Highly Recommend - Camille was an amazing tour guide and shared amazing historic stories and local info! I highly recommend!

History and great wine - Cecelia was a fabulous guide who was very informative. She was very well informed. We loved this tour!

Enjoyable Tour of Beautiful Neighbourhood - I very much enjoyed learning about the this area of Paris, which I have passed through before but never fully explored. Camilla our guide was very knowledgeable. The food and wine samples included were very nice and from local establishments that I would have unlikely to have found if it weren't for the tour.

Paris Insider Tour - I love Paris and this is my 3rd time visiting Marais. This time I decited to take a tour and I was really happy it did it. This tour not only gives you pastry, cheese and wine samples and tasting but gives you a very comprehensive history of this great Parisian neigbourhood. The guide was funny and engaging.

Great tour and great value for money - We were recommended to explore this are of Paris by friends who had visited Paris recently, when we found this tour, it was the perfect opportunity. The area is historic, and the guide told us some fantastic stories. We had a chance to try some lovely food samples throughout the tour which was great. Our guide Linda was very friendly.

A Unique Experience in a Lesser Known Area - I have visited Paris before and was keen to explore a new area to widen my horizons during my work trip, and this tour ticked all the boxes. A great way to see a lesser known area, but indulge all the best parts of Parisian culture which included French cheeses, wine and the chance to try a sweet macaron. The guide told us fascinating stories of local communities, and I ended up exploring the area further once the tour ended, and ate dinner later that evening in a restaurant the guide recommended.

Fantastic Tour - Just returned from this tour and I am so glad I booked it. To see a unique side of this bustling city, through the eyes of a local was an amazing experience. Our guide was Camilla, and the passion she has for her home city really showed. We ate a delicious croissant, and enjoyed exploring the small alleyways of Montmartre which I don't think I would have found if it weren't for this tour. We finished at the Sacre Coeur, and Camilla kindly recommended somewhere for us to get a drink locally which again, I wouldn't haven chosen it weren't for her.

Interesting and delicious - We thought there would be more food stops along the way based on the description but we learned a lot about Paris history and Sarah was great!! We also loved the wine and cheese bar!

So-so - This did not live up to our expectations and paled in comparison to other tours we took. Nice tour guide with some interesting info. but we saw limited sites. Expected more info. about restaurants in the area and more tastings.

Not a Food Tour - This is not a food tour. I just wanted to put that out there in case you thought this was. I thought it was and told my entire family not to eat because we would be stuffed. But again, this was not a food tour. It was a history tour with a few pastries and some cheese. I went with my family, including my husband and I, our 14-year-old son, and my husband's parents. It was pouring the entire tour. There were seven people on our tour. We went to three shops. The first shop was Pierre Hermé. There we got to choose one Macaron. We walked through this busy area in Marais and were told about the L'As du Fallafel or Mi-Va-Mi competing restaurants. I thought we'd get to try the falafel, but nope. There didn't seem to be much time to buy some ourselves as the tour quickly moved on. Then, we went to Maison Georges LARNICOL and had one La Kouignette. It was delicious. I went inside and bought a box of chocolate. Then, we went to this local wine shop. Because it was pouring outside, we opted to go inside. There was a strange smell in the shop. We were brought bread, water, and a plate of four cheeses (2 soft and 2 hard). One of the cheeses was a Brie. A man came out and explained the two kinds of wine he served; one white, one red. The only drink they had for our 14-year-old son was iced tea. My son does not drink tea, so he drank water. Afterward, the tour was over, and we all left to grab lunch.