Don't let the out of the way location near the conservatory fool you, this is a really nice…read morerestaurant that makes fresh meals with ingredients that change every day. The staff really cares about what they make and you can tell it in every bite. They offer both a vegetarian and non-vegetarian option each day. I had a wonderful chicken tangine. They also have natural wines that are just outstanding.

Les Marmites Volantes is a little out of the way if you're in an around the 1er/2eme arr. in Paris,…read morebut it's well worth visiting. They offer two menus, un avec viande et un Végétarien. My friend and I ordered both végétarien dishes, and ended up sharing as they were both sublime. They have a small bar offering, and friendly staff to boot. One of the highlights of my recent trip to Paris, and with plenty of cool places to visit in the area, make sure you start off your afternoon with lunch at Les Marmites Volantes.

But have you ever dined out in a bathtub or bed?…read more At first it seems like a cute vegetarian cafe/brasserie along the canal- unassuming and fairly standard. Vegetarian dishes are the highlight here, meat and eggs can be added for extra. Then you walk upstairs and see the uniquely decorated "home" that puts a new spin on "eating in". We came for the weekend brunch 12-3pm. All orders placed at the counter consisted of a couple croissants, a light entree, a dessert, and all you can have coffee, juice, baguette, butter, and jam for 24€. We were given the pastries, and a buzzer to collect our entree and dessert when they were ready from the basement kitchen. So you'll definitely need to be with people who can walk up and down stairs while holding plates- and maybe more than one plate if someone needs to hold a spot at tables. It is pricier than other brunches nearby, but it is also a novelty and part of what you're paying for is the unlimited nature of the buffet and time you will occupy the adorably decorated but limited space.

Devoured and loved the vegan cookie here! Seriously 5 stars go to the vegan chocolate chip cookie,…read morechai tea & adorable set up. The veggie salad was filling and also vegan You feel like you're in a vintage Parisian home, make sure to sit upstairs in one of the rooms (bathroom, kitchen, bedroom, or dining room) Staff was very kind and helped me with translating French to English. Great place to relax from walking or snag a quick bite.

!!! ATTENTION : FREEGAN PONY IS CURRENTLY CLOSED !!! Yesterday, A group of friends and I went out…read moreof our way to visit the venue after planning a week in advance. There were discrepancies with the opening times between what was listed on Facebook and on the webpage, so opted for an 20:00 arrival time. All signs pointed to the venue being open. However, it was closed without any notice. We later found out that due to internal management issues and licensing shortfalls they shut down (or were shut down by authorities). THE VERDICT : GIVE NOTICE to eliminate confusion and disappointment. I am surprised that no one else has bothered to mention anything, manager or visitor alike. Given the ratings, there was something special going on there - an opportunity to set an example and integrate itself into the fabrics of the community... Whatever is going on, I hope that the leaders find strength in another like-minded initiative and approach it with a greater sense of responsibility. Best, e

Hands down - this is the coolest and hippest spot in Paris at the moment…read more What is Freegan pony? Tucked away at the edge of Paris, you'll find this gem in the most improbable spot. The vibe here is definitely very underground and you really must come see for yourself to experience it. Freegan, a hybrid word combining "free" and "vegan", is just that. Here, volunteers salvage the leftovers from Paris' largest fruit and veggie market (Rungis) and then scramble to cook up a delicious meal with that. The menu obviously changes every day depending on what's left over, and that's the cool part. It's all vegetarian - no meat - and sometimes some grain or bread will be added to accompany your meal and give it consistency. When I was here, we had a delicious tomato soup as a starter, then a dish with couscous type grains and tomato and fried onions with a white sauce, followed by rice pudding for dessert. Once you open the door to this underground lair, you first sign up at a small table and are explained the concept, as well as given a membership card to the association. Reservations are an absolute MUST btw, as it is very popular and also seats and feeds a max of 50. (Also you need to reserve in order to know when it's open - currently it's open Friday - Monday but that could change.) Then you go to the counter and grab a cup, plate, napkin, and silverware and seat yourself. All the tables, furniture, decoration, silverware, etc is all second hand and gives it a really vintage feel. It's really an experience eating here. Btw: It can be a bit nippy in here, so make sure to bring an extra sweater and dress warmly! You then wait for the kitchen staff to call your name. One of the members of the association came over and explained the concept and the evening's menu to us, letting us know that they had put a lot of love into sorting through all the Rotten tomatoes and salvaging what they could. It was cool to have that kind of interaction with the association members/volunteers and give it a more personalized feel. I'm sure it's not an easy task concocting menus and cooking for 50! At the end, when you've finished eating, you must clear away your dirty dishes and leave them in a designated area, which will have been explained and shown to you upon entry (just like at the cafeteria). At the end, it's up to you to choose how much to pay. There is no set price, and you choose to give the amount you want. It really makes it accessible to everyone. To sum up : if you haven't been here yet, seriously what are you waiting for? This place is AWESOME. Can't wait to come back! P.S.: Don't forget to make reservations!

