Delicious brunch spot with healthy vegan food! The flavors are a fusion of Indian and Thai and I…read morethink anyone would enjoy- vegan or not. The atmosphere is like a cute cafe and the presentation is very artistic. One of my favorite lunch spots in Paris!

You can't really go wrong with a vegan restaurant called rice rice. The food, setting, and service…read moreall contributed to a fantastic dinner. Riz Riz is conveniently located in Marais and has a fairly large space--a number of tables, many of which could accommodate larger groups. After checking for our reservation, my partner and I were quickly seated and offered the choice of an English menu (thank you!) For food, we settled on the "rice table" which was a bit of a smorgasbord of several dishes on their menu. It came in 8 decent size bowls, with another bowl of rice for each of us. There were a few stew/soup style bowls (which were all delicious), some that focused on chickpeas or edamame, another with sweet potato waffles, and one with an incredible beet hummus. If it sounds like a lot of food, it was, even for two people. We both walked away very filled up, though stomach's happy. Pricing was reasonable too, keeping the wallet happy as well. And if you want to keep the night going, there's plenty of places nearby to grab a drink. Cheers!

I came here with a friend for dinner on a Tuesday evening in November 2019. Before moving to Paris,…read moremy friend had been a vegan, but found it tough to keep it up in France. It was nice to be able to go to a restaurant where she could be sure to find something vegan to eat. The restaurant was pretty empty when we arrived shortly after opening time that evening, but about an hour later it had filled up considerably. You won't find "traditional" French food here, as the menu featured vegan takes on dishes such as tacos and Philly cheesesteaks. However, the food was pretty hearty and comforting, and it had clearly been prepared with care and health in mind. I ordered the tacos, which came as a trio, each with a different vegan filling (Impossible burger, sweet potatoes, and black beans). I wouldn't say it had the flavors/spice of Mexican food that I'm used to from the States, but it was tasty and filling. I also got a side of plantains, which was a very generous portion; I wound up not being able to finish them. My friend got the Philly "cheesesteak" with a side of fries and really enjoyed it. For dessert, we got the cheese sampler, which came with some grain/seed crackers and a few grapes. The cheese sampler was probably more savory than we expected for dessert, so if you've got a sweet tooth I'd go for one of the other options. However, we really liked the "cheeses," as they were all very flavorful and had a nice spreadable texture. The restaurant was very cute and cozy. It's a small space, so the tables are pretty close together, but that's normal for a big city anyway. I really liked the décor, and the service was quick and friendly. The woman working at the restaurant spoke decent English, and there were English menus as well. I also felt the prices were pretty reasonable for Paris, and given the quantity and quality of the food. The restaurant is conveniently located a short walk from the Paris Saint-Lazare train station. Definitely worth a visit if you'd like a nice vegan meal in a Parisian restaurant with a warm atmosphere.

Yem'a is for real folk. Working folk. Anyone who wants to fill their belly without entirely…read moreemptying their pockets. Hacina takes pride in providing dishes that are hearty, wholesome, and, above all, accessible. No 20 euro rice balls here -- you're going to leave nourished and satisfied. See, unlike some vegan restaurants, Yem'a is anything but pretentious. Cantine-style and communal, you bus your own table, and sit real-cozy-like next to your neighbor in the small eating area in the back of the restaurant. And guess what? It's gluten-free, too. So suddenly planning next week's luncheon with your work team just got that much easier. (Because we know your project manager Gustave has celiac something fierce.) The carrot and raisin curry is A-MAZ-ing, as is the quinoa tagine, the lentil purée, and heck, everything really. (Make sure you try the chick pea bake!)

Very tasteless food! At least it was hot and a decent serving. Ordered the vegetable curry, asked…read moreif it was spicy and assured it wasn't, but it definitely was, at my limit, but no flavor beneath burning chilly. Pumpkin & leek soups were pretty tasteless. Really needed some salt..... Being vegan appealed to me but most cafes offer a vegan dish or Buddha Bowl, so will frequent them when visiting Paris.

The food was of very high quality. We had the vegan burger, roasted butternut squash and vegan…read morelasagana. All were not only deliscious they were very filling. The server was very friendly and patient. The cafe very quite, clean and relaxing.

We had takeaway lunch from kitchen almost every day while we were in Paris. It was a nutritionally…read morebalanced meal that was delicious and the owner was extremely kind and welcoming. We will be back the next time we are in Paris Merci!

