The Top 10 things to eat in Paris | WHAT & WHERE to eat, by Paris locals 🥐🍷

Withlocals presents: the top 10 things to eat (and where!) in Paris, handpicked by locals.
Check out Paris’ best local food tours & tastings @Withlocals: bit.ly/2ph6EoN. Try the real taste of Paris!
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Watch this unique food guide to know what to eat on your next trip to Paris, and where are the best places to try each speciality, according to the locals.
This is the second video of the ‘Withlocals Paris city guide: discover the real Paris’.
FEATURED Isabel, Zoltan, Juliette are some of the amazing locals that accompanied Linas in this French gastronomic experience across Paris. They are / have been amazing hosts @Withlocals, too. We want to share their tips with you to make your Paris trip really unique.
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#10 A croissant for a good morning 😊 And what is Kouign-amann again?! (00:28)
#9 Macaroons from heaven (00:58)
#8 Pay homage to the Moroccan tradition: a fragrant tea in a secret courtyard (01:28)
#7 Fresh oysters in a typical local market (01:55)
#6 A glass of divine… French wine🍷(02:31)
#5 Beef bourguignon like grandma makes it (03:07)
#4 Fromage mon amour a.k.a. Find the best French cheese in Paris (03:41)
#3 The REAL French crêpes (04:24)
#2 The must-try French apéro (05:01)
#1 The grand finale: a Champagne-based cocktail in a very cool venue🍸 (05:33)
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[@hansheinrich958]

I‘ve to say it‘s one of the first videos about Paris, which isn‘t showing the very standard and overprized restaurants without any quality. I really appreciate your selection and showing the diversity of Paris. I don‘t understand how you can‘t have more views

[@garoitaliasrl353]

Hans Heinrich simply because Paris is not a good place to have a good food at all. When I was in Paris either you eat Lebanese Turkish Iraqi food or my favourite italian nothing else.

[@chrisk8187]

And, not to mention, over priced too.........

[@joits]

5:08 “First you need friends…” Me as a solo traveler… 😢😅

[@mikegl4539]

Next time im in Paris, will do all this ! great video

[@stevenk8858]

I love that video! Thank you so much. Not too long but very informative! :-)

[@hazelxylene4946]

I wish i watched this before going to paris! Now i want to go back!

[@SunnyBee626]

Paris is always a good idea

[@xouxoful]

I’ m french and never heard of macarons’ day.

[@bambang303378]

It was last Tuesday. You missed it.

[@kevinsongate2566]

When in Paris 🇫🇷

[@karihoffman9387]

This is a WONDERFUL video! Great quality and very informative!

[@Withlocals]

Thank you, Kari!

[@FreeWeeLee82]

amazing video

[@laurentiutrifan8173]

Cool.

[@evelynwolf5816]

My mom makes macarons! They are the BEST!

[@wilfridfred1055]

M'y lovely town

[@Saki630]

this is very good quality in video on a small channel!

[@robbertc3418]

The headwear, wow

[@juicyasmr1786]

Nice.

[@ymay4345]

For crêpes and galettes, I recommend you Breizh Cafe in Paris ! Very good "crêperie " with local products

[@MelissaLynn]

thanks!

[@jennifersaliba3750]

Agreed! It's a must for me with every visit here plus their employees have been super nice each time I have gone.

[@TravelingisFREEDOM]

This is a very charming city, I hope I can visit again sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job!

[@biomanization]

I would add: a baguette with beautiful unsalted sweet butter; un eclair; and a visit to Place des Vosges

[@barrygregory913]

The Crap

[@Victoria-Fox]

I bet Zoltan is Hungarian! Thank you for the video ♥

[@murrayaronson3753]

Mais oui, bien sur.

[@shanavassaleshan1585]

My favorite place is Paris.....I want 2 go there if I can

[@selasiametewee]

Bravo!!! Magnifique. #babiesfirstchristmas I enjoyed my meal...A.L.L. of it. Inside and OUT. So, do yah think I'm READY now...👩🏼‍💻🙄☀️🦁🍦🤣

[@TalentedDilittante]

Now, I'm irrepressibly hungry!

[@trish1261]

Do you have a 2021 version of this list? :) Thank you!

[@louisechang3437]

Great video! Wish the price was included🙏

[@quiquetall]

Love the tips! Can you tell me the brand of the 3:11 black printed shirt you are wearing?

[@sobeidalagrange7129]

Min 03:00... Typical French grandmother's food... 😱😭👋😊😎💞

[@antonvernooy6186]

Great video but the description is not copy and pasteable so it makes this video really hard to use as a tool to find these places they're not linked anywhere or the names aren't copy and peaceable

[@aminabouarara4436]

Macarons not macaroons!!! It’s totally different thing

[@youptascuntretard7021]

Amina Bouarara ?

[@JesusChristISTHEONETRUEGOD]

The hell with both of them...just sayin’

[@chrisk8187]

Amina, Could you include how the are different? Something you left out of your comment. Thanks

[@kmichalene]

Hahahahahaha I knew tout de suite that someone would say this!

[@LeighSuzi]

Geez, you won't confuse with pop and poop, will ya? So neither the French with Macaron and Macaroon.

[@mmimtc]

cool video!

[@Withlocals]

Merci Carlos 😉

[@stephaniegelera6386]

Great information. Headed to Paris in a few months.

