There are several great falafel shops here. Some have long ques but the meal is the same, do'nt be fooled. You will enjoy a stroll through this neighborhood.

This is very interesting area with so much to offer. you could easily spend two to three hours walking around this area with so many options for food, shopping and sceneries. well worth the visit

Best falafel stands in Paris, maybe the world. Lots of markers noting this historic Jewish neighborhood, now recycled as a center of tourism and high-end shopping.

For people who are interested in other cultures (or, are jew, of course), this may be an interesting place. You can find and try kosher food, as well as fallafel and some articles.

While walking the Marais district, my brother and I found we were in Paris’ Jewish sector. Other than signage on some Jewish stores, it was simply a pleasant area. We were not into falafel and diid not dine kosher style, though they had many diners....More

Other than the one or two Kosher stores, the area doesn't have a Jewishy feel to it. The side streets are lined with posh stores. But there was also a few historical buildings in the area that we peeked in and around. Like all of...More

May these streets bring you comfort in a city that otherwise may feel overwhelming. If you are Jewish please support this area so it will thrive. We went to the conservative temple and spoke with the Rabbi. We saw the old torahs and other artifacts....More

Nice place to walk after the Marais, even thought it is noted as the jewish quarter, it is more multicultural than expected. Lot of corporate businesses have moved in and crowded out the smaller shops and places

On a sunny Sunday afternoon we enjoyed a stroll down Rue des Rosier. It is busy and full of life. Lots of cafes and takeout places. We ate and did some shopping generally having a good time before visiting the Memoria de la Shoah though...More

This was the first time we walked along Rue des Rosiers, it was on a Sunday noon and were not at all thrilled. It was really crowded with many falafel spots and great queues of people waiting to taste it, but since it is not...More