Today we’re taking you deep into the heart of Paris through food, neighbourhoods & local culture. From buttery pastries to classic French bistro meals, a vibrant Monday food market and an intimate wine bar – we’re uncovering all the flavours that make Paris extraordinary.
We’ll wander through Montmartre, Le Marais, and the Latin Quarter, visit the Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, and Notre-Dame, and share experiences that capture the true heart of Paris. All brought to life with stunning, cinematic visuals and our signature storytelling style.
🍞 What to expect
• Starting the day with pastries that Paris is famous for – simple, fresh, and unbelievably good.
• Sitting down for a classic French lunch: steak, potatoes, and the kind of bistro you always hope to find.
• Wandering through a market where locals shop, chat, and taste as part of their weekly routine.
• Ending the day with a quiet drink
📌 Why this video matters
In Paris, eating isn’t just fuel – it’s part of life. It’s conversation, it’s craft, and it’s connection. Whether you’re planning your first trip or you’ve been before, this video will show you what you should eat, where you should go, and why it matters.
🎯 Key themes & keywords
Paris food vlog • Things to eat in Paris • Best bakeries Paris • Paris food market • French bistro lunch • Wine bar Paris • Paris travel 2025 • European food travel
📍 Location: Paris, France
💬 Let us know below: Which dessert or dish would you try first in Paris?
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:57 The First Patisserie of the Day
05:09 Trying the Incredible “La Praluline”
07:56 Quick Coffee Stop in Montmartre
09:18 Brunch with Galette and Cider
12:28 Arriving at Marche des Enfants Rouges
13:35 Lunch Part 1: Morrocan Chicken Tagine
15:28 Lunch Part 2: Gourmet Sandwich
17:52 Lunch Part 3: Delicious Crépe
20:12 Quick Wine Stop
21:43 Traditional Bouillon
30:52 Apéro in a Cool Wine Bar in Le Marais
32:14 Trying Fried Ice Cream
11 Comments
I went to the same Bouillon when I was in Paris!
Just beautiful. What a beautiful town. Thank you. ❤
Fantastic video ! Laura where did you get your top from ? Thanks.
2:11 that's the exact moment when he was thinking to Southern Italy and their prices😭
That was a great food tour with an interesting mix of types of foods and venues…really got a feel for the street scene. I remember having Calvados in Normandie where they served it as a wee break mid-meal as a disgestive: le trou normand. Another wonderful video-the production quality on these always blows me away!
I love going on your food adventures around the world thanks for taking me along love it!
I must go some day thank you 👍
Since Napoli is so well known for the rum baba pastry, I always assumed it was created there. However, as you indicated, the dessert's origins trace back to an eastern European babka (yeast cake) that was brought to France in the 18th century by the exiled Polish King Stanislaus Leszczynski. A dried-out version was reportedly moistened with a wine syrup, which led to the creation of the modern rum baba. A French pastry chef named Nicolas Stohrer, who worked for the King's daughter, refined the recipe in Paris by using rum and eventually opened the famous Stohrer Pâtisserie in 1730, which still sells rum babas today. The recipe later traveled to Southern Italy, becoming a beloved staple of Neapolitan cuisine. Paris is a beautiful city with a lot of great food. Thanks for showing us why that is!
Bonjour Laura and Horia, this was a perfect food tour, and I didn't gain a pound. Lots of great choices and recommendations. Merci. Love from N.Y.
Oh là là ! So much wonderful food. Thank you for the tour❤
Keep it up 💯👏 both of you 😊