This guide is a foodie's dream.  It's full of quick, flavorful foods around Paris and where to get them.  Quick picks, grab-and-go, and quick sit-down spots. 

You'll find French classics, international cuisine, vegetarian and gluten-free options, along with some epic reinvented treats located all around Paris.

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Paris Street Food & Eateries

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Are you ready to explore the vibrant city of Paris, but don't know where to start? In this guide, we'll show you how to spend the best 4 days in Paris. 

Each day is planned based on proximity so that you'll spend the least time commuting and the most time doing what you love: exploring.

What to expect from this guide:

⭐️ Paris essentials
🏨 Best hotels for every budget
🍴 Food spots for authentic French food and more
🖼️ Top museums (and what to REALLY see)
✨ Best Eiffel Tower photo spots (beyond Trocadero)
🙌 Bonus Tips for Conquering Paris
▶️ Video resources

The Ultimate 4-Day Itinerary for Paris - Best Parisian Hotels, Restaurants, Museums, and Hidden Local Spots.

This one's for my fellow foodies who want to have a taste of some of the must-eat snacks in Paris, without breaking the bank.

If you're like me, constantly dreaming of strolling through the charming streets of Paris with a delectable snack in hand, then you've come to the right place. This guide features some of the best eats in Paris for under 5 Euros. 

12 Best Cheap Eats In Paris Under 5 Euros

If you're in Paris, hungry and don't feel like spending a salary on lunch out, you've come to the right place! Discover the best food and street food markets in Paris in this detailed guide.

From mouth-watering sandwiches to world cuisine and century-old pâtisseries, you're in for a surprise!

What's in?
🍽️ 6 Markets, Food Markets, & Food Court
⭐ Ideas of things to do near each place
📍 Location + Nearest Metro Stops
💡 Pro tips & Suggestions

Paris Street Food Markets 

So bid adieu to tourist traps and embark on a culinary odyssey unlike any other. Let's explore the hidden culinary treasures of Paris togethe. Bienvenue à Paris!

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I have been to Paris 7 times now and will be heading there for the 8th time in the Spring.  It's my favorite city in the world and there are so many wonderful things to do and see.  There are also an ENDLESS supply of hotels.  

What I'm going to do with this guide is give you a few hotels in each arrondissement that I would book for myself if I wanted to stay in that area, and a few things near each that you can do.  

I have spent literally days of my life looking at hotels, things to do, areas to stay, and anything & everything you can imagine about Paris Travel. 

Paris is actually quite easy to navigate and there is a lot you can do and see no matter where you stay.  But it's always nice to have access to a few things in the immediate area of your accommodation.  

I hope this guide is helpful, and as always, feel free to reach out to me with any questions at planformedani@gmail.com or planforme.dani on instagram! 



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Paris Guide

You can visit Paris cheaper, better, and more locally. Included in the guide:
• How to get around Paris (on a budget)
• Top cheap eats you have to try
• Getting into museums for free
• Top things to do under $25 per person
• Top free things to do in Paris
• Where to buy local souvenirs (on a budget)

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Favourite Food Spots in Paris ---restaurants and places for lunch.  Restaurants and places we want to try for future visits too.  

Includes a mix of takeaway, Classic French Bistros, Fancy (Michelin) and even some places to buy sandwiches. 

This guide is a work in progress-- will always be updating and using it as my own guide for our favourites in Paris

18 Recommendations included. 


Paris:  FOOD 

Marché des Enfants Rouges

Among the dozen or so stalls at this little market, our hearts (and stomachs!) will go out to Alain Miam Miam, the king of sandwiches, generous with cheese and tasty as can be. Those who want to travel with their taste buds will be more likely to head for the "traiteur marrocain", where they'll enjoy an eggplant salad to die for, or for the Japanese stand, Chez Takeo. Sitting at the counter, you'll fall for their delicious sardine or tofu donburi, as well as their absolutely divine green tea ice cream.

Tucked away in the Marais district, this historic covered market is Paris' oldest food market. Here, you'll find a tantalizing array of international cuisines, from Moroccan tagines to Japanese bento boxes. Join locals at communal tables and savor the vibrant atmosphere.

I do think we've past by this place on past trips but I don't think we ever took the time to eat here.  Its the oldest food market in France and has some food stalls.  I always find food markets some of the best places to grab a lunch when we travel. 

This is a covered market with many eateries serving all kinds of different multicultural foods. From Couscous to Burgers & Wraps, everyone should find something yummy to eat here. Our favorite is Jean-Phi which serves amazing wraps.

This is an absolutely delightful market where you can eat & try so many different things.  There is absolutely something for everyone. It is crammed and crowded but I think it adds something to the scene!

The oldest covered market in Paris (1628!!). You can visit a variety of vendors inside for bites of delicious foods.

Best market for prepared food in Paris. Buzzing during the day. 

Marché des Enfants Rouges

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