Montmartre food tour at a glance
A Montmartre food tour is a guided walk with tastings along the way. The classic version centres on bread, cheese and wine, and the guide explains how they go together. The products are French and typical of the area, but none of them is exclusive to Montmartre.
Tastings are short stops between stretches of walking, so the hill, the cobbles and the steps are part of the tour. If you want a walk without food, see the Montmartre walking tour page.
Our picks: food in Montmartre
A full meal over several stops, a cheese, wine and pastry walk, or a seated cheese and wine tasting.
Hand-picked tours, booked through GetYourGuide. Prices are indicative starting prices in euros (as of October 2026). Tap a tour for live availability and the current price in your currency.
Cheese, wine and pastry walk in Montmartre
- Guide
- Pastries and chocolate
- Cheese, charcuterie and wine
A three-hour guided walk with French pastries, savoury bites, chocolate, and cheese, charcuterie and wine at selected stops.
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Montmartre food tour with a full French meal
- Local guide
- Full meal over several stops
- One glass of wine
Three and a half hours in a small group with a French meal spread over several stops, from boeuf bourguignon to cheese and crêpes, with a glass of wine.
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Cheese and wine tasting in Montmartre
- Eight French cheeses
- Five wines
- Baguette
A seated tasting of eight French cheeses and five wines, including a sparkling one, with baguette, in a group of about ten.
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Cheese, wine and bakery tastings on guided walks through Montmartre, with live prices and availability.
Two formats compared
Two examples of the format.
| Cheese and wine walk | Gourmet walk | |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 2 hours | 3 hours |
| Tastes | Bread, cheese and wine | Cheese and wine, bread, chocolate, seasonal ice cream or pastry |
| Group size | – | 2 to 6 people |
| Days | – | Tuesday to Saturday |
| Tastings | – | 8 food and drink tastings |
| Price in 2026 | – | From €130 per person |
For most visitors, the shorter cheese and wine walk fits around a basilica visit. Choose the 3-hour walk if the food is the main reason for the tour.
What the gourmet walk includes and what it does not
The 3-hour walk includes eight tastings. Hotel pickup is not included. Personal purchases and tips are not included either.
If you have dietary needs, tell the operator at least 48 hours before the walk. Do not assume that a tour can handle allergies. Ask the operator directly and get the answer in writing before you book.
The group is small, with a maximum of six people, so it can be fully booked in busy weeks. Check availability for your date before you plan the rest of the day around it.
What to check before you book
The same words can mean different tours.
Meeting point and finish
Check where the tour starts and where it ends. A route on the hill means a climb, so find out how much of it is uphill.
Language and group size
Check that the tour runs in your language on your date. Group sizes differ, and small groups fill up quickly.
Drinks and tastings
Look at how many tastings are listed and whether water, wine or other drinks are included. Compare the number of tastings, not only the length.
Cancellation and fees
Terms differ by operator. Read the cancellation terms and check the total price before you pay.
Fit it into your day
Food tours work best as a half-day plan.
Before or after the basilica
The basilica is free and open daily from 06:30 to 22:30. The dome climb costs extra, runs from 10:15 to 17:30 with last entry at 17:00, and can close in bad weather.
Dome climb →Getting up the hill
Abbesses (line 12), Anvers (line 2) and Pigalle (lines 2 and 12) are the usual metro stops. The funicular costs €2.55 for a single ticket in 2026.
Getting there →Wear walking shoes
The streets are steep and partly cobbled. Comfortable shoes matter more than anything else you pack.
Montmartre food tour: frequently asked questions
What do you eat on a Montmartre food tour?
The classic walk offers bread, cheese and wine. A longer gourmet walk adds chocolate and seasonal ice cream or pastry.
How long is a Montmartre food tour?
A classic cheese and wine walk takes about 2 hours. A longer gourmet walk takes 3 hours.
How much does a Montmartre food tour cost?
A 3-hour gourmet walk starts at €130 per person in 2026. Prices differ by tour, date and what is included.
Is the prize-winning baguette of Paris from Montmartre?
No prize winner is based there. The 2026 Grand Prix de la Baguette de Paris went to a baker in the 14th arrondissement.
Is this the official site of a tour operator?
No. This is an independent guide. It is not run by the Sacré-Cœur, the city of Paris or any tour operator.