Paris has already started to follow the vegan trend and the possibilities to eat vegan here are greater than ever. We have chosen a list of the best vegan restaurants in Paris. And they are not necessarily the most expensive.
First, let’s put them on a map:
42 Degres
109 rue du Faubourg Poissonnière, 75009 Paris
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This bistronomic restaurant provides 100% “Raw Food” cuisine.
What is “Raw Food” cuisine, you may ask?
It is a way of cooking raw and dried foods to preserve all present nutrients, vitamins and enzymes, all of which are damaged when the temperature is higher than 42° C, hence the restaurant’s name.
Naturally, all dishes are gluten-free and vegans often like the vegetables navarin or the mushroom burger.
Price: €20 for the lunch formula (starters, main dish, and dessert)
What we like: a compelling and innovative “Raw Food” experience. Lunchtime meals are affordable.
What we like a little less: raw food which can be hard to digest for those with a weak stomach
Website (in French)
Sol Semilla
23 rue des Vinaigriers, 75010 Paris
This superfood vegan canteen, located close to Canal Saint Martin, is the first superfood French brand.
What is superfood?
Simply put food with a high content in nutrients.
More than a mere canteen, this branch shop insists on 4 very important requirements in their cooking: nutrition, flavor, ecology and fair trade.
You will find dishes that are nutritious but also joyful and delicious thanks to surprisingly colored vegan cream as well as spices, flowers, and fresh herbs.
Price: Lunch menus go from €19 to €23.50. Dinner courses go from €15 to €19.
What we like: a familial and unorthodox cuisine which we aren’t used to.
What we like a little less: the quantity can be somewhat insufficient on occasion.
Le potager de Charlotte
- 12 rue de la Tour d’Auvergne, 75009 Paris
- 21 rue Rennequin, 75017 Paris
The Valentin brothers David and Adrien have started managing this vegan restaurant since September 2015. The atmosphere is quiet, cozy and warm.
This restaurant is family-managed:
- the mother and muse, Charlotte helps out in the restaurant and especially Adrien
- David cooks tasty dishes
- the uncle helped rebuild the restaurant under the supervision of none other than David and Adrien
- the father, a culinary photographer, Christophe Valentin, shows us beautiful pictures of this family restaurant.
You can come and taste their vegan dishes from Wednesday to Sunday.
Open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday: 7:00 pm – 10:30 pm; Friday and Saturday: lunch and dinner times; Sunday: brunch from 11:00 am to 3:30 pm
The restaurant menu is regularly refreshed according to the products and the seasons.
Find out in particular, the grilled eggplant, the Provence-style tomato rigatoni or the Cajun wild rice.
Price: Dishes from €18.50
What we like: a family which welcomes you with open arms. A delicious and regularly renewed menu.
What we like a little less: The restaurant is quite small so it is better to book
Liife
- 33 rue des Petits Carreaux, 75002 Paris
- 12 Boulevard de la Madeleine, 75009 Paris
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Sport enthusiasts, rejoice! A restaurant in Paris has menus that will perfectly fit the regime of your favorite physical activity!
Liife offers a concept coming straight from the States. Runners soccer players and sportsmen of all kinds will have everything they need on their plate to please both their palates and their specific diets.
A well-thought menu offers dishes which will suit your own sports and activities be those dishes vegan, gluten-free, carbohydrates-rich, low-calorie… it’s the perfect place to visit before or after a nice running session.
Here, every nutritional aspect of the contents of your food will be meticulously checked out by the cooking team.
Price: Dishes from €12.90
What we like: a new concept, various choices and a well-thought menu.
What we like a little less: the prices are too high. Not a 100% vegan restaurant, so be careful what you order!
Website (in French)
Le Potager du Marais
- 26 rue Saint Paul, 75004 Paris
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This is where anyone who loves good food and wants to taste the stereotypical Granny’s good old recipes can find traditional French cuisine, with a vegan twist.
In addition to being environment-friendly and not condoning unfair animal treatment, this restaurant will please your palate with mostly gluten-free organic food.
When checking out the menu, a little symbol marked on next to some dishes will indicate that that specific one is gluten-free.
Price: Starters cost between €6 and €10.50. Main courses between €17 and €20.
What we like: the food quality, the interior decoration, and the perfect service. Don’t forget to try out the delicious onion soup.
What we like a little less: can be somewhat expensive. Would benefit from having a lunch formula.
Website (in French)
Hank Vegan Burger
- 55 rue des Archives, 75003 Paris
- 8 rue Marguerite de Rochechouart, 75009 Paris
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These 100% vegan and organic hamburgers are going to seduce you through their originality and healthy aspects.
Whether you eat on-site or takeaways, funny names such as the Rockeuse, the Allumé, or Cocorico are sure to whet your appetite.
Come and discover the unique flavors and hearty dishes that this restaurant offers.
Price: €17.50 for the burger menu
What we like: a restaurant with an innovative concept, and its affordable vegan burgers.
What we like a little less: it’s fast food; like it or leave it.
Tien Hiang
14 rue Bichat, 75010 Paris
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This vegetable-oriented restaurant which serves dishes typical from Southeast Asia serves food prepared on-site and on-demand.
The theme is making Asian food with vegan meat imitations.
All the usual Asian dishes are on Tien Hiang’s menu.
Starting with fried rice, lemongrass “beef” skewers, shrimp ravioli and Peking “duck,” you won’t despite there being such a large menu, you won’t be able to notice the differences between these dishes and their “original” versions.
Furthermore, all of them are vegan excluding the “Tien Hiang cauldron,” which contains cheese.
