to work by pounding the pavement in search of beautiful pastries for his Instagram account Desserted_in_Paris. This redness is so pretty and calm, so today […]
Brooklyn Loves Paris, Too
This weekend, Brooklyn Brewery is loving the city right back. […]
Fancy Advent Calendars for Petits Gourmands
Advent calendars for the child with a discerning palate are now available. […]
What life was really like during the week after the Paris attacks
Contrary to most news reports, Paris is not on lockdown. The city’s residents, and especially those of us who live, work and play on the city’s east side, are shaken up. But together we’re getting […]
Patrick Roger: Sculpture with Taste
The Rodin Museum re-opens today after a long renovation, its lobby featuring a sweet new installation: A copy of the sculptor’s famous Monument to Balzac, standing nearly 4 meters high, and made entirely from chocolate. […]