vegan in paris

[feed me]

im going to paris for a month or so. does anybody have any experience with finding vegan food there? is it hard to come by?

[alit]

Ive a friend in France who knows of a brill place to eat in Paris hes on another forum not here so will ask but Im sure Fruitbat will have ideas

[runner]

http://goparis.about.com/od/foodanddining/tp/Paris_vegetaria.htm

google might help

think it should not be to dificult..

btw do you speak french?

[The Duke]

Le Grennier de Notre Damme *** (very friendly, great food (veg/vegan )

La Picalo Teatro *** (Cheese bakes a speciality but still plenty of choice)

Le Grand Appetite * (food is fine, but very very very dull!! - but I think it is all vegan)

Paradis de Fruit - lots of these. **

There is also another one near Sacre Coeur (near the steep narrow steps - not the broad ones)

[Prune]

Hey,

Here’s a list of restaurants that could be helpful. Vegetarianism took a while to catch in France so veganism is pushing it a bit... So the list is mainly of veggie restaurants with vegan options too.

Lémoni Café
5, Rue Hérold
75001 Paris

La Victoire Supreme Du Coeur
41, rue des Bourdonnais
75001 Paris

Certains L'aiment Bio
37 rue Monconseil,
75001 Paris

Country Life
6 rue Danou
75002 Paris , on the 1st floor above a health food shop
Vegan

Le Potager du Marais
22, Rue Rambuteau
75003 Paris

Au grand Appetit
9 rue la Cerisaie
75004 Paris

Le Grenier de Notre-Dame
18, Rue de la Bûcherie
75005 Paris

La Petite Légume
36, rue des Boulangers
75005, Paris

Guenmai
6 rue Cardinale, Germain des Pres
Paris 75006

La Macrobiotheque
17 Rue de Savoie
75006 Paris

Pousse-Pousse
7, Rue Notre Dame de Lorette
75009 Paris

Joy in food
2, Rue Truffaut
75017 Paris

L’Epicerie Verte
5 rue Saussier-Leroy
75017 Paris

Au Grain de Folie
24, rue La Vieuville
Paris 75018

Rayons de santé
8 Place Charles-Dullin
75018 Paris

Le marchand de soupes
70 rue de Rébeval
75019 Paris

If you find yourself in need of something, snacks or stuff, head for Naturalia (healthfood shop). They’re pretty much everywhere in Paris. See a link below.

http://www.naturalia.fr/magasins/index.asp

Have fun!

[Fruitbat]

La Victoire Supreme Du Coeur
41, rue des Bourdonnais
75001 Paris

[Le Potager du Marais
22, Rue Rambuteau
75003 Paris

Le Grenier de Notre-Dame
18, Rue de la Bûcherie
75005 Paris

If you find yourself in need of something, snacks or stuff, head for Naturalia (healthfood shop). They’re pretty much everywhere in Paris. See a link below.

http://www.naturalia.fr/magasins/index.asp

the above ones are ones I have eaten in and they were all nice and different. There are no vegan dessert in Grenier de Notre Dame. All three are very wholesome food kinds of places. My favourite is Victoire Supreme du Coeur for ambiance, food and price.

The Paradis du Fruit places are awesome for their smoothies, fruit salads and sorbets, and a few vegan option (not labbeled but menu is available in English to read through the ingredients of each dish) for main courses.


Naturalia healthfood shops are awesome.

[alit]

Victoire Supreme du Coeur thats the one my friend said was really good!

[fredrikw]

Victoire Supreme du Coeur thats the one my friend said was really good!

agreed, a really nice restaurant. don't forget maoz, awesome falafels. there's one maoz in the latin quarter really close to notre dame, I think there are more maoz places in paris but this is the only one I've been to.

[feed me]

thanks a lot guys this really helps. and runner, no i dont speak french besides hello and thank you but my ex girlfriend has been living there for a few months so she knows a lot more than me.

[veggie_guy80]

I have never been to Paris as a vegan, but really struggled a couple of years ago in Nice. Has to be one of the most UN-vegan friendly places ever. Shame, as it is such a nice place.

[arts_bandit]

http://www.happycow.net/europe/france/paris/index.html

a great website

[borntocry]

I can't believe no-one has mentioned this amazing place: it's called TIEN HIANG and it's at 92 rue St Maur, in the 11th arrondissement (near the Bastille/Chemin Vert/Voltaire metro stations). It's a Chinese restaurant which is fully vegan, and yet the menu is literally something like ten pages long, with hundreds of dishes from different parts of Asia, like Vietnamese Pho, but all prepared according to the Buddhist tradition of using meat substitutes instead of meat. I know that sounds a bit dubious, but it is seriously the best Chinese food I have ever had - way better than anything I had when I ate meat (and I used to love meat). And then there's so much choice - I have been going there every week since I discovered this place and still haven't tried everything on the menu. I can't even remember the last time I went to a restaurant and had more than two or three dishes to choose from (and that's counting appetisers)!

[The Duke]

I can't believe no-one has mentioned this amazing place: it's called TIEN HIANG and it's at 92 rue St Maur ...

I'll go there on Saturday for my tea (not that I'm rubbing it in about me being in Paris to see the tour on Sunday ) and give a detailed report.

Thanks borntocry.

[Fruitbat]

I can't believe no-one has mentioned this amazing place: it's called TIEN HIANG

I keep meaning to go there but it is on the otehr side of Paris from my usual hang-outs and last time I went looking for it, I couldnt find it oh well next time....

[The Duke]

I can't believe no-one has mentioned this amazing place: it's called TIEN HIANG

I keep meaning to go there but it is on the otehr side of Paris from my usual hang-outs and last time I went looking for it, I couldnt find it oh well next time....

I'm the same with La Truffe. I have spent entire days looking for it. The street number just doesn't seem to exist! Has anybody found La Truffe?