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Montmartre Like a Local: Paris Food Tour

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Why take this tour?

10 food tastings and 2 drinks across 7 family-run establishments in Montmartre
Uncover the Montmartre that only locals see, and visit Paris’s picturesque working vineyard
Learn how to grocery shop the French way and taste some delicious cheese samples in the process
Sip organic wines handpicked by the owner at a cozy wine shop
Discover the world of French patisserie and taste a pastry from an award-winning bakery
Experience one of our favorite local bistros and learn how to do lunch the French way
Sites Visited
Sacré-Coeur (exterior)
Bateau Lavoir (exterior)
Vineyard (exterior)
Local Bakery
French Bistro
Local Wine Shop
Award Winning Patisserie
Specialty Cheese Shop
French Restaurant
Tour Includes
Local English-speaking guide
Expertly guided food tour
10 food tastings
2 drink tastings

Explore Montmartre with insider knowledge and eat like a Parisian along the way

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Meeting point

We'll meet at 40 Avenue Junot, 75018 in front of the statue in the small square across the street. Your guide will be holding a red Devour Tours bag and a Devour Paris sign.

Please meet 15 minutes prior to the tour start time.

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a.lea is a play on words, referring to change (‘aléas’) and the name of the talented Chef Léa Lestage, who dabbled in sociology at university before rolling up her sleeves in the kitchens of the Polisson and Le Bristol’s Épicure. Examples of her appetising bistronomic cuisine include: creamy soft-boiled egg with pan-fried mushrooms and wild garlic pesto; roast mackerel with lightly seared polenta and béarnaise sauce; and tea-flavoured crème brûlée. Léa’s spot-on recipes feature a delicious market-fresh slant at sensible prices. Also a veteran chef, William Atlan now warmly greets guests in the tastefully appointed dining room. In the evenings, the menu is more elaborate, which is reflected in the price.

Chantoiseau

In 1765, Mathurin Roze de Chantoiseau opened the first modern restaurant (individual tables and dishes to choose from on a menu) in the Louvre area. In homage to him, brothers Nicolas and Julien Durand work in tandem to create lovely modern cuisine, which is also inspired by the French classics and makes use of fine quality produce, as in the delicious puff pastry pigeon pie.

L'Arcane

Led by Laurent Magnin, the young Arcane team marries technical skill and flavour, as in a beautiful light mousse with peas decorated with lemon zest and black lemon powder. Let's not forget the attractive wine list, which doesn't hesitate to think outside the box.

L'Esquisse

Two enthusiastic young food lovers have joined forces to create this inviting vintage bistro with solid wooden flooring and benches. A good time is had here, as you tuck into original dishes that make no bones about drawing on influences from far afield. For lunch there is a set menu with one option like pork terrine followed by chestnut and mushroom ravioli) and a mini à la carte menu; at dinner, you have more choices.

Le Bistrot du Maquis

André Le Letty, formerly of the Anacréon, has set up shop in the renowned Rue de Caulaincourt and specialises in bistro classics (this is not a great choice for vegetarians). Try pressed ox cheek in crystallised lemon, veal kidneys in mustard, roast hake, and not forgetting the house speciality: pressed duck served in two servings. On the decorative side, we have solid floors, bistro furniture and elbow-to-elbow tables – very Parisian.

Former music manager Arthur Hantz trained at several restaurants in Arles before setting up in Montmartre. He sends out playful and tasty market dishes with no more than three or four ingredients per dish, all the better to appreciate the textures and flavours. Be sure to try the chocolate mousse, a real delight, and the homemade ice cream.

After stints in top establishments from New York to Paris, two veteran chefs now swap places every fortnight, taking turns in the open kitchen and the dining room. 100% bistronomic cooking using local, fresh and seasonal ingredients is the backbone of this bistro in the Abbesses neighbourhood. The menu, chalked up on a blackboard daily, has a strong French bias and showcases deceptively simple recipes. ‘Ose’ means to dare – so what are you waiting for?

Sushi Shunei

This establishment is entirely dedicated to sushi, and sports an elegant and minimalist setting that follows the aesthetic codes of Japanese restaurants – including light wooden furnishings and a long counter facing the chef. You choose from the two set menus when you book; one focuses on nigiri and sashimi, the other includes tsumami and grilled fish too.

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Food Tour of Paris' Montmartre District

Savor the finest baguettes, macarons, wines, and cheeses while uncovering the soul of montmartre.

Ever wonder how Parisians effortlessly blend gourmet food, iconic architecture, and rich history into everyday life? Join this local-led food and wine tour through the dreamy Montmartre district and uncover the finest baguettes, macarons, cheese, and wine on offer. Between visits to famous bakeries, iconic pastry shops, and a trendy wine bar, and paired with an insightful stroll along cobbled streets, you’ll be introduced to the cuisine and stories that make Montmartre a must-visit destination.

A Taste of French Tradition
Stop for a baguette and pastries
Savor a macaron
Famous French pastries
Montmartre Neighborhood
See the iconic sights of the neighborhood
A Cheese Journey
Charcuterie board
Wine Pairings
Say 'au revoir'

Starting at 10:30 am, you’ll meet your friendly local guide and a small group of fellow food enthusiasts in the heart of Montmartre. Perched on a hill and renowned for its artistic past and bohemian roots, Montmartre is the perfect place to delve into Parisian cuisine, and throughout the tour, you’ll be introduced to award-winning baguettes, delightful macarons, and local wine paired with divine French cheese.

This tour isn’t just about food, though, and thanks to your expert guide, you’ll uncover the many storied landmarks and charming cobblestone streets that define Montmartre. Admire the “I Love You” wall, soak up fabulous views of the Moulin Rouge, and take in the lovely bustle of Place de Tertre—all before wrapping up your adventure at 1:30 pm.

Food Tour of Paris' Montmartre District Tour Description

Your 3-hour Paris food tour includes:

Traditional French baguette, macarons, and charcuteries

Wine tasting at a wine bar

Savor choux à la crème

Explore Montmartre neighborhood

Stories behind the food

Passionate English-speaking foodie guide

Small group size for a personalized experience

Welcome to Montmartre!

Bonjour, foodies! Your culinary adventure begins at 10:30 am in Montmartre, where you’ll meet your knowledgeable guide and fellow group members. This vibrant neighborhood is known for its cobblestone streets, sweeping vistas, and impressive art scene, and has long been a haven for artists and foodies alike. Throughout the tour today, you’ll be introduced to some of its finest bakeries and eateries, and with a local guide leading the way, you’ll also happen upon hidden wine bars and artistic clues about its storied past.

Wake up your tastebuds

First things first—a baguette. Not just any baguette, though, an award-winning baguette! While made of only four ingredients (flour, water, yeast, and salt), the Parisians have mastered this simple recipe to create a perfectly crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside masterpiece. While you enjoy, learn how the baguette has long been a staple of Parisian culture and how France even has a law that specifies the ingredients and methods that can be used to make "traditional French bread".

Next, it’s time to shift your attention to the sweeter things in life during a visit to the “Picasso of Pastry.” Named after Pierre Hermé, a visionary in the world of patisserie, you’ll soon be biting into an absolutely divine macaron. What sets these apart, beyond their incredible mix of crisp, fluffy, and creamy textures, is the exotic flavors on offer.

Explore Montmartre

Between stops for bites, you’ll have plenty of opportunity to explore the hidden nooks and highlights of Montmartre alongside your expert guide. Delight in witty stories and fascinating fun facts as you stroll along charming streets, but don't forget to have your camera at the ready. From the iconic Moulin Rouge to the famous "I Love You" wall, there's no shortage of photo-worthy stops and unforgettable moments to capture. Montmartre is a neighborhood that has managed to retain its soul amidst the bustling city of Paris, and you’ll undoubtedly feel that with every step.