Delicious breakfast, huge portions, large selection of food and drinks, friendly staffread more

Excited to see the plant-based cuisine scene à Paris starting to grow!…read more Sense Eat is a lovely little eatery in the heart of the Marais. Perhaps the name suggests mindful eating. The ambiance is calming and simple yet sophisticated in a way that's refreshing for Paris. And the service is relaxed and cheerful. They seem comfortable serving American patrons. The menu has many clearly marked vegan and gluten free options. We were brought a pleasant amuse bouche of a chilled fennel soup with a complimentary basket of rustic country bread (tasty!). We then started with the asparagus appetizer, which was perfectly cooked, as well as the sashimi, a bit of a misnomer as it turned out to be a flavorful savory flan over a crust of carmelized onion. For the mains, we had the risotto, the bigoli pasta, and the sedano raoa. The sedano was baked and sautéed celeriac, with Ponzu sauce and a macadamia butter purée and of the dishes was the most innovative with a robust flavor profile. The other two dishes would be much better with salt and seasoning to bring forward the flavors. Overall, the concept is there and the mission is a brave one!

The food was fabulous, as was the ambiance. Unfortunately, the restaurant is permanently closed.read more

The food here is so delicious! I only wish I had discovered it at the beginning of my recent trip…read moreto Paris- I easily could have eaten here everyday! Aside from the food, the ambiance and staff are just lovely. One must make a reservation but that's not a problem. I will definitely be back!

I was super excited to find this place in order to enjoy some French classics in plant-based form…read more We dropped in for lunch and when we arrived, shortly after noon, we were the first guests. A few other parties trickled in through the course of our meal. The menu has many appealing dishes but after narrowing everything down, GF ordered the onion soup and seitan bourguignon. I ordered a vegan "roast" with the side of potatoes. I'm not going to bullshit you, nobody is going to confuse this onion soup for the real deal but once you get past that, it was absolutely excellent. You're hearing this from someone who doesn't like onions or beef broth. I wanted to just try it but ended up funneling half of it down my gullet. The roast was pretty good, as were the potatoes and what I assume was a creamy cauliflower "salad" like side. It was nothing earth shattering but enjoyable and I really appreciated having a vegan meal considering the vast majority of the offerings in this city. Regarding the beef bourguignon, GF says: "it was very tasty". I will add that the service was...just ok. It was pretty quick and prompt but in stark contrast to the welcoming and friendly service received elsewhere in the city.

Came across this quaint place tonight and I had to stop in. i was given a table with a great view…read moreof the restaurant. I loved the decor and the requests for customer artwork as seen on the menu and a wall. The variety of galettes was really good. I had the Barbara - mushrooms, spinach, emmental and toasted almonds. It was delicious and super filling. I enjoyed the cider as well. Service was fast and good and the price was reasonable. Check it out if you're in Paris.

After a long day at Versailles, my wife and I wanted a light meal. This place did not disappoint…read more I had a wonderfully flavorful mushroom, turmeric hummus crepe with an egg on top. My wife had a perfectly dressed bursts and ham salad. It hit just right. The home made lemon curd crepe for dessert was delicious. I will not hesitate to return if time permits. The interior is very quaint and colorful. Most importantly service was spot on. Highly recommended.

After traveling through Europe for a few days, I felt it was time to incorporate my favorite Asian…read morecuisines back into my life. That's where Végébowl comes in to save the day as my first meal after arriving in Paris. Being the de facto food connoisseur of my group since I'm plant-based, I was excited to try this spot and see my friends enjoying all the food as well. We started with their Shiitake Mushroom Fritters (6€) and these were crispy, golden perfection in our mouths. They weren't overly fried or greasy and the mushrooms were tender and fantastic. For my main, I tried their Claypot Udon with Satay Sauce (12€). Even on a hot Parisian day, this noodle soup definitely filled me up. The sauce was fantastic - a mix of satay paste and coconut milk, and all the tofu and veggies incorporated with the udon was just heavenly. They also had BOBA. I was thrilled that they offered milk tea (with ice!) and boba, and while it didn't blow me away, the fact that it was even available meant I was ordering one. My friend agreed. Definitely loved dining here and would say they are one of my go-to spots now especially the next time I'm in Paris.

Probably one my favorite vegan restaurant in Paris. I'm so glad that they were 3 blocks away from…read moreour hotel. I went everyday we were in Paris. The vegan egg they have is one of the most interesting vegan food they have. I even have to order to go for me to eat for my plane ride home. It will haunt me forever that I have to live my life knowing this is the other side of the world and I just cant have it whenever I want