It's been years since my last Yelp review, but when I realized that the Cantine Vagabonde didn't…read moreeven reach 4 stars thanks to completely uninspired and unhelpful reviews such as the one by Adrian M, I decided that I had to take action! I've been eating here quite regularly for lunch on weekdays, sometimes with my toddler in tow, and it has always been a wonderful experience. The menu changes daily depending on what organic vegetables have been delivered and I have always found the dishes to be thoughtful, tasty and well-prepared, with just the right touch of "I'm eating out but it still feels like a home-cooked meal". The service is friendly and the decor is very cute, unpretentious and rustic. I would recommend making a reservation but I've never had to wait without one if I got there early enough. - - - Cela fait des annees que je ne publie plus d'avis sur Yelp, mais lorsque j'ai realise que la Cantine Vagabonde n'atteignait meme pas les 4 etoiles grace a des avis en manque d'inspiration et inutiles tels que celui d'Adrian M, j'ai decide qu'il etait temps d'agir! Je mange ici regulierement en semaine, parfois avec ma fille de deux ans, et a chaque fois mon dejeuner est fantastique. La carte change quotidiennement suivant l'arrivage des legumes et j'ai toujours trouve que les plats etaient bien penses, delicieux, prepares avec beaucoup d'attention et avec la juste dose de "je mange a l'exterieur mais j'ai quand meme l'impression de manger du fait-maison". Le service est sympa; le decor est mignon, sans pretention et rustique. Je dirais qu'il vaut mieux reserver mais je n'ai jamais eu a attendre en arrivant avant le rush.

The Cantine is easy to find, near the Canal de l'Ourcq, just a block or two north of the Stalingrad…read moremetro station and a block or two south of the urban park Jardin d'Eole. The chalkboard menu listed two vegetarian main courses, appetizer, dessert, wine, ginger beer , coffee and other non alcoholic beverages, all served in a homey ground-floor setting. There are wooden tables inside, and a few cafe tables out front on the rue d'Aubervillers. The set meals are a good deal (a "formule" including appetizer, main & dessert, or other combos such as appetizer & main, or main & dessert ), the waitstaff is welcoming and the atmosphere is unpretentious . We arrived shortly before lunch service ended, but were able to get a meal, though some some dishes were sold out. Our lentil salad and sweet potato felafel with mixed salad were tasty and fresh. We didn't feel pressured to order or eat quickly and were served promptly with a smile. Some staff are English speaking, if that's needed. Credit cards OK.

the food is delicious as well as the quantity I went two day straight I really like to go again…read more thanks to them they really feeding from heart. staff is so kind .

Tiny place that can get busy. Great place for an affordable Asian meal, with dishes spanning…read moreVietnamese, Thai, Malaysian and Chinese cuisines. I ordered the Thai curry noodle soup (€9), pictured - tasty flavours. Portion was okay, but would've liked more, and definitely would've liked more veggies. Overall, very tasty and somewhat authentic. Recommended.

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.

Great vegan restaurant with AMAZING calzones! The vegan wine…read moreand BIO is great tasting. We will go there again and again when we visit Paris

Well #WinkySmalls and I finally got to #BulldogVegan last night, a tiny, warm, pretty and friendly…read morerestaurant just below Monmartre, with fantastic food! We couldn't understand why it wasn't in any of the #ParisVegan or #VeganParis guides but it has only been open 4 months! The mixed plate of appetizers, including homemade hummus and baba ganoush was scrumptious! The calzones were superb and the bio vin rouge is delicious. You see Winky with his one eye on the baked potato there, and yes, he got some, but the lovely proprietor, who has tattoos of her dogs on her forearm, as well as a beautiful mural of them on the restaurant wall, had treats for him as well. What a lovely evening! Vegan friends, don't miss this sweet spot when you are in Paris - then while you are in the area, finish your evening with a mini hike (or tram straight up the hill) up the Butte Monmartre to #SacreCouer, and another glass of wine in one of the lovely restaurants at the top of Monmartre.

The people that worked there were really nice! They didn't really speak any English, but one of the…read morewaiters went upstairs to get the DJ from the bar/dance area to come and translate everything for us! He was really great and we were very grateful that he did that for us. The food was good for the price. We had chicken and couscous, and they made a vegetable plate for my friend who is vegetarian. Overall it was great.

I rarely write reviews but felt it was necessary to write for Le Bastringue. I am solo in Paris for…read more3 nights and dined here twice. Ambience is great, it's all I could ask for. It's small, it's light hearted, music is pumping, and the staff are all friendly and seem happy to be there. Kindly helped me through the entirely French menu haha. Not to mention the food is wonderful. Great for anyone looking for a fun and tasy dinner away from the tourist traps!

I am a vegetarian, and I don't speak French but our server was so nice and told me what was…read morevegetarian. I got a pasta that was SO GOOD, this is the best food in Paris! Our hotel worker recommended it, because the chef changes the menu everyday. It is so nice inside too, plenty quiet. They are so busy, but we didn't have to wait at all. There is a HUGE outdoor area by the river, and it was completely full, but you don't have to wait long for your food at all. You must eat here!

Initially, we were supposed to go to another cafe but found out that they were full with…read morereservations. We tried another place and they were closed. We were desperately looking for a place to eat and stumbled upon this place and it was the best idea to enter this cafe! They have a super chill dog that walks up to every table and checks up on you. Super friendly. We arrived right at happy hour so we got a couple quarter wine pitchers. We then ordered the tapas and wow. So good. The potatoes were probably my favorite. I think the combo of wine + the tapas were a good idea

We were looking for a place to have a late night dinner and were super lucky to find this…read morerestaurant. From the minute we walked in we were welcomed warmly and were happily surprised the bartender/hostess was willing to work with us on our poor French with her superb English. The ambiance is cozy with couches, locals, good music and a friendly dog to boot. We came late summer and with the windows open a refreshing breeze and the constant flow of foot traffic made for great people watching. The food was flavorful and everything we ordered was delicious. I wish we had discovered this spot sooner I highly recommend anyone in the area come check this place out at least for a drink you will not be disappointed, particularly if it's past 10 and your stomach is growling!