Cheese and Wine

No French culinary tour would be complete without cheese and wine, and soon, you’ll find yourself in one of Montmartre’s modern wine bars. As you sip local varietals and taste your way through a charcuterie, your guide will provide insights into how these trendy spots are redefining the Parisian wine scene with their focus on organic and biodynamic selections.

After three hours of exploring, dining, and sipping, it’s time to bid farewell to your guide and fellow foodies. With a happy stomach and a deeper appreciation for the art of French cuisine, you’ll be perfectly poised to continue your Parisian adventure independently. Thanks for joining!

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Chef PJ’s food tour was fantastic. We ate, drank and learned so much about the food culture in France and the Montmartre neighborhood.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What to bring?

Some comfortable shoes, a healthy appetite, and a valid ID.

Is this tour run by The Tour Guy?

No, this tour is operated by one of our trusted and vetted partners in Paris.

What if I have concerns about my mobility on this tour?

If you have any doubts about your mobility, please let us know beforehand. This Paris foods tour includes walking on uneven paths and navigating a few sets of stairs.

What happens if it rains?

We run our Paris food tours rain or shine. If the weather is extremely bad and a restaurant is closed, we'll replace it with an equal or better stop.

Is there any chance my tour might be canceled?

On the rare occasions the tour is canceled, we'll inform you as soon as possible.

. Is there a dress code to enter restaurants?

While there is no specific dress code, we recommend wearing comfortable, casual, and respectful clothing that you're comfortable walking short distances in

Do restaurants in Paris ever experience sudden closures?

During adverse weather events or due to maintenance or safety reasons, restaurants in Paris may be closed unexpectedly and without much notice. If any pre-designated stops are closed, we'll replace them with a similar restaurant.

Do the food stops on this tour ever change?

Yes! We're always on the lookout for new and exciting local food, so some of the dishes you're served today may differ from the description. Rest assured, your guide will ensure everything you try is utterly delicious!

How much walking is involved in this tour?

This is a walking tour but an easy one, with plenty of stops and a gentle pace.

Is lunch or dinner included in the price of the tour?

Yes. Throughout your food tour, you'll enjoy complimentary wine and food tasting. The majority of our guests find this more than enough food for a filling dinner.

What if I have food allergies, intolerances, or other dietary requirements?

Please contact us in advance so we can do our best to accommodate your needs. We will work with our tour partners to provide you with an alternative when possible.

Are drinks included in the price of the tour?

Yes! Wine pairings are included in the price of this Paris food tour. However, any additional drinks are not included in the price of the tour.

Can I bring my kids and do I have to pay for them?

Of course, kids are welcome on this tour! We offer a reduced rate for children and adolescents.

Does this tour include hotel pickup?

No, hotel pickup is not included on this tour. You'll meet your guide at the designated meeting point.

Where does this tour end?

This tour ends in the Montmartre neighborhood. You're welcome to stay at your final stop as long as you like or head to one of the nearby restaurants or bars.

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Montmartre Walking Food Tour

Tripadvisor travelers' choice best of the best award winner.

This tour is not for the faint-hearted: be adventurous!

Places of interest :

The world-famous Church of Sacré Cœur
The iconic Place du Tertre , where Van Gogh, Picasso and Hemingway use to meet
The Moulin Rouge
The romantic streets of Montmartre Village

About the tour :

On this tour, we only have 12 spaces. Thanks to this little number, your guide will be able to answer all your questions. Belong to the happy few, discovering French and other countries' tasty specialities!

7 tasting stops

You will be trying :

Cured Meat
French Specialties
A few amazing surprises

Little things to remember :

This is a walking tour, so wear comfortable footwear . We haven't found the secret of going through the raindrops yet (but still looking for it!). So if it's rainy or even cloudy, your umbrella will be your best friend. Because we care about the planet , we have decided to stop giving water bottles systematically. Instead, we kindly request that you bring your own bottle to ensure you stay hydrated throughout your journey. By doing so, together, we can make a positive impact on our environment !

About your tour leader :

Your foodie local tour guide will take you to the greatest food shops of Montmartre and you will learn about the best French food secrets as you sample.

Monday to Sunday 10.30 AM to 1.30 PM - 2 PM 11.30 AM to 2.30 PM - 3 PM 2.30 PM to 5.30 PM - 6 PM 4 PM to 7 PM - 7.30 PM (except on Mondays) 3 to 3.5 Hours 110 Euros Per Person 95 Euros for Kids up to 14

From €110.00 per person

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You have to choose at least one people for the tour.

You will receive a coupon code for this tour without any choose date. This coupon can be offer to anyone, and has a validity of 1 year.

€110.00 / person

€95.00 / person

* Children: ≤ 14 yo

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Paris Secret Food Tour: Taste of Montmartre

3 hours guided food tour of the Montmartre district/6 stops
A passionate and experienced local guide who speaks English/French
French Cheeses, 5 tastings
French pastry
Cured sausages/hams
Mystery Secret Dish
French Wine Tasting
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Minimum drinking age is 18 years
The tour isn't accessible for person in wheelchair and with reduced mobility.
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 10 travelers

We had PJ as our tour guide. He showed us how to shop like a local as well as giving us some interesting information about the foods we were eating. We got to try several delicious cheeses and meats, taste some good wine and enjoyed several desserts! Montmartre is a great area for the tour and PJ showed us a few of the sites and had stories to go with them!

What can I say about PJ that you guys dont know he was amazing so funny he was Montmarte he even saved us from pickpockets

I would not consider this a "food tour." This was more or a food "tasting." A "tour" implies we would have walked around trying different food at different places, but that's not what this was. This was walkint around, buying food and then going back to someone's basement to sample all of the food. Very weird setup.

Our guide Clément was fantastic, his passion for fresh local produce was evident from the fist stop. He was a wealth of information, entertainment and a great host. We enjoyed every bite and would highly recommend this tour!

This tour was very casual and fun. Tour guide (can't remember her name but was a young lady) was very gracious and fun. The food (except one "mystery dish" she wanted us to try) was awesome! Really got a flavor for the food of the area and the beautiful Montmartre area, which was very charming. The only issue on the tour was when we sat down at their secret basement dining area it was extremely hot and uncomfortable. Suggest the tour company invest in some better climate control in that space. Other than that we had a wonderful time on this tour.

PJ was very informative and made us laugh the whole time. Tour ran almost 5 hours. Great food and wine provided. Best food tour ever done. Give it a go as you will not regret it.

Our guide, Daphne, was amazing. She showed us a great inside view of historic Montmartre. After taking part in some sampling and gathering our food for the tasting, we got to experience her awesome storytelling abilities while we enjoyed our French cuisine. Highly recommend this tour!

I purposely choose the six pm tour as it was dinner time. We walked around Montmartre and stopped at many food establishments, we got to taste cheese, meats,crepes , macaroons. All very good but no Secrets! Could have done this on our own and for 200 euros bought samples plus! At end of tour went into basement and was served the samplings from the places we visited. We did have wine. Felt unsafe in basement as only egress was up a spiral staircase. Not suitable if unstable on feet.

We had a full day in Paris with no plans. We found this tour and it looked like the perfect afternoon. It was exactly that...perfect!! It was the right combination of walking, tasting, and learning about the area and it’s food! Marie, our guide, was delightful!! So knowledgeable, funny, and a joy to be with. We especially loved that we went to places where the locals went - not the touristy parts of Montmartre! HIGHLY recommend this tour! Thank you for such a wonderful afternoon, Marie!

We were taken to a chocolate shop, bakery for pastries and bread, a cheese store while walking through the charming neighborhood of Montmarte. Alice, our tour guide was delightful, informative and entertaining. She is a great ambassador for France! After our shared meal in the wine cellar, she gave us a list of restaurant recommendations and emailed us pics and information on all we ate!

