Straight answers

Honest answer: because included wine on food tours is usually one small pour of the cheapest open bottle, and guests notice. We would rather be straight with you. Coffee, tea and water are included. For wine, your guide seats you at places with proper cellar-bar prices, tells you what is worth ordering there, and you pay the menu price with zero tour markup. Wine lovers get the bottle they actually want. Non-drinkers stop paying for other people's glasses.

It is your party only, up to [[6]] guests. Nobody else joins, ever. That is what private means here: one booking, one group, one guide.

Really handled. You tell us at booking, and we arrange your alternatives with each stop before the day, so a vegetarian gets a real dish, not a plate with the ham lifted off. Vegetarian and pescatarian are easy. Vegan, gluten-free and allergies are workable with notice, and if something genuinely limits a route, you hear that honestly before you book, not at the table.

Less than most tours, and the terrain is disclosed before you book. The metro covers the distance between neighborhoods, tickets included, and within each quartier the walks between stops are short. You are seated at every tasting. Montmartre involves slopes and stairs, printed on its own page. If stairs or distance are a concern, say so and you get a flat route.

The tour runs. Every tasting is seated inside, so rain means short dashes between doors, not soggy standing around. Your guide shuffles the route on the day if a downpour argues with the plan. Paris in the rain, eaten from a warm chair, is honestly a good version of Paris.

Yes, it is your private tour. Your guide adjusts the stops and the stories, and kids tend to remember the eclair better than the cathedral. Tell us ages in the inquiry so portions and pacing fit. Strollers are workable on flat routes, harder in Montmartre.

From [[€XXX]] per person depending on party size and route. All tastings, hotel pickup, metro tickets, coffee, tea and water are in that price. The exact quote comes with your route proposal, before you commit to anything.

[[Cancellation policy: to confirm]]

WhatsApp [[+33 X XX XX XX XX]]. On tour days a person answers, not a bot. Before booking, the inquiry form on this site reaches the same people and you get a personal reply, usually within a day.

Central Paris hotels, yes [arrondissements covered to confirm]. Staying further out or in an apartment? Say so in the inquiry. Sometimes pickup still works, sometimes the honest answer is a first stop minutes from your door. You know before you book.

Yes, every tour runs in English. [Other languages to confirm.]

Yes, that is half of what we do. Company teams, client days, birthdays and friend trips get their own format: long bistro tables, walking tastings, private rooms. One contact person, one plan. Details and group photos on the group tours page, or just describe the occasion in the inquiry form.

One of our small circle of Paris guides, matched to your route and interests. All of them live here, eat here, and guide for a living. The company is run by people who have operated food tours since 2015, and every route is designed and checked by us, not improvised by whoever shows up.

No. Come hungry, skip lunch, this replaces it. Savory dishes lead, a hot dish lands mid-tour, and dessert closes. Leaving hungry is the one review we never want to earn.