5 Foods to Eat in Paris

We're always hungry for the best food so we're doing our own Paris food tour and sharing 5 foods to eat in Paris. If your thoughts while travelling often veer to, 'When are we going to EAT?' then you belong here ;) Paris is a food capital of the world and there is no end to the incredible French foods you can find. We highly recommend trying these Parisian classics to make some delicious travel memories.

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[EileenAldis]

What gets you MOST excited to eat in Paris? 🇫🇷🥐🥖🧀🍦

[vanessako]

Alors c est français mais il y a les vidéos sur Facebook "c est meilleur quand c est bon" il y a pleins d adresses à Paris. Et plein de recettes de cuisine aussi !

[s.p.baughman]

I want to try it all, love icecream, bread, dessert ...love the way the French eat...

[organizstylist]

I would categorize most of these foods as snacks, not really meals, except for the sandwich. There are so many other great ‘foods’ to eat. I love a good Croque Monsieur or Madame, and a freshly made croc of soupe with a few good pieces of Baguette.

[lindalouwagie-neyens]

I just had supper, but I'm salivating after watching your video anyway! Yum! Yum! Yum! I'm sure I'd have room for more if I were in Paris and had all of those delicious foods to choose from. Maybe a little macaron....

[lindaburnet]

Everything looks so yummy and yes NOW I'm hungry!

[warrenberckmann]

Bertillion at the bridge is one of the best hangouts in Paris for people watching, street musicians and general open air.

[TheMagicOfTraveling]

If it's about well-prepared macarons, this is all we need! Paris is definitely a place for foodies!

[memmener]

When I visited France last year, I got macarons any chance I had. Can't really go wrong. And I loved sitting on a sidewalk cafe in morning, eating a chocolate croissant and have a café and people watch.. it's so relaxing and peaceful..

[PortlyTravellers]

Great video. Can't possibly choose 1. They all looked amazing.-Shawna🍁

[salanicus]

Yay, a Foodie episode :)
And a FRENCH FOODIE episode on that!
Oh my, this was shot before the Notre Dame fire? No matter, love this, you guys are so much fun together.
You should do a Copenhagen bakery series. I lived there for ten years and wow, but these french bakeries look delicious.
A great short but sweet episode, pun intended :)
Best, James and Kim

[johnc]

In 2008 I was on Ile de St Louis in a temperature of 100F + but a Berthillon's Chocolate ice cream did its cooling magic

[edwardchipdixon]

Cool I would love to try the ham and cheese sandwich and those other cheese stuff there, the macaroons I love those they're so good ya know

[WhisperWanderlust]

Everything looks delicious but my favorites are the macarons and pain au chocolate. Oh yeah, and ice cream! Feeling hungry after watching this tasty video

[adventureplusus]

The cured ham sandwich at Caractère de Cochon looks mouthwatering! 🤤

[kevinwestrom]

I took a year of french language-learning back in HS also, (besides also doing a few years of Spanish back then), so it would have been So cool to visit places like Paris or iconic locations in Spain if it had been possible way back then). On to the pastry subjects, Gotta love a super yummy Pan eau Chocolat to eat (wow, that looks so dang good too).

[OneShotAdventures]

Great list, those sandwiches look so good - simple is definitely best sometimes! It's all about the cheese for me in Paris, I would do the exact same thing in the street haha

[travelpockets]

Ice cream is one of my favorite desserts so I know I'll be stopping that ice cream shop when I'm in Paris. And I think I visit bakeries in every country I go to so I'll definitely be there. Desserts and bakeries for the win!

[ThomasVanderWal]

Great video.

So many great foods around Paris. Bertillion is amazing, but I’ve only had it is cafés / bistros. A favorite area for me is the few blocks around the Sevres - Babylone Metro where Poilaine bakery is not far on Cerche du Midi, behind the Bon Marche is the La Grande Epicerie de Paris at 38 Rue de Sèvres, which is amazing. But there are great small shops around there too with amazing cheese and a rather good patisserie. On of my two or three favorite bistros is nearby, Le Nimrod. It is a neighbor hood place, but serves Polaine Babette’s, Bertillion, and focuses on dishes from around Avignon, as well as regular cafe dishes.

Outside that area is really like going to Le Balzac bistro near-ish the Sorbonne and start with onion soup (try not emitting an OMG) and and whatever main is of interest. It is a hands down favorite of mine.

If there in the late fall hitting crepe stands for Nutella, banana, and Grand Mariner to warm yourself up, get fuel for more explorations, and just enjoy a wonderful treat.

[amishapandya]

Oh man, where was this delicious video last month? We just got back from Paris on June 11th. I would have loved to try the ice cream, the macarons, and the goat cheese with fig jam....yummy!!! We missed out on so much! I am starving now!