Our tour guide was delightful. The food stops were memorable and delicious. Her explanations were thorough and interesting. We ended with a gathering with wine and samples from our walk that day. Terrific experience!

We throughly enjoyed this tour of the Montmartre area as our apartment was in the Pigalle area. Samuel, our guide, as extremely delightful, very knowledgable of the cheese, pastries, bakery, wines and meat products and did an excellent job of shepherding our group through streets of Montmartre. Our meal was enjoyable and just a perfect way to start or stay in Paris.

PJ was great and so was the food and the experience! We would definitely recommend this tour to anyone wanting to visit the region and learn about how to identify and purchase quality food at a French market, what wine, cheese and meat pairings work best and then indulging in the most delicious deserts. PJ knows his stuff and is great at including the history of the area and the food and some of the secrets as to why French food is always made with such quality and attention to detail. Go check it out! My teenage boys and I loved it!

We had a wonderful experience on this tour. Our guide, Emma, was kind and very informative. We talked around the streets of Montmartre and learned about the food and culture of the area.The food was very tasty and definitely left us full at the end of the day!

Our tour guide Ingrid is phenomenal! She took the time to explain everything and answer all our questions. You really get a great feel for Parisian life from a local. Lots of walking, but you wont be disappointed in the experience... or the food.

PJ was great. Extremely knowledgeable. My only criticism is that the tour ran longer than scheduled and we were stuck in a small room for over two hours. It was warm and this portion of the tour should have been shorter. But if you are interested in food keep your fingers crossed that you get PJ.

Our guide Capuchine was great. Food was great all around. Had a great time. Just a great way to see this very eclectic neighborhood

Terrific tour with Christophe. Montmarte was a great place for a walking tour and our guide was very knowledgeable. The second half of the tour was sit down and included a cheese, cured meat and wine tasting, complete with crepes and éclairs. The tour/tasting lasted 4 not 3 hours which was great - but you should know that if you have other tours or dinner reservations the same day. It was so much food - we could not even think about dinner after the tour. Highly recommend - but come hungry!

So much food to taste! Amazing experience if you like to try different foods!

Eleanore was great. I would definitely do this tour!! Well worth the money.

Hugo was the absolute best guide for our Paris Montmartre food tour! He was passionate about the food, wine, and Parisian living. Hugo educated us on Parisian history and taught us what to look for in the shop windows for the best retailers. When we picked up all the ingredients for our tasting, he taught us how to break off a piece of a baguette without flattening the bread. He shared how the best pairing of wine and cheese should be from the same region. We learned so much and enjoyed his tour immensely. I look forward to another future food tour with Hugo!

We did this tour on our first night in Paris. On our walking tour our guide pointed out a lot of really good places to eat that we then went back to during our stay all the places were just as good as she promised they would be. We learned A LOT of French history and got to try many things. I would recommend this tour if you love food, especially trying different things.

We had one night in Paris on our way home from Italy. This tour was such a treat. We met a small group of people and our guide, who was so nice and knowledgeable. I would recommend this tour on your first day in Paris, as the information we learned can help you when shopping for food in the city. We walked to a cheese shop, a butcher, a baker for baguette which was named best baguette in Paris in 2016, buying items at each place while we also had tastings. We also stopped in the most amazing small macaron shop, where we got to try two macarons and two pieces of chocolate - both heavenly. Once we made a few stops, when went to a little place with our items and sat around a table where we learned how to share baguette, got to know our fellow travelers and tasted our bounty. They started us off with sparkling wine, and moved on to red wine with the other items of cheese, cured meats, pates and dessert. Our guide gave us the opportunity to try some items we might not normally try - for some, its checking a box, but you wont know until you try. Aside from those items, we enjoyed great cheeses, meats, wine and bread. It was a lot of fun and became our dinner that evening. What a blast. Cannot recommend enough. We did the 6PM tour.

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If you’re visiting Paris then you’ll need to visit the wonderful Montmartre area of the city. Steeped in history, stunningly beautiful and with so much to see, it’s must-do during your trip to the city. From the famous white church (the Sacré-Cœur) to the Moulin Rouge, Montmartre is home to some of the city’s most iconic monuments and boy is it fun to explore.

Our guide is written by someone who actually lives in Paris and has done for the last 8 years. So read on to discover more about the incredible area of Montmartre!

Our guide is split into the following sections:

What is Montmartre and Where is it in Paris?

Practical information, what to do & see, where to eat & drink in montmartre, where to stay in montmartre, is montmartre paris safe at night, is it a good place to stay in paris, how to get there, montmartre wine festival.

Montmartre is an area in the 18th arrondissement, on the right bank and in the north of the city. It was once an ancient village outside of the city centre dating back to the 12th century where the Saint-Pierre church (which still stands today) was first founded by Louis VI. The old village survived the capital’s tumultuous years of change and finally became absorbed by the city in 1860.

Nowadays Montmartre is known for its artistic side with Renoir and Picasso having lived and worked in the area. It’s also home to the famous white domed Sacré-Cœur basilica on the top of the hill which looks down to the rest of the city. The lower section of Montmartre, Pigalle, is known for its night-life and fantastic bars.

The area itself has been, on the whole, untouched by years of change and the area has retained it’s old Parisian charm. The old, cobbled streets are lovely to walk around in and take in the sights of the ancient area. For me, it’s definitely one of the must-do areas of the city!

I’d recommend visiting Montmartre by foot – it’s the only way to really explore the area.

It’s also an area of the city with few metro stations but there is the Montmartrobus which loops down from Pigalle, up past the Sacré-Cœur to the Clignancourt square and back again. It’s a very small electric bus (that isn’t disability friendly) that was made especially for the small, narrow streets of Montmartre.

Note : The old village of Montmartre is on-top of a 128m high hill and getting by foot means climbing up many of the famous staircases of Montmartre. I’d advise to wear comfortable shoes and to bring a bottle of water!

Montmartre has so many things to see and do. It’s a charming old area of Paris which is perfect just to walk around and

Sacré-Cœur: The Sacré-Cœur Basilica is one of the most iconic monuments of Paris. Located right at the top of the hill, the white domed church is a must-visit. It’s free to enter the main church or you can pay to climb up to the top. The area infant of the church has uninterrupted views across the city.

Place du Tertre: The Place du Tertre is the old central square of the ancient village. Here’s where you’ll find the famous artists of Montmartre painting portraits & caricatures. There’s a limited amount of artists and their spots are highly sought after – they work is even judged by professionals to ensure that they’re good enough to be there

Wall of Love: The Wall of Love is a large wall contains the words ‘I love you’ 311 times in 250 languages. It’s located right next to the Abbessess metro station in Montmartre.

The Vineyard of Montmartre: A peculiarity of Montmartre is that is has the only vineyard in the city. On the smaller side, you unfortunately can’t go inside but you can walk around the outside. Located a stones throw from the Sacré-Cœur, it’s also next to the famous ‘pink restaurant’ and the Au Lapin Agile cabaret.

Check below to discover even more things to do in Montmartre:

12 Amazing Things to See & Do in Montmartre in Paris

Tip: If you love food and want to do discover Montmartre in one evening then I’d recommend you go on an evening food tour in Montmartre – click to read our unbiased review. You can also book tickets here directly.

Montmartre is home to some fantastic restaurants but there’s also a lot of tourist traps (especially around and below the Sacre-Cœur!). I’d avoid going to any restaurants with English menus and photos of the food outside.

