The top foods you have to eat in Paris

I love french food. French food isn't all about complicated cuisine and fine dining - some of the best food to be enjoyed in the French capital can be bought for a course of euros.

There some recomendations of wonderful food you can eat in Paris:

Baguette

Its is safe to say that Paris is the place on Earth with the highest density of top-quality, artisanal baguettes.

Croque-monsieur

Most brasseries and cafés in Paris offer non-stop service, and a staple of their menu is the croque-monsieur, an oozy and crisp grilled ham and cheese sandwich usually moistened by a touch of Béchamel sauce. If you’re extra hungry, get the croque-madame, which adds a fried egg on top.

Croissant

Walk past any bakery in the wee hours of the morning and you’ll be instantly spellbound by the warm buttery smell of fresh croissants escaping from the air vents at pavement level.

Macarons

The delicate pastry, consisting of two almond meringue shells glued together with buttercream or ganache, has taken the world by storm but its birthplace is resolutely Paris.

What its your favourite?

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