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7-Day Paris Foodie Itinerary

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7-Day Paris Foodie Itinerary

Day 1: Breakfast at Claus Paris
20 minutes (1.5km) from the Eiffel Tower
Indulge in a luxurious breakfast with homemade granola, fresh-baked pastries, and delicious egg dishes at this cozy restaurant.
Day 2: Discover Parisian Street Food
30 minutes (3.5km) from Claus Paris
Explore the city's vibrant street food scene, starting with the iconic falafel at L'As du Fallafel and boulangerie-style sandwiches at Chez Aline.
Day 3: Visit Le Jules Verne
35 minutes (4.5km) from Chez Aline
Experience fine dining with dazzling panoramic views of the Seine and Eiffel Tower at this Michelin-starred restaurant.
Day 4: Market tour and cooking class at Le Foodist
25 minutes (2.5km) from Le Jules Verne
Shop for fresh ingredients at a traditional open-air market before learning to cook classic French dishes in a fun, friendly environment.
Day 5: High tea at Ladurée Champs-Élysées
35 minutes (3km) from Le Foodist
Indulge in the famous pastel-colored macarons and other sweet treats while you sip fragrant teas and champagne at this beautiful salon.
Day 6: Champagne and oysters at Le Baron Rouge
25 minutes (2km) from Ladurée Champs-Élysées
Join the locals at this lively wine bar for delectable oysters, charcuterie, and champagne.
Day 7: Dinner at Le Comptoir du Relais
30 minutes (3km) from Le Baron Rouge
End your foodie tour with a memorable meal at this bustling bistro, known for its rich wine selection and amazing cheese platters.

Time and Costs Estimates

Claus Paris (1.5 hours, €25-40 per person)
L'As du Fallafel (30 minutes, €6-8 per sandwich)
Chez Aline (20 minutes, €6-10 per sandwich)
Le Jules Verne (2-3 hours, €200-300 per person)
Le Foodist (3-4 hours, €150-175 per person)
Ladurée Champs-Élysées (1.5-2 hours, €30-50 per person)
Le Baron Rouge (1-2 hours, €10-20 per person)
Le Comptoir du Relais (2-3 hours, €50-80 per person)

Total Estimated Costs: €520-835

Useful Tips

If you have extra time, consider taking a day trip to the stunning Champagne region or exploring the Montmartre neighborhood, known for its picturesque streets and charming cafés. For a shorter itinerary, skip the Le Jules Verne and Le Foodist experiences and focus on Paris's street food and markets.

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