For really good French food in Montmartre I’d recommend Le Réciproque , Chantoiseau or, on the cheaper side, Bouillon Pigalle . Click below to read more about these restaurants:

Guide to the Best Restaurants in Montmartre

Tip: Avoid eating in the famous Place du Tertre (the square next to the Sacre-Cœur. This square, although charming, is full of overpriced tourist traps that don’t serve particularly good food! (it is nice for a drink though)

If you’re wanting on the hunt for somewhere to drink in the area then you’re in luck, there are some of the best bars in the city in Montmartre! The majority are in the Pigalle area , on the footsteps of Montmartre. I’d recommend trying the Dirty Dick and Le Lipstick for some fantastic cocktails. Read more in our Best Bars in Montmartre guide below:

5 of the Best Bars in Montmartre

There are some fantastic hotels in Montmartre and we’ve picked 3 of our favourites.

Terrass Hotel : This is a really nice 4* hotel located at the end of Rue des Abbesses. The hotel overlooks the incredible Montmartre Cemetery and also has a fantastic rooftop bar.
Hôtel Des Arts : The Hôtel Des Arts is another beautiful 4* boutique hotel in the heart of Montmartre. The hotel’s in a stunning old Parisian building and they’ve kept the vintage Paris charm in their beautiful decor.
Manolita: The Manolita is a 5* hotel which is perfectly located right next to the Moulin Rouge. Here you’ll be in the middle of the eclectic Pigalle neighbourhood which is perfect to explore Montmartre and the surrounding areas.

FAQ: Montmartre

Montmartre is generally a safe area but, just like the rest of the city, there are some spots you will want to careful in. The Pigalle area gets very lively at night and there can be some sketchy characters around. I’d advise to avoid the dimly lit areas and side streets.

Around the Sacré-Cœur and the Place du Tertre there will be some scammers so avoid individuals approaching you. Find out more on popular scams in Paris in our Is Paris Safe guide.

Yes! Montmartre generally has a very authentic Parisian feel despite the high density of tourists. It’s still very central and you can easily walk down the Seine and explore other areas of the city. I would say that, depending on where you’re staying, as it’s on a hill, you will be walking up and down a lot .

You can get to Montmartre by metro on Line 2 which serves the stations at the bottom of Montmartre ( Pigalle, Anvers and Blanche ). You can also skip a lot of the stair cases by taking Line 12 which goes to Abbesses – this is the most central metro station in Montmartre.

How to Get to Montmartre from the Eiffel Tower

Getting to the Montmartre from the Eiffel Tower isn’t the most straight forward and by public transport the quickest route takes around 40 minutes.

By Bus: The Bus 30 goes directly from the Eiffel Tower to Pigalle. It stops just opposite on the river side, on the Pont d’Iéna. Note that you’ll need to have a travel pass or you can buy a single one way ticket with cash. By Metro: You can take Line 6 from Bir-Hakeim and then change for Line 2 at Charles de Gaulle – Étoile . The walk to Bir-Hakeim takes around 10 minutes from the tower itself and then the metro ride takes around 20 minutes. You can get off either at Pigalle or Anvers and walk up.

Every year there’s a wine festival (the Fête des Vendanges de Montmartre ) which takes place in mid October. The festival celebrates the annual wine harvest from Montmartre’s vineyard and has become a huge event bringing in wine lovers from across the city. It’s on my favourite food and drink events in the year and it’s a must-do if you’re around in October! Click here to find out more about the festival.

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Experience the culturally rich and iconically beautiful neighborhood of Montmartre. Ascend to the city’s most beautiful viewpoint for breathtaking views of Paris (including the Eiffel Tower!) Along the way, savor the crème de la crème of French cuisine: authentic charcuteries from decorated butchers, world-famous French cheeses , pastries and bread from award-winning bakers , and sip on enough wine to make you say “ooh la la.”

Feel the creativity of the area’s bohemian roots as you taste macarons from the “Picasso of Pastry” while learning about the real Picasso’s time in the city. See and taste firsthand how new concepts like organic wine bars mix with historic artisan shops to create the Paris we know today—all while seeing iconic sights like the Sacré-Cœur Basilica and Montmartre’s Belvedere.

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Walking Food Tour of Montmartre

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Take a stroll through the romantic and classically Parisian streets of Montmartre. Experience the hidden treasures of this neighborhood through a look at its history, culture and flavors on a delicious walking tour that will speak to all your senses!

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Guided Food Tour of Montmartre in Paris

Montmartre is a name familiar to all who love Paris! This romantic setting, made famous by the film Amélie Poulain among countless others, is home to street musicians and picturesque roads animated by artists and painters. On top of this, its traditional food shops are among the best in the city, sausage and cheese shops, fish mongers, butchers and green grocers!

Enjoy an insider’s guided visit of Montmartre to discover a one-of-a-kind route which takes a look at the historic, cultural and gastronomic heritage of the neighborhood!

From the famous Place du Tertre, to the Clos de Montmartre vineyard and rue Lepic, travel the cobblestone streets typical of this neighborhood alongside your guide, an expert in French cuisine to discover the artisanal gastronomy of Montmartre.

This delicious walking tour includes numerous tastings of authentic local products, dried sausages, raw milk cheese, artisanal breads, olive oil from the South of France, and some of the best pastries in Paris!

During the tour, you can visit the Sacred Heart Basilica of Paris and wander through beautifully narrow streets, all while enjoying artisanal food shops! Your guide will also recommend traditional restaurants in the area.

This Food Tour of Montmartre includes

Your guide, a French Food & Gastronomy Expert
Guided walking tour of this Parisian neighborhood and its traditional food shops
A minimum of 7 tastings of sweet and savory products

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Our homemade route was created within our company, La Route des Gourmets, by a team of food sector professionals. All are bilingual guides and experts in food culture and gastronomy.
Anything but pre-packaged mass tourism, we have developed relationships with many of the emblematic food shops in the neighborhood, which allows us to offer unique tastings of quality products, all tried, tasted and selected according to our rigorous criteria.
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Schedule : every Friday 2pm- 4:30pm
Duration : 2h30
Languages available : French, English, Spanish (other languages upon request)
Meeting Point : At the entrance of " Moulin Rouge" cabaret, 82 Bd Clichy 75018 PARIS, Metro Station Blanche
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There's a very good reason why Paris is called the "City of Light" — it's stunning during the day, but it's magical at night. Our tour is unique, designed to make your experience authentic. Like Parisians, we'll go from shop to shop, gathering the best ingredients for a giant feast at the end.

Your local guide will share the history and stories of our food selections; as they purchase delicious cheeses, fine wines, cured meats, and fresh pastries. We'll end at a secret location to enjoy our meal like a ture local.

All the food will be served with quality wines or if you prefer, non-alcoholic beverages. A thoughtfully curated Upgraded Drink Package is available.

We will make a stop at an artisan chocolatier where you'll see and taste some of the best in the city along with freshly baked macarons.
We'll stop in a boulangerie where you'll learn about and sample classic French breads.
You'll savor fromages from the best cheese shop in Abbess at our next shop.
We'll visit a local butcher shop, where you'll enjoy the finest cured sausages and hams.
Lastly, at our secret stop, you'll feast on all the food we've bought along the way, with the perfect wine pairing.
As with all our tours, there's our delicious Secret Dish.
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You'll enjoy rich caramels, Foie Gras, delicious tarts and pastries, plus the finest meats, dishes of the day and our Secret Dish.

Taste an explosion of treats from artisanal chocolates, crepes and delicious macarons to award winning pastries, and the creamiest ice-creams.

Enjoy a variety of French street foods starting with a viennoiserie/croissants, collect breads, try tasty macarons and chocolates, then discover our mystery dish.

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Due to the nature of creating a well balanced and thoughtful gastronomy experience, many of our tours are unable to accommodate certain dietary restrictions. Please contact us prior to booking your tour to see if we are able to accommodate your dietary needs.

We're avid French foodies, and we've made it our goal to introduce visitors to Paris' incredible food scene. Since our small crew resides in the city, we'll be sharing our local knowledge of the dining culture and latest gastronomy trends.

