Not welcoming to Americans who don't speak French. Bao bun is actually brioche. Pork is barbecue,…read moreotherwise food was decent if you're in a pinch. Ambiance ok.

I was looking for healthier lunch options near Gare de Lyon and a colleague recommended Le…read moreCrémieux. This little restaurant has a lovely and clean atmosphere, and are known for all organic rice bowls. I opted for the fish option that came with rice and cabbage. I really wanted to love it, but it was a bit bland. It could do with a heavy hand of seasoning. However, I support their concept and would be willing to return and try something else.

This is the coffee shop that we've all been longing for to come to Paris -- friendly, personal,…read morehomemade, and, most importantly, VEGAN. (There are some other coffee shops in Paris that are similar in style, but if you *don't* eat animals and their secretions, any time you go to one of those "cool type" shops you have to settle for just a cuppa.) No! Us vegans want something to EAT, by jove. Thank God for Grounded. Everything is delicious and creatively presented, the hot chocolate is actually made with melted dark chocolate (um, SO GOOD,) and their menu is always evolving with the seasons. AMAZING food, guys. I'll be back -- hungry -- for more of their savory fare.

I made sure to scope out some great vegan spots before I visited Paris, and I can definitely say…read moreI'm glad I put this place on the list of restaurants to eat at! The two items we ordered were both SO good. We ordered some sort of toast that has almond butter, hazelnut butter, jam, and coconut flakes. It had the perfect amount of sweetness to satisfy a slight morning sweet tooth. The other item we ordered was the bowl of the month (or maybe it's the bowl of the week?) It, too, was wonderful, and so filling! Grounded is really cute and cozy inside, but I will say that it was HOT in this small space. Also, there isn't much seating in here. Maybe enough for 12-15 people. Still, the food here is incredible and the man working at the counter was so kind. Definitely stop in here if you can!

Loved this restaurant!!! All of the food was so fresh and delicious and very different from what we…read moreare used to in US. We had a lentil soup, with toast, and some breads. All were delicious and vegan!

Good coffee and decent cake. The lemon cake was a bit too sweet and the carrot cake a bit too dry…read morebut the lattes were superb. I had asked via social media for a menu a few times and was told I would be sent a picture of the menu for the week and then never recieved it. So the communication is lacking a little. I was hoping we could have lunch here but there were only a couple food items on the menu and none of them appealing to us. Overall I would recommend this place if you are in the area for coffee and dessert, otherwise if Cloud Cakes is closer I would go there instead.

Amazing vegan cafe & grocery store. Came here for lunch straight from the plane. Croque monseuir…read more(not sure how to spell?) was huge & tasty. Also split a salad with the hubby. Very fresh & delish. Came by later in the evening to pick up desserts. I wish I had taken pics!!!! They have veganized traditional French pastries perfectly. Service was good. Casual hipster ambiance. A must try for vegans traveling in Paris.

What an excellent way to close out our Paris trip! We made a reservation ahead of time and were…read moreable to get a table at a reasonable hour. I ordered the CROQUE-MONSIEUR FOREVER and my bf had the MAC'N'CHEESE CHICKYCHURRI. Both were delicious. I had been wanting to try croque-monsieur since I was a teen but there hadn't been a vegan version available to me until this trip. I know it's just a glorified grilled ham & cheese, but I just wanted to have it in France. It was just as I imagined- crispy toasted bread with ooey gooey cheese and "ham"; the perfect comfort food. I took off one star due to a botched dessert situation. We had ordered the Saint-Honore, which was still in the case but when it came time to bring our dessert, they had given it to another table. They had offered to bring it out our table while we were still eating but we asked for it to be brought out after we finished our entrees. Whatever was left were items that weren't as unique to France so it was disappointing to order a cheesecake which we could also get back in the US. If I'm rating based on the food and ambiance (without the dessert mishap), this place would definitely have 5 stars. That mishap with the dessert was a crummy way to end our meal. Oh well. Still give this place a try and enjoy their market afterwards. There were plenty of delicious things in the fridge like mock meats, tofu, cheeses and other vegan items for purchase. Also available for purchase were vegan-friendly clothing, stationary, cookbooks, shoes, and unique gifts.

Back for our coffee and hot chocolate A special blueberry…read moremuffin and a chocolate croissant. Growing Food.

