• Le Pain Quotidien - St. Honore

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Serves meat, vegan options available. International restaurant chain featuring artisan bakery and communal table dining. Menu includes various vegan options which are denoted on menu. Sample vegan choices like Plant-based "egg" Frittata, Squash & Cashew Cheese Tartine, hummus and bread, customized salad, the day's soup, and plant milk for coffee. Open Mon-Sun 08:00-22:00.


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15 Reviews

First Review by jcberger

ClaireRodenbourg

Points +1594

Vegan
02 Jun 2023

Joli local et belle terrasse

Service sympathique
Le thé gingembre avec de la menthe était bon
Plusieurs alternatives vegan, comme le moelleux au chocolat et la roulé à la cannelle.
/- 5 plats salés et 7 viennoiseries/Desserts sur la carte

Updated from previous review on 2023-06-02

Pros: Assez de Choix

Cons: Un peu cher

eleanorl36

Points +214

Vegan
02 Aug 2022

Tasty lunch deal

I went for the lunch deal which was soup, half a sandwich and a salad. Was very tasty

Pros: Reasonably priced, Tasty, Good vegan options

thomasbk

Points +710

Vegan
25 Jun 2022

Great chain food

Le Pain is always a good find. There is a large breakfast and lunch selection to satisfy both vegans and omnivores.

Pros: Plenty of vegan options, Soy, almond, and oat milks , Inexpensive

Cons: Service was a little slow

YaelBorochovitz

Points +18

Vegan
18 Mar 2022

Wouldn't recommend

They have an English menu but the waiter didn't know English and the service was very slow although the place was empty.
We had the lentil dal it was way to over seasoned and sour the butternut squash was under cooked

Updated from previous review on 2022-03-18

MaryLNewman

Points +40

Vegan
04 Mar 2022

Delicious food - Great service

I went here with my non-vegan family. We all got something delicious. I ordered a vegan croissant and the lentil soup. It was hearty! The waitress was nice and took our orders quickly. She was knowledgeable on vegan items.

Pros: Several vegan entrees, Vegan dessert, Knowledgeable staff

Cons: Busy

cecile_b

Points +2637

Vegan
06 Dec 2021

Nice brunch

I tried the brunch with the vegan options, so I got the rainbow tartine, the lentil and quinoa mix, fruit with granola and soy yoghurt, a vegan torsade.
It was good for a chain restaurant. The lentil and quinoa could have been better with a sauce. The torsade was very sticky and dense. The bread seemed stale, which is weird in a place like this.

The waiter and waitress seemed always in a rush and not very enthusiastic. When we arrived, we spent a few minutes feeling like we were transparent because any of them would say hello.

Enivid

Points +295

Vegan
29 Aug 2021

Sans pain

Probably the worst visit to a restaurant we had. Before we were seated, the waiter asked whether we came for drinks or to eat. It was the latter, but after we were seated, the waiter kept ignoring us for 35 minutes until he came up to tell us that the kitchen is closing in 10 minutes, so he can only take our order for drinks. Just a terrible service considering that place was half empty.

Cons: The service is simply terrible

aminutta

Points +1625

Vegan
12 Jul 2020

Surprising number of vegan options

I was pleasantly surprised by the vegan offering, with several options for breakfast, lunch, brunch, warm meals and sweets. Tried the vegan pain au chocolat and was not disappointed.

Cons: Service is a bit slow

hungrymonster

Points +71

Vegan
17 May 2017

Delicious as always

I love le pain quotidien, and this location is just as great as the ones I visited in the past.
The food is very fresh and tasty, the staff friendly and the bathroom was as clean as it gets.
We ate lunch on the terrasse which was completely in the shadow, but on a really hot day we wouldn't have sat in the sun anyway.

Seamusmack

Points +191

Vegan
22 Apr 2017

Paris area Pain Quotidian stops are consistent vegan options!

The well known chain puts on a welcome and yummy face in the homeland.

Pros: Solid vegan selection, Knowledgeable staff

Cons: Keep working on the vegan pastry options...

Kittybiscuit

Points +7561

Vegan
07 Dec 2015

Great Breakfast

I was worried that I wouldn't have many alternatives for breakfast on a Sunday morning in Paris, especially an early one but this branch was open. We had the porridge and the raspberry parfait, both of which were tasty. It is great that they have vegan options and label them. Very impressed.

Nikoleta

Points +105

Vegan
09 Sep 2015

Great, Fresh, Tasty and Good Food

Even though they serve meat, Le Pain is one of my all time favourite restaurants not just in Paris. They manage to keep their standard high, the quality of the food is really good and then they have everything clearly labeled 'vegan' (I wish all restaurants would do that!) Their restaurants are ALWAYS busy, but the interior is nice and the atmosphere is relaxed and friendly. Their botanic brunch is a fairly reasonable deal. Also the take-away option is much cheaper. They should label the food on the counter though.. in case someone like me does not know it by heart!
I don't even mind the fact that they are not vegetarian as that way I can go with my non-veg friends and they can accidentally taste the amazing cruelty-free food!

Pros: Fresh Produce, Large Choice of Vegan Dishes , Great Ambiance

Berylvt

Points +195

Vegan
06 May 2015

good simple vegan food

We had a vegan platter, of bread with various spreads. There were a hommus, creamed artichokes, beetroot spread, and an olive based spread. All were delicious. Service was good. We were early for lunch and got a seat without a booking, but some coming after us were turned away. Recommended

Pros: tasty vegan food, outdoor seating, good service

Cons: booking suggested

lagauchitude

Points +53

Vegan
09 Mar 2014

nice people ans realy vegan friendly

Quiet and at 5 minutes to the Musée du Louvre. Prices are corrects. All organic. Vegan will feel good

jcberger

Points +156

Vegan
18 Dec 2012

decent food, nice atmosphere

The best part of this place is that vegan options are clearly labeled, which is rare for Paris restaurants. They have menus in French and English.

I had a vegan vegetable soup, a "pot-au-feu" (like a stew with big chunks of veggies and quinoa), and a soy chai latte with cardamom for dessert (they also have a fruit cup). I enjoyed the ambiance, but the food was a little lackluster. It was fresh, though, as was the accompanying bread, and was pretty good after a good douse of salt.

This would be a great place to take a visiting non-vegan because there are plenty of options for veggies and omnivores, and it's pretty traditionally French. Between my dad and me we had two main dishes, a small soup, one dessert, and one latte for 30 euros. Not bad.

The service was slow and cold but hey, that's Paris.

Pros: vegan items labeled, nice atmosphere, decent prices

Cons: slightly bland




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