As we explore one of his favorite parts of the city, Montmartre, you'll feel like a real local, with the cobbled streets, baguettes under arm, and clinking wine glasses round every corner. The historical value of this area will make your trip feel like a step back in time, through Paris' fascinating story.

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On our Secret Food Tour: Le Marais Paris, you'll enjoy a variety of classic French foods starting with a viennoiserie/croissants, and collecting breads, trying tasty macarons and chocolates, freshly made falafels, our mystery dish, the best French cheeses , plus some tasty desserts as well.

On our Secret Food Tour: Saint Germain Paris, you'll enjoy a variety of the highest quality French foods such as rich caramels, Foie Gras, delicious tarts and pastries, plus the finest meats, dishes of the day and our Secret Dish.

On our Secret Food Tour: Paris Chocolate & Pastry, you'll enjoy a variety of classic French desserts and sweets. Taste an explosion of treats from artisanal chocolates, crepes and delicious macarons to award winning pastries, and the creamiest ice-creams

On our Secret Food Tour: Notre Dame - "Heart or Paris" , will take you on a gustative journey throughout the birthplace of the capital, you'll enjoy a variety of classic French food such as freshly baked viennoiseries, some of the best cheeses.

On our Secret Food Tour: Paris Latin Quarter, you'll enjoy a variety of classic French food such as mouth-watering viennoiseries, some of the best cheeses you have ever tasted, delicious meats, deserts and of course our Secret Dish.

Our Secret Tours will take you on a culinary adventure through fascinating French history and delicious cuisine, where some recipes have been handed down for generations, and others have only recently been perfected

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All the delicious food and drinks mentioned above, but if you want more alcohol (and who doesn't?) We offer a upgraded drinks package that gives you extra drinks.

Should you want to enjoy the tour upgrade even at the last minute please inform your tour guide to follow the booking procedure and benefit from the extras.

BE CAREFUL! Our tour in Montmartre Area leaves from 2 different meeting spots depending on the schedule: read the following info carefuly and email us in case you have any doubt! From Monday to Friday all our tours leave from Anvers Metro station on line 2 (except for the evening tour) ! EXCEPTION ! All the tours at 6 PM leave from Abbesses metro station , on line 12 + All the tours on Saturday and Sunday leave from Abbesses metro station, on line 12. The guide will have an orange umbrella and there is only one metro exit so it's easy to spot. »»CLICK HERE FOR DIRECTIONS««

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The evening tour does not include the crêpe. Apart from this, it is the same as the morning or afternoon tour, but it includes a few little extras. Plus, you will also get to see Paris by night, which is extremely pretty

Close to Moulin Rouge area.

You can always tell our guide of any food allergies or special dietary requirements. We will adapt the menu so you can fully enjoy the tour! If you have any doubts or concerns, feel free to email us at [email protected] before booking. We have had many vegetarians doing the tour with us and they all enjoyed it thoroughly. Please take note that this tour is NOT adapted for Vegans.

Children are more than welcome to our tour. We have had many families attend from all over the world and everyone has enjoyed the tour. However, please be informed that any accompanying underage children must be carried, as the area is not suitable for strollers. You will have to carry and keep your baby on your lap as well when seated to enjoy our picnic at the end of the tour.

This is not a problem. Just inform our guide before the tour starts. During the tasting you can select another beverage you like!

We give enough food to all our customers. Trust us: you will not need to go to the restaurant after the food tour!

Our tours are often sold out very quickly. If the date you requested is not available, please do not hesitate to email us and we can see if there is anything we can do. We cannot promise but we will try our best to sort something for you.

The reason why we do not visit the Butcher and Cheese Store on Mondays is because in Montmartre area they are closed, but rest assured that we provide you with fresh products from other artisans which are off the tour's area and all explanation is provided during the tasting.

Unfortunately due to the nature of Paris streets scooters and wheelchairs can not be accomodated on this tour, may we suggest you to join Le Marais instead?

Pregnancy can be accomodated, you will be given a quiche/tart option instead of the meat and two cheese are pasteurized, soft drinks and water will replace the alcohol.

To join our food tour, you must wear comfortable shoes. There will be around 1 hour walking but it is not too difficult. If you walk slowly, then our guide will walk slowly as well. Depending on the end location there might be a staircase in the second part of the tour, please contact our support team before booking if this can be an issue to make sure.

We take 12 people maximum. If you are more than 10 people, please do not hesitate to email us and we will try to see if we can accommodate.

You do not have to print your voucher. A confirmation on your phone will be fine!

All of our vouchers expire one year from the date of purchase.

No, our guide will take care of everything.

We work with small shops and local artisan hand picked for the quality of their products and services.

Unfortunately, the weather is unpredictable in Paris. We do not issue refunds as per our terms and conditions. We also inform you that we go through with the tour with 4 people minimum! However we do reserve the right to cancel the tour if we feel the weather is extreme, and we cannot run the tour due to this for more info see our Terms and Conditions .

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Food Tour - Exploring Charming Montmartre

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Embrace the spirit of Paris like a local while exploring the charming village of Montmartre.

On Secret Food Tour: Montmartre, you will discover the true spirit of this breathtaking area. When Parisians buy food, they go from high-end boutiques to shop, gathering the best ingredients for their meals. We do the same, giving you samples of food along the way. Your local guide will share the history behind the area, local shops, and your food selections; as they purchase the best cheeses, fine wines, delicious cured meats, as well as mouth-watering crêpes and fresh pastries. Don’t forget the Secret Dish! You'll end at a secret location to enjoy this meal like a local. Alcohol may be enjoyed by those of legal drinking age.

Chocolates and macarons

Classic French bread

Cured sausages and hams

Enjoy the food we've bought along the way, with the perfect wine pairing

Secret dish

Please note that the served food & drinks can sometimes change due to seasonality. Also, food tour menus cannot be modified to adapt to most dietary restrictions.

Minimum Guests 2
Maximum Guests 12
Food Stops 7
Approximate Duration 3.5 hours
Labels City Tours, Walking Food Tours

Reviews guests left for other experiences with Guide Stephane or Local Guide

30 Mar 2024

We had Aicha as our guide, and she was amazing. She gave great information and we ate SO MUCH good food!

28 Oct 2022

This is a fun and informative tour, and the food is amazing! Highly recommend!

Reviews Guide Stephane or Local Guide received outside of Cozymeal

27 Jan 2023

With Hira at Food Tours, we had the best food tour ever! It was a fun way to experience a variety of foods while learning more about the neighborhood. In an old wine cellar, we finished with a tasting. Which was great because it turned out to be chilly and a little bit rainy outside. All of the cuisines was prepared for us by Hira, who was highly knowledgeable about France! She brought me a small quiche to replace the meat since I am a vegetarian, which I greatly appreciated! I highly recommend everyone to take this tour!

What a fantastic way to get a taste of Parisian culture! Yann, our tour guide, did a great job showing us around Paris's streets and introducing us to many of the neighborhood food stores. We stopped at various shops along the route to collect food, and once we were all seated, we sampled everything! During our stay in Paris, this was one of our favorite tours. Would strongly recommend it.

07 Dec 2022

My wife and I enjoyed our tour of Le Marais and learned a lot about the area's history, culture, and delectable French cuisine (including croissants, chocolate, tea, cheese, wine, and falafel). For our small party, our tour guide, Ingrid, spoke fantastic English and was incredibly informative. The ease and pleasure of our trips to all the shops were a result of Ingrid's local expertise and acquaintance with the store owners. I absolutely recommend this tour for adding information to your vacation to Paris and enhancing your appreciation of other aspects of it.

