This was the worst food experience of my life. I kid you not, the food and service was so ass that…read moreI downloaded this app just to leave a one star review. The food was hot garbage corposlop too.

We really leaned on Cojean on our adventures in Europe, wish it was outside of France so we could…read morehave really utilized it as a staple. But for reference, in our time in France we went there every single morning. Think fresh, healthy, juice, coffee, smoothies, and vegetarian options as well. Happy campers here and five stars all around.

This place calls out to people who want to make an eco-conscious choice about their lunch. And it…read moreis true that they offer a nice selection of local/organic ingredients. However, their business model is one built on charging sustainably-minded clients too much for salad and sandwiches and not really caring about the restaurant's impact on the environment. The salad menu with a drink, dessert, or a soup is 10.50 (the salad alone is 9 euros) and you get 4 veggies (one of which is the salad) and two choices from the "farm" (cheese or meet). Extra veggie toppings are 50 cents and cheese/meet additions are 1 euros. The sandwich is 9.50 for the same menu and there you get two veggies and again 2 "farm" toppings. THAT is just too expensive and it is possible to find cheaper in the immediate vicinity. I would be more OK with the price hike if they made the effort for sustainability. But with my soup and salad they gave me one of those plastic one size fits all needs bags with a fork, little spoon, knife, salt, pepper, and napkin. Then they gave me ANOTHER plastic spoon because the sppon in their kit was too small to use for my soup. On top of that, neither the salad container, utensils, nor soup container have any indication that they can be recycled. At least I could recycle the GIANT paper bag they gave me to carry everything away. I think I left with more plastic and paper than food. I am guessing that none of these things are locally produced, from a farm, or organic... so much for "Label Ferme" I DID enjoy my salad, soup, and bread nevertheless. My recommendation: You guys have the possibility of being a great place. At that price, you should just let people get as many toppings as they like. Or start at a lower price (like 4 euros) and THEN charge extra for each topping. Otherwise it is not really much of a choice. Also I would say that you can just keep all of the disposables and give me the reduction on my salad. Perhaps you could CHARGE people extra for taking the disposable lunch equipment pack. And some ecological/recyclable containers would be a nice touch as well.

I wish there were Cojean locations in my city. I would love to start my mornings here. Fresh,…read moretasty, healthy, affordable vegan-friendly food with excellent service in a modern clean environment. Great variety of sweet and savory meals, snacks, and drinks. Good coffee. I enjoyed a mushroom tofu sandwich, vegan linguine, and falafel coleslaw salad. The falafel was the only disappointing item (dry and bland, but the coleslaw was good). The vegan linguine was my favorite. Everything is clearly labelled for those with dietary restrictions (they also have serving calorie counts). Service was excellent.

This place was very neat. I ordered a litchi (I think that's…read morehow they spelled it) bubble tea. The boba was actually pretty good. I was so excited on finding boba in Europe. The tea itself was not sweetened but nevertheless was very refreshing. I wasn't able to try their food, but everyone else that was there seemed to be enjoying it very much! The workers there were also very nice.

Trendy and hip, with that right touch of blue that just makes it so inviting. Was Yelping where to…read morego, debating between this and some brassiere or crepe or boulangerie, these names get kinda confusing since we dont' have these back home, haha, and thankfully, I'm glad I didn't, had a bad Yelp rating but I digress. Ordered the lentil soup which was ok, but the mango/chia yogurt was good but the best: the panini sesame sandwich with fresh ham, mozza & tomato, totally out of this world: every crunch was delightful, nothing like this back home. And folks, it's just a sandwich but sure regret not going back again. It does get pretty busy here, because in those 5 minutes (internet was slow), by the time I walked in from the initial poke, 20+ ppl easily swooped in the seats. Luckily, we managed to find one. Great service; even the leftover soup, the staff offered a paper bag and a NEW spoon to boot. Action seats in the front sidewalk, as usual.

For any Californians or healthy eaters out there, this is tan excellent place to go for fresh and…read morehealthy items. It's like the French version of Lemonade---quick, easy, beautifully packaged, and simplistic ordering service. They have fresh soups, salads, sandwiches, organic health drinks, great coffees, teas, and a very decent pastry selection. Most Cojean staff speak perfect English so you if your French language skills are limited, you don't need to worry or stress out about asking questions or what to do about ordering. Note that the business lunch crowds on weekdays and weekend breakfasts tend to be extremely busy so try to avoid those times if you can.

Nice place where I have lunch sometimes, let's say every other week (it's right nearby my office)…read more The concept is very simple: they have a large choice (more than 20) of small sandwiches for 1€ to 3€, prepared as you order them. Recipe diversity is quite good, they have sandwiches with fish, meet, cheese, salad, veggies, and everything you can possibly imagine. You can ask for the bread to be toasted. I usually eat 3 of these sandwiches, but I have a good appetite ;) Also, the deserts are worth being tried, especially the "mousse au chocolat"!! All in all, you can have a good tasty meal and be full for ~10€.

I liked the concept of Cojean. Lots of vegetarian options. You can do take-out or there is plenty…read moreof seating available. Modern decor and some seats with bar stools. I would call it similar to Pret-A-Manger in London. Good for a quick take out lunch/snack. Hot and cold options available. I did find the pricing on the higher side, but, this is Paris....so I guess they also take advantage of it. I took a Vegetarian Risotto. Didn't like it much. I was looking for something vegetarian and savory. This did not have much flavor. Should have picked something else.

A great stop for a quick vegetarian lunch. Reminds me of New York take-away lunch spots: foods are…read morefreshly displayed in open front refrigerators, sandwiches pastas salads and more. Tasty, a touch pricey, but good quality. Atmosphere is more modern cafeteria than cafe, but it's bright and clean. Try it!