Dépôt Légal: A Stylish All-Day Spot for Food, Coffee & Cocktails in Paris
Introduction to Dépôt Légal The first time I stopped by Dépôt Légal, I told myself it would be a quick coffee. You can probably guess how that ended. One coffee turned into sitting down, then looking at the dessert display a bit too long, and suddenly I was fully committed...
Paris Food & Drink
Laurent Dubois Cheeseshop Review – A Gourmet Cheese Experience in Paris
If you’re in Paris and interested in French cheese, Laurent Dubois is one of the more reliable spots to check out . With a few shops around the city and a strong local following, it’s a great place to explore without needing to be a cheese expert. Whether you’re curious...
Fromagerie Jouannault Paris Review – A Haven for French Cheese Lovers
If you’re strolling through the lively streets of the Marais, a short walk from the Marché des Enfants Rouges will lead you to a quiet but beloved spot among cheese lovers, Fromagerie Jouannault. This family-run Parisian cheese shop has been serving locals for over two generations and stands out for...
Choupettes de ChouChou Paris Review: The Ultimate Cream Puff Experience
I don’t even remember how I first heard about Choupettes de ChouChou, someone must’ve whispered it to me like a secret. One of those “you’ve got to try this place, but don’t tell too many people” kinds of tips. And that’s exactly what it feels like when you finally find...
Lenôtre Paris Review: A Legacy of French Pastry Excellence
Lenôtre is one of the most respected names in French pastry, known for combining traditional techniques with a refined sense of presentation. Founded by Gaston Lenôtre in the mid-20th century, the brand helped define what we now recognize as modern French pâtisserie. Among my favourites is the boutique near Bastille,...
L'Avant Comptoir du Marché Review: A Parisian Culinary Experience
Not all Paris dining experiences involve white tablecloths and hushed tones. Some, like L’Avant Comptoir du Marché, thrive on noise, movement, and the smell of sizzling pork fat in the air. Hidden just behind the Marché Saint-Germain, this standing-room-only gem delivers Basque-inspired plates, bold natural wines, and a butter-covered counter...
Chapon et la Chocolaterie Review: A Parisian Chocolate Lover’s Paradise
Some spots in Paris feel like they belong in a storybook, and Chapon et la Chocolaterie, just steps away from the majestic Saint-Sulpice Church, is one of them. From the moment I laid eyes on the vintage candy-shop-style storefront, I was hooked. It has that old-world charm—striped awning, elegant typography,...
Poilâne Paris Review: A Legendary Bakery for Sourdough Lovers
There are bakeries you visit, and then there are bakeries you experience, and Poilâne is the latter. I still remember the first time I stepped into this iconic spot in Saint-Germain-des-Prés. The smell of wood-fired bread instantly wrapped around me like a warm hug. It wasn’t the buttery aroma of...
Brigat Review: A Pastry Shop That Sets the Bar High
Brigat exudes a quiet sense of anticipation. The air carries the warm, buttery scent of fresh pastries—rich and inviting enough to spark an instant craving. Sunlight filters through large windows, highlighting a space that blends modern elegance with effortless charm. The gentle hum of conversation and the soft clink of...
Eating Europe Tours
Dine in the same cafe as Albert Einstein and meet the local vendors keeping the city’s food traditions alive. Explore the mysterious history of Prague through its cuisine.
- Daily
- 3.5 Hours
- Small Group
Stroll these picturesque streets and savor traditional Alsatian food
- Small Group
- Thu - Mon
- 2.5 hrs Hours
- Private tour