Eating! It was wonderful to stroll through the Montmarte area and stop by the many shops, and everything of the food that we were given to sample was amazing. Hira, our tour guide, was extremely knowledgeable about the food, its history in Paris, as well as interesting tidbits about the area and city. She also recommended restaurants and places to go while we were there. We had a blast and would definitely do it again.

05 Dec 2022

This was the second time we had used Food Tours to learn more about a place and its food culture. Despite the fact that we have visited Paris quite often, we frequently return to the same spots. That is what attracted us to this trip as we haven't spent much time in Montmartre. The journey began promptly with a stop for macarons and chocolate. I had never understood the buzz surrounding macarons before this stop, but it made me a convert. Agatha slipped inside a cheese shop, a bakery, and a butcher shop. She put together a feast of baguettes, cheeses, charcuterie, and wines along the road, which we enjoyed at a table in a hotel along the way. All 12 participants had plenty to eat and drink before leaving. We ended with a stop for dessert crepes that, despite us being more than full, we managed to complete. Agatha did an excellent job of talking about the delicacies, describing their origins, and suggesting which wines would emphasize the tastes.

What a wonderful way to wrap up our mother-daughter trip to Paris! A food and wine tour seemed like a nice bonus since we were ready to explore Montmartre, but it far exceeded our expectations. The meal we had was some of the best Paris had to offer, according to Agatha, who was beautiful and a pleasure to talk to. The secret location at the end of the tour was ideal for having fun as a group. She made our tour of the city one that would attract us to want to see and do more. I would encourage EVERYONE to consider this experience highly recommended! ??

Our tour guide was Leo, and he was SPECTACULAR!!! Leo made our trip even more special because we were there for my friend's bachelor party. He was really interesting, knowledgable, and courteous. His suggestions were all spot on. Because they were so wonderful, we even returned to the locations after the tour was complete and bought a ton more delicious items. I would absolutely do it again and would highly suggest this tour, especially with Leo.

Aicha was our favorite component for this tour! Such a sweet, modest young woman. She has a servant's heart at her core. Aicha was particularly considerate of the old woman, who was walking with a cane, making sure she had a seat and wasn't left too far behind the others. The tour's culinary items were all fantastic, and the vendors were all incredibly friendly and gracious. My clients who were with me as travel advisors were completely amazed! Bravo, Secrets!

02 Dec 2022

Theo, our tour guide, offered us a taste of the history and cuisine of Paris' Marais neighborhood. On this particularly hot afternoon, he was very knowledgeable, considerate of our needs, and entertaining. It made for a fantastic day of meeting new people, touring this stunning city, and stuffing oneself with delectable food! By the time this trip is up, you will be stuffed!

...a pleasure to work with. Following a prompt payment confirmation email, they send us a thorough email outlining the meeting location for our tour tickets. We arrived at the meeting location a few minutes early and ran across Louis (with his orange umbrella). He added that since no one else had signed up, this would be a private tour—bonus!—after the introductions. Louie was a pleasant guy who was very knowledgeable about the background and surroundings of Montmartre. On the tour, he gave us a lot of background information on the places we were passing by or seeing. He would explain the wines, desserts, cheeses, and meats that were being sampled. He called our attention to details or hidden treasures that we would have likely passed by if we had been exploring on our own. We made a total of five breaks, two of which were brief while the other three required us to sit down. The time we spent with Louie was wonderful and relaxed. We took a snapshot at the end of the evening, which he emailed to us with information about the sites, wines, and meals we had during the tour. I would advise everyone visiting Paris to do this tour. The event was definitely worth the cost.

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I can’t tell you how excited I was to finally be able to take another food tour, and in Paris no less. Now I thought I’d be trying the weirdest foods, and the term “weird” is super relative. But the way my palette is set up, the foods I eat and actually enjoy are minimal. One thing I did think I’d be testing out and didn’t was escargot. But I promise I’ll go out of my way to try it next time. This particular tour was run by Secret Food Tours Paris Montmartre. It was perfect for me because I was staying in Montmartre and was able to walk to the meeting point, albeit I went the entirely wrong direction the first time.

First let me say that I will not be sharing the locations of any of the eating places. If you want the best foods in the Montmartre (and possibly Paris) area, you should definitely sign up for one of their tours here . Also keep in mind that I first took one of their food tours in Madrid and it was amazing as well.

Why I Opted for a Food Tour

Food tours are a great way to not only eat like the locals, but you get to find out WHERE the locals eat. I mean, why go all the way to Paris and not have cuisine that’s deemed Parisian? I live for a good food tour because it becomes a walking and history tour all in one. You find out about certain landmarks and history while chowing down on some good eats. You basically pig out and walk it all off. Goodbye food-baby!

I also love them because it’s a great way to not only find out where you should eat, but you get better and better at choosing good restaurants. PRO TIP: If they have an english menu, keep walking. Now I’m not saying everyone with a menu in another language is horrid, but it tends to be a sign that they may not be as authentic as you believe. On this tour, Claire, our guide, also taught us the signage to look out for when it comes to shops and why the local, small establishment will always be the best.

What Went Down

I hopped out of bed and ran to meet Claire and the rest of the group to begin our food tour. I repeat, I hopped out of bed. So I was surprised to find out that we’d start with sweets. First a chocolate shop and then macarons. Spoiler alert: IT’S NOT LADURÉE. I don’t know that any chocolate on earth can quite compare to Swiss chocolate, but it was hands down some of the best I’ve ever had in life. TIP: if you’re unsure about a chocolate shop, go in and test their base chocolates (white, milk, dark). If it’s delicious, then you’re probably safe to go back in and go wild on the candy.

I’m pretty simple when it comes to my sweets so I opted for the milk and dark chocolate bases. They were heavenly. When it came to the macarons, I can honestly say they were the best I’ve had, but I still am not a macaron fan. Claire recommended we try the outlandish flavors because really, how often would we have hand crafted macarons on the house, but I opted for one of my pair to be a simple lemon flavor.

Now moving on to the why I was here: bread, cheese, charcuterie. Could a girl really ask for more?

We started out grabbing more than a few fresh baguettes. I mean, just made and still piping hot where you could see the steam, baguettes. We broke bread, literally, and then continued on to a cheese shop. There I stood on a tiny sidewalk in Montmartre, probably in someones way, and had the absolute best cheese of my life. No exaggeration. And our last stop was to pick up a variety of pâtés and sausages, but not before trying out a yummy garlic sausage first.

Now that we were done grocery shopping, we headed to a location to sample everything. It truly seemed like the baguettes, meats and cheeses were on an endless conveyor belt. And how could I forget the wine? Funnily enough, Claire doesn’t care for Bordeaux wines but when I say I had the most DELICIOUS Bordeaux red, EVER… I’m actually sitting in an airport lounge right this minute, sipping a bordeaux because I’m cool, and fancy, and Bordeaux my new thing.

Should you take this tour?

I highly recommend this tour and recommend you seeking out Secret Food Tours in a city near you. The guides are always knowledgeable about the area and cuisine, and are the best resources when it comes to food! I always get great restaurant recommendations, find out if the places I’m going to/have been are worth it, and to be honest, I’m genuinely interested in why regions eat what they do. I mean, the story about the Portuguese and cod fish just may be the most random you’ll ever hear.

You should definitely take a food tour by your second day in a new location. This guarantees the yummiest of meals throughout your journey. Bon appétit!

Disclaimer: This food tour was in partnership with Secret Food Tours. All opinions are 100% truthful, and 100% my own.

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17 Best Restaurants In Montmartre, Paris

Looking for where to eat in the 18th arrondissement of Paris? This post will give you the best restaurants in Montmartre, Paris to choose from.

Known for its old-village ambiance, famous architecture, including Sacré Cœur Basilica — the highest point in Paris, and idyllic cobblestoned streets, Montmartre is one of the most charming neighborhoods of Paris .

