• Le Champ du Vagabond

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  • White Vegetarian
Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Ovo
Organic
European
Fusion
Honey
Wild plants

Vegetarian bistro and cafe with a focus on organic, seasonal and foraged ingredients. Dishes and menu items vary seasonally with a variety of vegan offerings. Open Wed-Sat 16:00-23:30. Closed Sun-Tue.


5 Reviews

First Review by SophieCorbett

noelvandewiel

Points +61

Vegan
11 Aug 2025

Don't know how to make a reservation

Wish I could give a review about the food, but I've never been. They don't have a website, just a Facebook page and everything is in French. Didn't know how I could make a reservation. When I got there it was fully booked. No other veg options in the area so I had to find a supermarket to eat (the supermarkets in the area are also not very vegan friendly). The lady told me I could make a reservation by SMS, which I found very unusual but I did this for the day after. Never got a reply or confirmation for the reservation, so I didn't go..

ccu

Points +263

Vegan
05 Mar 2026

Fantastic vegan food in a friendly atmosphere

Small friendly vegetarian restaurant. I told them I was vegan in advance and they made a special effort to provide vegan dishes. Very high quality.

Updated from previous review on 2026-03-05

Pros: Superb quality food, Flavours and textures, Local herbs and products added to every dish

Penguin777

Points +201

Vegan
21 Jan 2026

Excellent dinner with local herbs

Lovely friendly and cosy restaurant. Small menu but half of the dishes are vegan. Not cheap but some of best vegan food o have tasted in France.

Updated from previous review on 2026-01-21

Lauraeloisa

Points +19

Vegetarian
13 Jun 2024

Scoperta fantastica

Il ristorante e' molto carino e ha menù veg ottimo, con molta scelta. La proprietaria e' molto accogliente, quando siamo in zona ci fermiamo sempre!

Pros: Cibo , Accoglienza

SophieCorbett

Points +521

Vegan
29 Feb 2024

Highly recommend this local food champion

Le Champ du Vagabond is a wonderfully cosy restaurant. Their ethos is all about celebrating local and foraged ingredients. Each dish has a foraged ingredient and they want the plants to be the forefront of the meal.

The menu was explained to us in detail by the friendly chef and we ordered a number of plates to share and a dessert. We got the Velouté, terrine and empanadas and then the corne de gazelle pastry for dessert. The wine was also lovely.

Most of the menu was vegan except for one meal with cheese and a couple of desserts with dairy.

Booking is absolutely essential as there are a limited number of tables.

Pros: Friendly staff, Delicious and local food , Inexpensive




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