I don't understand the high ratings for this place. We stopped here for lunch and ordered their…read more"plate du jour" (plate of the day; €16). They came out in under 5 minutes. There was rice, some split pea dish, creamed leek, creamy hummus that wasn't quite working for me, a very acidic carrot dish with what seemed like old peanuts, shredded beets, and a sad few pieces of leaves. Nothing was particularly interesting but it was mostly edible; really didn't like the acidic carrots. Pleasant service and a nice environment, but the food was lacklustre. Not recommended.

A nice vegan restaurant in the heart of cool Canal Street area. The menu is pretty simple they have…read moreraw vegan options or cooked vegan options. Also in assortment of fresh juices. They also have raw healthy vegan desserts. They have seating inside and outside. We got the plate of cooked vegan food to share it came with things like grains a small soup tahini sauce broccoli It was very hearty and tasty. I also got a hibiscus juice which was delicious. The service was fast and very friendly I recommend this place especially with most of the restaurants menus full of meat and cheese.

This new indoor farmer's market may not have the warmest layout and lighting, but they have the…read moremost delicious organic baby pears that I have every tasted in my life! All of the produce is sourced locally and the prices are quite nice. It's a very no frills situation, just produce in wooden crates and a small fridge for some of the dairy items and prepared soups. The staff is friendly, but in that gruff, "I've been doing this for decades and have nothing to prove to you kind of way." After 15 years in Paris, I consider this affable behavior. Beyond the minor attitude, this place is definitely a nice addition to the neighborhood and from what I've been told is just starting out so expect more vendors to join the ranks soon.

Really excellent vegetarian food -- bright, fresh, flavorful. I eat meat but my body was screaming…read morefor beta carotene. I had the sweet potatoes in a light cream sauce (I'm sure you could skip the sauce) and tofu balls (think falafel balls) on a base of yellow lentils with a generous portion of charred broccoli. Best cheap meal I've had in Paris.

Two words: Food. Poisoning…read more I tried calling this place to let them know I got food poisoning from eating there last night. There was no answer, during open hours. I've only had food poisoning once before, many years ago. Typically food poisoning kicks in between 4-6 hours after eating something bad. Like clockwork, 4 hours after eating there, I started to experience nausea and stomach cramping. I went to bed, hoping I would sleep it off and was jolted awake within an hour with violent and turbulent food poisoning. I'm wiped out. I ate food at their hot bar, which maybe the food was sitting for too long, all day? I don't know, but there was a little mouse running around on the floor and I told the staff about it. They said it was typical and hard to take care of. I feel bad for writing this review, as I know as a small business, how important good reviews are. Plus, the staff were overall super nice. And I love that they have gluten free and dairy free options and everything's organic. But I went to hell and back last night, after eating there and it's disrupted my vacation. Super unfortunate.

Walked in merely because I liked the vibe, and I wasn't disappointed…read more Food: 4/5. Got a "ptit veggie" which is a buddah bowl basically. It was good, maybe a bit dry and not enough sauce (I blame the rice and falafal ball combo). Also, it doesnt say whats in the bowl from the menu (there are strawberries and stuff, so if youre allergic to things, I suggest you ask). Vibe: 4/5. Love the vibe and the idea. Very bobo, hippie chic style. Very Los Angeles. I do have to bring it down because there isnt enough seating. But then, its small so I cant say that they have much options? Total, 4/5. Worth the stop! And its quite cheap for the quality of the food. I recommend!