Besides the various places to visit in Montmartre , this chic district is also home to restaurants that once welcomed famous artists like Pablo Picasso, Auguste Renoir , Van Gogh, Claude Monet , and more.

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These beautiful restaurants serve everything from local delicacies to innovative intercultural cuisine and offer a one-of-a-kind dining experience in an artistic atmosphere.

Whether you are looking for traditional French cuisine, Asian-inspired masterpieces, or Thai temptations, one of these restaurants in Montmartre is waiting to receive you.

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Best Restaurants in Montmartre, Paris

From famous restaurants to hidden gems, here are the best places to eat in Montmartre, Paris.

1. Le Cabanon de la Butte (€€)

Le Cabanon de la Butte is one of the best restaurants in Montmartre, Paris.

Location: 6 Rue Lamarck, 75018 Paris, France | contact: +33 01 42 57 20 46

Only a short walk from the Sacré Coeur , savor authentic homemade French cuisines at this family-owned restaurant.

This restaurant also serves memorable warm apple tarts and offers vegetarian-friendly options.

With attentive service, pleasant French decor, a jovial Parisian atmosphere, and an amazing wine selection, Le Cabanon de la Butte is perfect for a romantic dinner.

And if you are lucky to sit close to one of the large windows at the back of the dining area, you will enjoy scenic views of the Paris skyline .

Pro top* Want to discover Montmartre in detail through food? Then book this Montmartre guided food tour . On this food tour, you’ll taste various pastries, Charcuterie, cheese, and wine, all while learning about this chic neighborhood.

You can also check out my recommended tours and activities in Montmartre in the widget below all offered by my favorite tour provider, GetYourGuide .

2. Signature Montmartre (€€)

Signature Montmartre is one of the good restaurants in Montmartre.

Location: 12 Rue des Trois Frères, 75018 Paris, France | contact: +33 01 84 25 30 00

What happens when France meets Korea? You will find out when you visit this cozy restaurant serving Franco-Korean fusion cuisines.

Victor, the devoted server at Signature Montmartre , is always happy to welcome you into their flavor heaven and present you with beautifully-plated dishes birthed out of French products and Korean cooking techniques.

He even takes it a step further to explain each meal and help you choose the best wine that will marry well with your dish if you prefer.

This restaurant prioritizes taste, so don’t be surprised when each meal unearths a different level of happiness in your taste bud.

Treat yourself to the ever-changing tasting menu made with fresh ingredients, and you will understand why this spot is one of Montmartre’s best restaurants.

Vegetarian-friendly and gluten-free options are also provided at this location. Try to make reservations early as the seats here are few.

3. La Maison Rose (€€)

La Maison Rose is one of the places to see in Montmartre Paris.

Location: 2 Rue de l’Abreuvoir, 75018 Paris, France | contact: +33 01 42 64 49 62

A 4 minutes walk from Place du Tertre and located on the cute Parisian street of Rue de l’Abreuvoir, La Maison Rose might be a tourist hotspot, but it has not lost its local charm.

The historic building has consistently served coffee for over a century and has a client list that includes famous artists like Van Gogh, Dalida, Picasso, and more.

The awe-inspiring restaurant will win you over with its charming pink-green exterior that has become a sensation among Instagrammers before finishing the job with its farm-to-table French cuisine and friendly service.

Vegetarian-friendly and vegan options are also included in the menu, so there’s a dish for every type of diner.

Warm up with some homemade focaccia and goat cheese before digging into the Roasted Veal Breast. For the best experience, book in advance, as this spot is never out of guests.

4. The Hardware Société (€€)

The Hardware Société is one of the best places to eat in Montmartre.

Location: 10 Rue Lamarck, 75018 Paris, France | contact: +33 01 42 51 69 03

After climbing to the top of Montmartre Butte, take a rest at this chic vintage restaurant and enjoy generous portions of hit-the-spot dishes and well-crafted coffee in a lively atmosphere overlooking the scenic rooftops of Paris.

The Hardware Société is one of the best Montmartre restaurants serving hearty breakfast, brunch, and lunch options, and it also provides vegetarian-friendly, vegan, and gluten-free alternatives. It’s the perfect place for brunch in Paris .

What does a plate of Fried Brioche with crème Catalan, pistachio nougatine, spiced orange segments, and salted caramel sauce taste like? Well, you have to visit and find out!

Perfect for any kind of diner, this restaurant doesn’t allow reservations, so come early as the line gets pretty long.

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5. Le Lamarck (€€)

Le Lamarck is one of the Montmartre best restaurants.

Location: 8 Rue Lamarck, 75018 Paris, France | contact: +33 01 53 41 01 60

Located at the top of the Butte, this Corsican restaurant serves refined, delectable cuisines, with vegetarian-friendly, vegan, and gluten-free options, made with aromatic plants and local produce in a cordial atmosphere.

Chef Antoine Versini, the owner of Le Lamarck , is praised for his friendly service and understands how to infuse his years of travel, passion for cooking, and knowledge of aromatic plants to create flavorful French temptations.

Kick things off with the Pork Pâté and end with dessert faves like the Rice Pudding with salted caramel or the Pavlova with Greek yogurt cream and bourbon vanilla seasonal fruit.

There’s a robust lip-smacking wine list, so ask your server to sample one that is the perfect fit with your meal.

6. La Boîte aux Lettres (€€)

La Boîte aux Lettres is one of the best Montmartre restaurants.

Location: 108 Rue Lepic, 75018 Paris, France | contact: +33 01 42 51 76 84

A minute’s walk from La Maison de Dalida, La Boîte aux Lettres prides itself in using fresh produce to create an unpretentious but creative menu of French cuisine, featuring vegetarian-friendly, vegan, and gluten-free options, all in a convivial atmosphere.

Must-try menu dishes include Duck Foie Gras and Apple/Pear Chutney for appetizers, hanger steak with Foie Gras sauce for the main, and Tiramisu for dessert.

Opt for the “undecided” — an option that allows you to have smaller samples of three listed options instead of choosing only one choice for the appetizer and dessert.

They also have a pleasant wine offering to accompany the dishes.

7. Taverne de Montmartre (€€)

Location: 25 Rue Gabrielle, 75018 Paris, France | contact: +33 07 64 44 47 39

If you are looking for an unforgettable beef bourguignon in a picturesque setting, go to Taverne de Montmartre .

Located at the foot of Place du Tertre and tucked away in a quiet street, enjoy large portions of traditional French cuisine in a quaint, rustic interior.

Perfect for groups, this restaurant also offers old-fashioned/traditional Raclette, served with a small coal fire instead of the typical electric heater, and Fondue with porcini mushroom, for a minimum of two people.

Vegetarian-friendly options are also provided to accommodate the needs of every diner.

8. Brasserie Thai (€€)

Brasserie Thai is one of the best restaurants in Montmartre, Paris.

Location: 5 Rue Poulbot, 75018 Paris, France | contact: +33 09 86 53 43 32

Brasserie Thai is loved for its impeccable service, colorful decor, and innovative fusion of flavors.

These flavors are Thai-inspired resulting in a culinary lineup of traditional Thai dishes like Pad Thai, Yam Neua, Bo Bun, and Tom Yum.

With its elegant dining room, this is another restaurant in Montmartre that is ideal for those looking for good food in a chic setting.

Visit this beautiful restaurant and dig into signature dishes like the savory Pad Thai – fried rice pasta with soy and egg, carrots, assorted shrimp, chicken, beef, pork, and vegetables, or the hot and sour Tom Yum soup cooked with a refreshing mix of plants and mushrooms, and assorted with prawns, chicken or fish.

This eatery rounds out its menu with vegetarian-friendly, vegan, and gluten-free options.

9. Le Vache et le Cuisinier (€€)

Le Vache et le Cuisinier is one of the good restaurants in Montmartre.

