L'Homme Tranquille is a great example of the essential French bistro experience. No sprawling menu…read moreor ostentatious cocktail collection. Just great food and a well-curated wine list. My girlfriend went with the steak and I had the vegetarian option which was lentils, couscous, potatoes, mushrooms and a green salad. The steak was cooked a perfect medium rare. French bistros are certainly not known for their vegetarian/vegan options but I was totally blown away by my meal. Can't say enough about the service as a single server was not only handling an entire restaurant but she was singlehandedly providing better service than most restaurant's entire staff. The cosy atmosphere and a perfect red wine recommedation made for an incredibly memorable Parisian dining experience.

If you're seeking an authentic French cuisine experience this is a wonderful place to go. During a…read morerecent trip to Montmartre I ate here for dinner three times! The cooking is all totally homemade and fresh. My favorite waiter is Édouard, he is very gracious and an excellent host. Be sure to order the plat du jour, no matter what it is you won't be disappointed.

The hot dogs were affordable for vegan pricing and quite aesthetically prepared. You have 4 vegan…read moredogs to choose from with interesting flavors (Bahn mi, Guac, onions). I could have probably eaten 2 because since the vegan weenie is not as filling as it looks (or I just had a big appetite). My only suggestion is to make the hot dogs a little more juicer or offer ketchup/ mustard on the table to help. I'm used to making the beyond sausages at home which are still the best I've had on the vegan market and make it hard to compare other types against. Highly suggest ordering the veggies for a side (legumes rôtis). It was seasoned and cooked very well! Cute seating upstairs with free cucumber water. Access to a bathroom & WiFi as well (though password wasn't working).

Really good vegan hot dogs! I tried the Dogtor Dre (guacamole and crispy onions on top) with the…read morebrunch special, which included roasted veggies, a hot drink, a juice, and I chose pancakes for dessert. The hot dog was definitely the highlight, the pancakes and veggies were ok, and the juice was really good! A bit expensive for the amount of food you get, but overall a good brunch, especially when you need something a bit different from a standard "eggs etc" Paris brunch.

Excellent service and nice atmosphere, but I can't say I enjoyed the food. It all tasted pickled,…read morevinegary. I love vegan cuisine, so that part was no problem; the flavors themselves were just too acidic, with nothing creamy for balance.

Outstanding food! I was not sure my husband would like it but he was game, and enjoyed it as much…read moreas I did. Every dish is incredibly flavorful. We had mushroom soup, kohlrabi ravioli, stuffed parsnip, and bourguignon. Every dish was perfectly seasoned and so complex. We then had a cheese course yum! And dessert, a chocolate cake so rich and pineapple ganache- light, fluffy and flavorful. Our server was excellent- he knew the menu well and assisted us in selecting the perfect wine. We were so full after our meal and I thought I might be hungry an hour later but not at all! Highly recommend.

Large portions for a great price! Kind and welcoming service too - would definitely recommend!read more

What a wonderful place to have a sampling of Asian appetizers for lunch on aa wet, partly sunny in…read moreParis on a January afternoon. We were staying near the area and happened to pass by this place as we were searching for a place to grab a bite. It's a small indoor cafe, but two things stuck out: the friendliness of the greeter (who we later found out is the owner) and that the dumplings were being handcrafted fresh by ladies right in front. We were seated at the last available seating for two, and there was a carafe of still water right there (with a sprig of mint for flavor). The restaurant emphasizes the fusion element (mainly between Chinese-dim-sum and Japanese Gyoza). We got two plates from the 'Les Compositions' menu: Menu (Dim Sum) Star (15.90€) and Menu Gyoza (14.90€). The Gyoza plate came out first, consisting of 4 meat dumplings and 4 veggie dumplings (you can tell the difference by the color of the wrapper). The plate also had medium grain rice, and seaweed salad, and a dipping sauce (soy vinegar). The dim sum plate came in two personalized size steam baskets that came JUST out of the steamer (all of it was very freshly hot, which was great). It came with rice, dipping sauce, and edamame (which is why it is called fusion, I guess). Everything was good, very fresh, and steaming hot. Obviously it depended on personal preference for fillings (we both like meat fillings a lot more than vegetarian). The size was perfect for the two of us for lunch, and we finally sated our (good) rice fix after a 12 day absence. As we were finishing, the greeter came over, and asked us to write something in a guest book. Kinda neat, so my wife wrote a nice greeting. We learned that she was Anne, the owner, and when she noticed that we were from Cali, she pointed us to a different guest book that had been signed by a famous California resident. We struck up a conversation, and paid by credit card. We left the restaurant really happy (it helped that the sun peeked out as we went outside as well). Ann was really cool, and love how a place like this exists (probably all over the city) without much hoopla.

Was in Paris for business and met a friend here for dinner. She lived around the corner and never…read morebeen there so we decided to give it a try. We both had pizza. It was pretty good! We both had a pizza (it was a personal pizza) with wood fired crust. The pizza was pretty tasty and delicious. Atmosphere was unstressful, laid back, but lively. She's native French and is peak french, so I caan't comment on any English ability of the servers,but for us, the waitresses were friendly and helpful.

A great neighborhood soup, salad and sandwich place. When we were there it was full of locals…read more The inside has a clean new hip look to it. The sandwiches were more than enough to feed one person and for a lighter lunch a couple could share. The chicken sandwich came with salsa on top and was delicious. We were so happy we stumbled on this jewel.

Always the very best! The food is tasty, flavorful and pleasing to the eyes. Delicious and…read morelovingly prepared. I love the Guenmai and have since it opened in the 70's. When the weather is good you can eat outside and feel that you are in a little village in the middle of Paris. It's lovely all around. A Gem!!!!

For the vegan traveller looking to take a walking break - what a gem!! This place has such heart, I…read moreabsolutely adore it!! Flavours and quality of ingredients, with a fresh squeezed juice.. fantastic!! Definitely enjoying the light grocery shopping after. Probably taking home some granola :) Thank you, thank you, thank you for this beautiful healthy place!! Home!

The ambiance is energetic, bright. I was drawn here by the oatly milk alternative advertising on…read morethe window. I had just left another juice spot, and still had it on my mind. I'm used to fresh juice daily and I haven't had my fix here in Paris. So it's something I look for. So this is a nice healthier food option. I ordered Le Glow: carrot, apple, pollen. To help give me a boost on my way to see the Statue of Liberty. I like and recommend it. I'm adding it to my go to spots in Paris. I believe the serving since for the juices are 12 oz. For €6.50 Regular orange juice in Paris can range from €4-6; so overall, it's a decent value! And enjoyable rest spot.

It's one of those places that appear every so often and I loved it! It had lots of healthy options-…read moresalads, sandwiches, smoothies. It's a bit expensive but you get what you pay for- fresh ingredients. Cojean helped me fit in my jeans.

The juice gave me food poisoning and I missed out on an amazing experience I pre paid and lost…read more600$. The owner also was very creepy to me and hit on me and made me feel unsafe. This isn't a safe place for female travelers. This was the worst experience of my life in France.

I think the best word to describe the experience I've had here is: nourishing. The adaptation of…read moreFrench and Bangladeshi flavors work so well together. I don't think I've ever had such fresh vegetables in one meal before. I loved the amazing accompaniment of bread & the spicy Bangladeshi side. It's SO apparent that the head chef is an expert in "umami." The staff is so lovely and attentive. They were completely understanding with my lack of French and the language barrier was no problem. Thank you so much for your hospitality, I'll be sure to come again! arigatou gozaimasu & apnader dhonnobad!