You can try vegan shrimp ravioli, black pepper vegan beef cauldron, Phô soup or the vegan Peking “duck.”
Price: Starters cost between €6 and €10. Dishes cost between €10 and €13.
What we like: The classics of Asian cuisine but vegan, a true delight.
What we like a little less: due to its popularity, you may have to wait a bit.
Website (in French)
Season Square
3 rue Louise Weiss, 75013 Paris
Morgan and Jean-Matthieu, two old friends, offer a 100% vegan cuisine, homemade with fresh mostly seasonal and organic fresh products.
Open from Tuesday to Friday from noon to 2.5 p.m., and Saturday from noon to 11 p.m., the Season Square will be pleased to serve your meal on-site or as a takeaway to enjoy even if you’re at home.
Discover the Japchae made out of sweet potatoes, broccoli, carrots, mushrooms, spinach and onions; a vegetable festival!
You can also have a Season Burger made with a homemade brioche bun, smoked quinoa steak and a mustard sauce leek crème.
Price: à la carte dishes from €9.
What we like: seasonal products. The cinnamon rolls to die for. A delicious and affordable cuisine
Website (in French)
Comptoir Veggie
75 avenue Ledru Rollin, 75012 Paris
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Both a coffee shop and a pub, the Comptoir Veggie is a juice bar which serves wonders.
They are not limited to fruit juices and fresh vegetables! Pastries and salad bowls are also available!
The place is very pretty and the recipes are innovative.
Several bowls and toast recipes are at your disposal. The most popular bowl is the Buddha bowl with stir-fried potatoes, tzatziki, and vegan skewers.
The best dish is probably the savory waffles served with vegetables.
Price: Menus starting at €13.
What we like: the lunch and drink menu and the Buddha Bowl, the warm atmosphere of the staff.
What we like a little less: the prices outside the menu are a little high.
Website (in French)
VG Pâtisserie
123 Boulevard Voltaire, 75011 Paris
This shop provides excellent pastries for you to enjoy.
The almond croissant and lemon meringue pie are delicious.
You also have a wide variety of pastries, ranging from the apricot and orange blossom water macaron to the lemon meringue tartlet.
Everything is delicious and many gluten-free options are available.
If you prefer savory products, soups and quiches are also available.
Let yourself be tempted by the broccoli and tofu quiche, a perfect meal to get all your vitamins and protein.
Price: Menus from €12
We like: the quality of the pastries and the gluten-free options.
We like a little less: few places to eat on-site.
Website (in French)
SO NAT
5 rue Bourdaloue, 75009 Paris
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The cuisine is organic and vegan, and the dishes are original.
The staff is entirely composed of smiling and helpful women.
The salad bowls are especially innovative!
The Buddha bowl is healthy and colorful, composed of one-third cereal and veggies and two thirds raw or cooked vegetables.
The juices are also homemade and absolutely delicious.
It is the perfect place to take your meat-loving friends who will enjoy these vegetable-based dishes with their multiple tastes and textures.
Price: Menus cost between €11 and €14, salad bowls €11.
We like: the tasty and original salad bowls; you definitely get what you paid for
We like a little less: Due to its success – it’s difficult to find some room.
Website (in French)
Jah Jah By Le Tricycle
11 rue des Petites Écuries, 75010 Paris
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This restaurant/cantine offers many tasty Afro-Caribean vegan dishes.
You are served quickly, and the specialty is vegan cheddar cheese, which replaces the classic cheese.
Vegan hot dogs and ginger juice are among the shop’s specialties.
The atmosphere is relaxing, and the food is fresh. The smoothies are also delicious and provide you with plenty of vitamins.
As for snacks, between the BBQ sauce cauliflower “chicken wings”, raw rolls with peanut-coconut sauce, you will have a wide variety of flavors.
Price: Salad Bowl on-site costs €13; takeaway €10.
We like: the warm and relaxed atmosphere.
We like a little less: We advise you to arrive early since it often gets very busy.
Website (in French)
L’Arpège
84 rue de Varenne, 75007 Paris
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Yes, vegans can also eat gourmet food.
At L’Arpège, Chef Alain Passart offers a multitude of plant-based dishes that are expertly seasoned: beet sushi, rice with a heady geranium sauce, eel minestrone, or the confit rhubarb millefeuille
The menu changes regularly according to the seasons, a godsend for gourmets who will have the pleasure of regularly surprising their palate.
Price: Lunch menu €185. Menu Terre et Mer: €490. Menu €52 – €230.
We like: The multitude of gustatory surprises that the chef provides us with through original dishes
We love: The location (here it is possible to have a table in front of the National Assembly)
Table Métis
40 rue des Boulets, 75011 Paris
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For all those who love spices and international cuisine, this restaurant will revive the flame of your palate.
Table Métis is a French-touch restaurant, with African inspirations that offers vegan variations. The proposed dishes are the result of a mixture of cultures frankly well broken in.
On the menu, you will find little wonders such as :
- houmous and vegetables tempura
- a baniocchi (plantain gnocchis)
- a vegetable Mafé
- a vegetable Yassa
A place that will make you travel instantly
Price: Starters between €10 and €11. Dishes between €26 and €37.
We like: The vegetal variations of these essential dishes of the African cuisine
We love: The vegetal Akras (ideal for an aperitif, but be careful, they are no less spicy: sensitive palates should be avoided)
Website (in French)
That’s all for our favorite vegan restaurants in Paris!
If you’re into veganism, go check out our Ultimate Paris Vegan Guide, we talk about clothes, beauty products, and more.
And if you are more of a vegetarian, check out our selection of the best vegetarian restaurants in Paris.
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