Location: 18 Rue des Trois Frères, 75018 Paris, France | contact: +33 01 42 62 22 15

La Vache et le Cuisinier offers a unique dining experience with freshly cooked authentic local cuisine and an intimate home kitchen vibe.

This restaurant will entice you with the opportunity to enjoy its perfectly cooked steaks, while the top-notch service from the staff will have you booking your next visit.

Feast on their Beef ribs or Quail Fillets with Honey Sauce, Lavender Flowers, and Grenaille Potatoes, and wash it down with one of their impressive red wines. You will love it!

Your satisfaction is a priority here, that’s why they offer vegetarian-friendly and gluten-free options. I recommend you make reservations to avoid having to wait.

10. Le Consulat (€€)

Le Consulat in Montmartre is one of the instagrammable places in Paris

Location: 18 Rue Norvins, 75018 Paris, France | contact: +33 01 46 06 50 63

Le Consulat has been serving appetizing French classics for over a century, and famous painters like Monet, Picasso, and Van Gogh, used to come by this café.

Who knows? You might just be sitting in the same spot as Picasso when you visit this place.

Located in a busy area at the intersection of three Montmartre cobblestoned streets, sit out on the terrace and soak in the bustle of this Parisian neighborhood or simply take photos of its cute storefront that has become a popular Instagrammable spot in Paris .

Relish the laid-back vibes and enjoy the much-loved homemade french onion soup, escargots, and crêpes. They also offer vegetarian-friendly options and an extensive list of French wines and beverages.

11. Sacrée Fleur (Sacred Flower) (€€)

Sacrée Fleur is one of the best places to eat in Montmartre.

Location: 50 Rue de Clignancourt, 75018 Paris, France | contact: +33 01 42 51 66 18

Sitting at the foot of Montmartre and only a 5 minutes walk from Sacre Couer, Sacred Flower is the number one steak restaurant in Montmartre.

Not only is the steak amazing, but they also serve refined French traditional foods in a rustic-chic setting under a unique atmosphere.

Come with the family and enjoy delicious rib steaks and veal chops. Everyone loves the Frog Legs with parsley and the Côte de boeuf served on a hot stone plate and accompanied by three sauces — Roquefort, shallots, and pepper.

Or better yet, try the Duck Breast served with blackcurrant sauce, and order the homemade chocolate cake if you have space for dessert.

12. Bouillon Pigalle (€)

Escargots are some of the weird French food to try

Location: 22 Bd de Clichy, 75018 Paris, France | contact: +33 01 42 59 69 31

A 5 minutes walk from Moulin Rouge, Bouillon Pigalle combines all of my favorite things: tasty cuisine with vegetarian-friendly options, reasonable prices, and generous portions, all in a communal setting.

This popular family-friendly restaurant serves delicious traditional French classics and has a house wine list that is equally as satisfying as the dishes.

When dining at Bouillon Pigalle, start with their œufs mayonnaise or escargots, before proceeding to the Beefsteak & French Fries with Maitre D’hôtel Butter or the Burgundy Beef Stew with Smoked Bacon and Coquillette Pasta.

Make a reservation online as this place is popular and is always filled to the brim.

13. Le Moulin de la Galette (€€)

Le Moulin de la Galette is one of the Montmartre best restaurants.

Location: 83 Rue Lepic, 75018 Paris, France | contact: +33 01 46 06 84 77

With roots dating back to the 17th century, this gorgeous building was a mill and, like many other good restaurants in Montmartre, once welcomed renowned artists like Picasso and Van Gogh.

While the windmill is still present, Le Moulin de la Galette is now dedicated to serving French classics with vegetarian-friendly choices.

The food is tasty, the servers are friendly, and the atmosphere is warm, so you are assured of a high-quality dining experience. Enjoy your meal in the airy dining room or snag a seat in the backyard garden or terrace.

Say yes to the Garlic-fried frog legs on a tomato coulis, served with a watercress sauce. The traditional Beef Bourguignon is also a must-try.

Round off your experience with the Créme Brûlée with Vanilla. Kids will also love it here as there’s a menu made specifically for them.

14. Le Relais Gascon (€€)

Restaurant Le Coupe-Chou is one of the best restaurants in the Latin Quarter in Paris.

Location: 6 Rue des Abbesses, 75018 Paris, France | contact: +33 1 42 58 58 22

Le Relais Gascon boasts a creative and fresh menu featuring Southwestern dishes with vegetarian-friendly, vegan, and gluten-free options.

Come and enjoy their famed giant salad with ten variations served with garlic sautéed potatoes, all in a pleasant setting and under a traditional atmosphere.

This restaurant embodies the history Montmartre is famed for and adopts a wood-paneled decor.

Le Relais Gascon’s reasonably priced dishes, high-quality wine selection, courteous service, and casual ambiance continue to draw in locals and tourists daily.

Nosh on the Block of Foie Gras and Onion Jam before trying the Duck breast and honey served with garlic sautéed potatoes and green beans, or Beef bourguignon.

Plus, there is a streetside terrace if you want to dine while enjoying the true vibe of Montmartre.

15. Al Caratello (€€)

Al Caratello is one of the best Montmartre restaurants.

Location: 5 Rue Audran, 75018 Paris, France | contact: +33 01 42 62 24 23

After strolling through the scenic Rue Lepic, find your way to this restaurant. There’s no better place to enjoy hearty Italian cuisine accompanied by good Italian wine than Al Caratello .

A local’s favorite, this casual restaurant has won the hearts of many for two decades with its outstanding service and lovely atmosphere and prides itself in serving Italian specialties made with the freshest produce.

Their well-organized menu is a playground of flavors that I am sure you will love, with vegetarian-friendly, vegan, and gluten-free options.

Pasta lovers will love the many variations this warm restaurant offers. Dine on the Linguini, Ravioli, or Risotto, and wash it down with a glass of Limoncello.

16. Le Poulbot (€€)

Le Poulbot is one of the best restaurants in Montmartre, Paris.

Location: 3 Rue Poulbot, 75018 Paris, France | contact: +33 01 42 23 32 07

Le Poulbot’s cozy yet fantastic ambiance pairs nicely with the fine food, excellent wine list, and humorous staff, making it impossible not to enjoy.

A minute’s walk from Espace Dali, this hole-in-the-wall restaurant interior takes you back in time with its stonewalled and wooden decor.

Enjoy nicely prepared traditional French classics such as the onion soup, the highly reviewed Duck confit served with red wine coulis and homemade fries, and the sweet Crème Brûlée with Lavender.

This eatery also boasts a menu offering vegetarian-friendly and gluten-free options.

17. L’ Anvers du Décor (€€)

L' Anvers du Décor is one of the best places to eat in Montmartre.

Location: 32Bis Rue d’Orsel, 75018 Paris, France | contact: +33 01 42 58 17 56

A 3 minutes walk from the Halle St-Pierre, L’Anvers du Décor will serve you a diverse menu of homemade creative and flavorful gastronomic delights with vegetarian-friendly, vegan, and gluten-free options.

Must-order dishes include Frog Legs, Duck Confit, Mussels, and Rib Steak with Mushrooms.

The outdoor terrace of this cozy restaurant makes for a great view of the Montmartre streets and is an ideal spot for family hangouts and group meetings.

Unlike many restaurants in Montmartre that close after 2 pm and reopen for dinner, L’ Anvers du Décor stays open from morning till evening, so you’ll find something to eat regardless of when you go.

Final Thoughts on the Best Montmartre Restaurants

Whether you need a refill after a day of exploration or just want to discover your local dining options, these restaurants in Montmartre have mastered the art of keeping your taste bud happy, your stomach filled, and your mind made up for another visit.

Satisfy your culinary desires at one of these unique Montmartre restaurants, and share your experience in the comments below.

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