Paris
Eat Like Emily In Paris
A three-hour walk through the 5th, eating from the Panthéon to Rue Mouffetard
Food & Wine, Local Culture
Why We Love it
The show gets you in the door, but the route is a real 5th-arrondissement food walk — Rue Monge, Rue Mouffetard, six stops, ten people maximum.
The Experience
Three hours on foot through the 5th arrondissement with a guide from Original Food Tours: six tasting stops, starting at the Panthéon.
The walk takes in Emily's apartment building and the Luxembourg Gardens before turning toward the market streets, Rue Monge and Rue Mouffetard. Tastings run savory and sweet — artisanal cheese, charcuterie, bread from the bakery, croissants and macarons — with wine along the way. Allergies are handled: your guide asks when you book, and again on the morning.
My pick for fans of the show who want the neighborhood behind it, and for anyone who would rather eat their way into Paris than tour it.
From $249 per person
3 Hours
Shared
Departs 11:00 am
Highlights
What's Included
Guided food tour
Six tasting stops
Wine, cheese, charcuterie and pastries
What's Not Included
Transportation to the meeting point
Gratuities
Need to Know
3 hours, departing 11:00 am
Shared tour, maximum 10 people
Meet your guide at the Panthéon, Place du Panthéon, 75005 Paris — arrive 5 to 10 minutes early
Getting to the meeting point is on you; there is no hotel pick-up
It is a walking tour, so wear comfortable shoes
Runs rain or shine — bring an umbrella if the forecast calls for it, and water if you want it
Tell your guide about any food allergies when you book; they will ask again on the day
Free cancellation up to 7 days before
Pricing Details
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Need to know
Three hours on foot through the 5th arrondissement with a guide from Original Food Tours: six tasting stops, starting at the Panthéon.
The walk takes in Emily's apartment building and the Luxembourg Gardens before turning toward the market streets, Rue Monge and Rue Mouffetard. Tastings run savory and sweet — artisanal cheese, charcuterie, bread from the bakery, croissants and macarons — with wine along the way. Allergies are handled: your guide asks when you book, and again on the morning.
My pick for fans of the show who want the neighborhood behind it, and for anyone who would rather eat their way into Paris than tour it.