A Montmartre Food Tour in 20 awesome finds! 

Hello my friend 😊I felt like I just gained 5 pounds looking at this video 😂Everything looks delicious 😊Awesome job 🎉

Another informative tour of quality recommendations! I have been to some of your choices and wholeheartedly agree with you, Alain...my mouth was watering watching your video! Bon appetit.

Thank you for the tour. I stayed in Montmartre back in November for a week. Looks like I missed a lot of great places. All the more reason to go back!

what a calming relaxing stroll around the area! thank you for taking us with you

Thank you for this video mate. Absolutely loved it. Keep up the amazing work.

Thank you for Posting this walking tour. This is region I chose to stay for 7 days.

Another briliant, and helpful, video. Thank you.

👍Another excellent food tour, only Glace Bachir have I been to, my kids loved it. We will certainly try some of your Montmartre recommendations on one of our trips to Paris this year!

Always love your vlogs . They r the best . It really helps us when planning Paris trip. Just came back from beautiful Paris & did shopping in the pharmacies u showed us in your pharmacy vlogs . Thank u so much 🙏❤️

We are a not particularly young couple from Toronto, Canada. We always enjoy your videos but you really outdid yourself with this one. We have made several additions to our notes for our next visit to Paris. Your opening comments struck a responsive chord for my wife and me. It has been several years since we have visited as we have been addressing some health issues. We have been dealing with our Paris deprivation by watching many RU-vid videos. One thing we have noted, and not favourably, is the increased number of McDonald’s, KFC etc as well as the plethora of Happy Hours, burgers and the like. We will be returning in the next several months ( we hope). We will not be seeking out multinationals, burger spots etc but rather the type of places you highlight in your videos. Many thanks!

Great video. The ice cream at Baschir is interesting and I will go there on my trip to Paris next week.

Great tour Alain , the perfect way to start a sunny Sunday.

Yikes, I put on 5 kg just by watching! Thanks for all the great suggestions!

Our employer buys the staff a Lindt Chocolate bunny every year at Easter for a gift. Thats about 150 bunny’s. I’m in Australia and work for a European company.

Definitely going to visit some of these on my next visit in May. Great video.

Once again👌👍you should be designated a Paris Chevalier💪for promoting a true affordable gourmand experience for us travellers around the world! Merci Beaucouop Alain!🙏🗼🥐🧀🍇🍷🍾🥂💜💚💙🤗

Coincidentally the best Croque Monsieur (great ham, quality cheese, béchamel sauce ) I’ve had even including France was in Australia in a town called Creswick (120 km from the state capital, Melbourne). There is a patisserie run by a French couple called Le Peche Gourmand and they make the most delectable baggers, sandwiches and pastries (not cheap).

Excellent tour! Problem: now I need more time and more stomachs to tour Monmartre! :-) Idea for a new video: Great restaurants that are open on Sundays and Mondays. It's a challenge.

Merci! Les calissons sont mes preferes! 💕💕😍😍 Bon! La glace Ashta de chez Bachir... pourriez-vous nous envoyer quelques cuillerees vers notre cote ici aux Etats-Units? S'il vous plait?? 😁😁😊😊

Thank you for the video! Could you recommend a good Gascogne or South Western restaurant there?Thank you

Bonjour! Can you also do a walking tour of Goutte d'Or and Barbés? 🤔

Good Morning Alain.

French chocolate is too dark for your taste?! I find Swiss choc to be too sweet for my taste! 😂

Alan, I'm coming to Paris on May 9th-16th could you Please help me with finding a hotel that's in the center of Paris? In walking distance to most of the tourist attractions. Also, how's the weather during that time asking because I want to make sure that I pack appropriately.

you can buy Lindt chocolate in every supermarket in Europe.

Yes, Paris is the gastronomic capital of the world! I find it repulsive and quite funny that those fast food chains have the gall to open shops in Paris or other areas of France, mostly close to major tourist attractions. Not to worry, the French are not fooled by fake food, if you look up the reviews of these places, they are embarrassingly low scores. The French demand quality and tradition in their food and drinks, even the children eat good food.

I have to disagree with Lindt chocolate. So gross.