Neighborhoods

One neighborhood is a tasting. Two or three is Paris.

Nearly every food tour in Paris parks you in a single quartier. Understandable for groups of twelve. Yours is private, so it moves: a morning in one neighborhood, a guided metro ride, and a second act somewhere that tastes completely different.

Corner boulangerie storefront with gold lettering in Paris

Patisserie display case with fruit tarts and eclairs

Tree-lined lane between old monuments in a Paris cemetery

The combinations

Example pairings

Montmartre + Le Marais

The village on the hill in the morning, the old Jewish quarter after a metro ride. Two different Parises in one tour, with the climb disclosed honestly up front.

Saint-Germain + Latin Quarter

Left Bank food royalty and the market streets students have eaten from for centuries. Flat, walkable, and made for a long seated lunch.

Choose your own

The combination pages are examples, not a menu. Tell Roffy what you love and she proposes the pairing that fits your trip.

Why the metro instead of walking everything? Because 40 minutes of pavement between quartiers is dead time, and 6 minutes underground with a guide who rides it daily is part of the experience. Tickets are included.