One of the most amazing food places. So many delicious vegan and non-vegan options! Thanks for…read morecreating great food

Super cute but VEGAN only do we didn't stay for brunch. I couldn't do the vegan eggs and we were…read morehungry. But very cute Parisian style

Super tiny shop but they offer such a great variety of vegan dessert choices. I got some sort of…read morepistachio tart and it was incredible! My mom (who doesn't eat a vegan diet) tried it and she loved it as well! The second thing I ordered was a chocolate chip and hazelnut cookie. It wasn't bad by any means, but it was nothing special and honestly a tad bit dry. Also, just a heads-up, on Yelp it shows that there is a check-in offer that you can use here, but when I showed the offer to the owner who was working in the shop, she said they don't use Yelp, so the offer discount couldn't be applied. Overall, I think Jo and Nana Cakes is awesome and definitely worth checking out! You won't be disappointed.

Absolutely love this place! They met the needs of our entire family which has some vegans and some…read morewith severe food allergies. It's the first time our kids could have pho!!! The staff were so helpful and worked through the language barriers with the help of Google translate.

Slow and inattentive service with mostly disappointing food…read more The spring rolls tasted like they used a whole wheat type of wrapper, which was too dense and the dipping sauce was weak sauce. No flavour. Papaya Salad was sweet and just watery--wrong and disappointing. Broccoli Vegetable Stirfry was tasty but it came out first and then I had to wait over 20 minutes for anything to eat it with. No rice, no noodles came that we had ordered until the Broccoli Stirfry had gotten cold. Terrible timing. Instead of coming over to ask how everything was, the owner who took our order just avoided eye contact the entire time I was waiting and not eating. The Beef Curry was watery with absolutely no developed flavours. The Singapore Vermicelli when it finally came was excellent. It was so much like I remember pre-vegan and I didn't miss the egg at all. This is a very hard dish to find anywhere vegan with the same flavour I expect so I will miss being able to have this! The Sticky Rice was good when it finally arrived. It captured the smoky banana-leaf flavour well and the rice was just sticky enough with the right amount of little bits that were sweet, nutty, salty and slightly tangy. We were ushered to a tiny table that did not fit all our food so this made for a very uncomfortable dining experience. They wrapped the spring rolls in a bag to create more space afterwards but didn't put the spring rolls in anything, just literally stuck them in a plastic bag. Disappointing.

From the owner: Koto-Koto : onomatopée japonaise désignant le son de ce qui mijote dans la casserole…read more Koto-Koto c'est une cuisine japonaise, familiale et décontractée, telle que peuvent la savourer les japonais au quotidien, spécialisée dans la préparation des bento sur place ou à emporter. Tous les jours le restaurant prépare trois bento (viande, poisson et vegan), un plat du jour, une salade et deux desserts. Les plats sont renouvelés quotidiennement et sont préparés à partir de produits frais. La gamme de prix varie entre 10 et 15 euros

Filling vegan food. Not an oxymoron, I promise!…read more Showed up with some friends the other day right at opening time (12h30) and grabbed a leek and asparagus tarte with a great spread of raw and lightly cooked veg. Great juices, and had I had any room, some good desserts too. For the curious among you, there's also a vegan quinoa-based beer! Even the Belgian in our group rated it not bad! Go omnivores, even carnivores! You'll enjoy it.

O M G. Can those three letters be the end of my review? I guess I would need to try better at…read morearticulating how good this place is. The food is amazing to say the least. The combination of flavors is like a party in your mouth! Definitely one of the better vegan places I've tried in my travels. No heavy feeling after my meal and extremely plant based. I feel alive!! And the juice, which consisted of carrot, ginger, lemon, apple and celery was maginfique!! Tres bien!! Vegans in Paris... come here. Stat!

The plan was to eat inside of the establishment. It was lit with natural light. We ordered our food…read moreand made it to go due to a schedule change. I purchased on a Monday and ate it Wednesday. Let me tell you how absolutely delicious it was and how much I wish I could have eaten it when I purchased it. The service was quick and the coffee was good. Definitely going back before I leave.

I was very impressed with the food at Season Square. This is a vegan fast food joint in a cool…read moreParis neighbourhood off the beaten path. The menu is simple and compact. You have the choice between three types of burgers, or bowls, or salads. There are some side dish and dessert options as well. I had the "Krispy burger" which was a home made breaded vegan patty with lettuce, mayo, and avocado on a bun. The patty was crispy and well seasoned on the outside, and soft and chewy on the inside. Unlike some vegetarian proteins, this patty was not overly salty or processed. It tasted natural and was very satisfying. The french fries were hot and delicious, and came with a spicy mayo dip. There was outdoor seating available which made the meal even more enjoyable on a beautiful Late Spring day. Season Square is a great option for vegan fast food in Paris. If you are a tourist like me, it is definitely worth taking a long walk through the city to taste this food and explore new neighbourhoods.