[@olgairissostrecruz1498]

The pastry are ok and the dessert. But what about the one who eat a Gran slam breakfast . I love stews, soups, and salads. But my breakfast is large. Thank you 😃👍☕

[@lucbobillot8212]

Kouign-amann is from Bitain, not Paris....! It is difficult to find it in Paris and it is not typical. Nevertheless it’s so good!!! If you find it, buy it and eat it. Nice video !

[@adilelnhaily1960]

You can find Kouign-Aman even in Montreal and New York. Of course you can find it easily in Paris. It's originally from Bretagne, but like Apple ciders and Sarazin crepes, you can find them in Paris as well

[@evelynwolf5816]

im learning frnech. Im going to paris for my 15th birthday.

[@bambang303378]

I wanna do Apero with Juliette also...

[@cardboardlabels6175]

0:43 Her crispy is quispy.😍

[@stevenwibisono9684]

HOW MUCH FOR THE CHEESE PLATES TESTING IN FORMATICUS? THANK YOU

[@RitaZubareva]

Suzette et Georgette is now sadly closed :(

[@supersanqueen]

Hello!

[@jojo2491]

its amazing to me that they are allowed to drink alcohol outside and in public like that here in Canada we are not allowed to just pop a bottle like that. Fantastic Paris :)

[@jenniferlorence1950]

@kroooassant Yeah, that Sounds about Right, I think Spaniards do the same thing. They always, or Usually have Wine with their meal, especially dinner.

[@jenniferlorence1950]

Joanna Bickford, and I think in Germany You Can Drink Beer in a Park.

[@raquellesgf2024]

that's just normal in europe

[@shonyagura8508]

I love how he said crap to mean crêpe!!!

[@kenlee1416]

I know it's heretical, but when in France, can I skip the wine (or any other drink) so that I have the extra cash to order more food? Got to have double the meal servings. :(

[@alexklein278]

You order whatever you want. Water is free, you don't have to drink wine at restaurants ahah

[@christopherwagner2395]

No, you cannot.

[@vino140]

A true Parisian wouldnt be caught dead in SHORTS !!

[@KittySnicker]

Any savory breakfast?

[@echa9446]

galettes....aka savory crepes

[@seoulmojo8531]

Another French delight that comes from Britain region is the...crap🤔

[@alexklein278]

The Kouign amann comes from britain too 👍

[@ReconMarine702]

seoul mojo don’t forget about the sweet crap 😱

[@John3.36]

After we die, what happens?

[@LottoLogista]

At :43 what is the name of the pastry?

[@Withlocals]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXXKaJyKqqp7pac Check this out :) By the way, Kouign-Amann!

[@TheTagadapwet]

Left one is a "pain au chocolat"

[@TheTripstraps]

ja it was very strange, all the shores of the river were filled with people just standing there and hanging out and talking. i was wondering why they did not want to go home after work but hang out there

[@patricedecourcy4505]

Where are you from?

[@aleksconks]

Where were the rats on the Seine docks while having the apero? 😂

[@shirleycollins7812]

I wanted to see Notre Dame church. and the guy still riding around town on his damn bike yapping and stopping what a "rippoff" !

[@roseflower9794]

😢😢😢Propably . i'll never go in Paris😢😢

[@Withlocals]

Nooo! Why do you say so? 😦Never say never, sunshine!

[@roseflower9794]

Thank you🌹

[@roseflower9794]

+Luminou dunno thank you..I dont know good english..sorry😢😢

[@roseflower9794]

+Luminou dunno 💞

[@petruselian5244]

*

[@Withlocals]

:)

[@ec8927]

Sugar sugar sugar sugar

[@PoulPetersen]

No one over 30 and no fish or vegetable, but lots of sugar

[@Jason-zm4xq]

Those “macaroons” looked an awful lot like macarons. Nothing like any macaroons I have seen.

[@wakkownr]

4:30 what the crap?

[@Gunnercv]

Paris looking a bit hipster these days

[@Diderot68]

Lively and enjoyable video, but Crap? Many of the pronunciations are too far off.

[@danieldumas7361]

Still the same problem as your other videos; Just too short!!!

[@clairelo8419]

It’s macaron NOT macaroon!

[@andreaconfortola7013]

Crêpes come from Italian “crespella”...😑

[@infrance]

Impossible atrocious and misleading narration host fails over and over again. Sorry

[@bobbyong3729]

food looks boring

[@fayereaganlover]

I dont want to see "multicultural" things in paris. If I go to paris, I expect to see FRENCH culture not north african.

[@Withlocals]

To be fair, French colonial history dates back enough (you may want to have a look here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_colonial_empire) to make the different cultural contributions of the conquered populations extremely important to define both modern and contemporary French culture. You cannot disregard this heritage nor deny it if you want to actually understand and explore the local culture of this beautiful cit(and country)!

[@docholliday4546]

Hey Douchebag, North African is FRENCH culture!

[@oscarericsson8300]

meropzit North African cuisine is very French

[@mathildetrt6147]

But french culture is multicultural. What you consider french culture which is very ancient is only a small proportion of our culture which has evolved with years and years of « cultural mixing » with pretty much each country in the world.

[@debb1137]

In other words, you just want to see mimes in stripey shirts and berets juggling baguettes while riding a unicycle and smoking Gauloises? Ou quoi ?