Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Organic
Beer/Wine
European
French
Fusion
Serving vegetarian and vegan versions of French peasant food as well other cuisines like falafel and specials. Located in Paris Latin Quarter, in the 5ème arrondissement, near Saint Michel metro. Not handicap accessible. Open Mon 12:00-14:30, 18:30-22:00, Tue-Fri 12:00-23:00, Sat-Sun 09:00-23:00.
233 Reviews
First Review by Poundie
MsIreneWalsh
Points +220
Good quality vegan and GF food - Edit
Solid food option in a touristy area; has 2 gluten free options and some vegan options too.
Read morePros: Tasty food, Good outdoor seating, Good service
Cons: Quite expensive, Touristy vibe around you
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Schmandpfropfen
Points +57
Upscale vegan hidden spot - Edit
Nestled below the former Notre Dame, this cozy restaurant delivers some very intriguing vegan options and delicious lemonades. I tried the gratin and was delighted, but it is a bit more expensive to eat there.
Read morePros: Cozy, Delicious
Cons: Expensive, Not all vegan
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IsoldG
Points +24
Lovely little place! - Edit
Cozy little place, great (organic!) food, nice and attentive staff 😊. Be sure to book a table though as it fills up fast!
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-05-07
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JulieEA
Points +2569
A perfect evening meal - Edit
We had a lovely evening meal here with a great ambiance sitting outside under the canopy with some light rain. We ordered the avocado appetizer and it was really delicious! I would definitely get it again! Four our main dishes we chose a seitan dish and a gratin dish, both were delicious, but the seitan was really perfect. We paired the meal with a nice red wine and had a delicious chocolate cake for dessert. Really pleasant. A nice place for an upscale vegan meal.
Read morePros: really wonderful vegan dishes, creative flavors, pleasant outdoor seating
Cons: not 100 percent vegan, could have more vegan options
hack_man
A truly fabulous place indeed - last time I was here was 31st Dec 2010 for a fantastic NYE meal. Looks a bit more upscale now
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MiraAuroraMarlow
Points +51
Ok food but not exciting - Edit
This place was recommended by two vegan guides so we expected more than we got. The food was not hot or had any exciting flavours. We also got a tiny table with very little room for eating and had to squeeze between tables in a tiny corner. But the service was good and it was inexpensive. Better for people who don't need more than average food.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options , Good service , Inexpensive
Cons: Unexciting food , Tiny place , Could not decide where to sit
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IssyFidderman
Points +351
Delicous - Edit
Really yummy food with good veggie and vegan options and lovely service. Centrally located with a lovely ambiance inside. Particularly impressed with the vegan cheese in the dauphinon gratin - I can’t believe how yummy this was!
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foon
Points +592
Fun experience, mediocre food - Edit
We loved sitting outside here, watching people go by. Unfortunately our meals (couscous, dauphinoise) were underseasoned and generally forgettable.
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stapelmann123
Points +74
Cute small places for vegan food - Edit
Enjoyed les falafels
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Kittybiscuit
Points +7677
Good food - Edit
I hadn’t made a reservation but they had space for me on a Sunday night. I ordered the hibiscus mojito without alcohol. This was a really nice drink in presentation and taste but perhaps a little expensive for a mocktail. I ordered the coconut soup with plantain. I liked the flavour of the soup and it was hot which was good. For my main I ordered the gratin dauphinois which I was glad was vegan. It was hard to tell but I’d say 40% of the menu was vegan. I enjoyed this and the potatoes were well cooked. Some salt might have been nice but I couldn’t see any on the tables, only pepper and sugar.
Read moreIncredibly the deserts did not strongly appeal to me (I’m sure they would be nice) but I wasn’t desperate for something sweet so I just had some tea.
Staff were really nice and I really liked the look of the restaurant. It is quite expensive though, or I found it was.
Updated from previous review on 2023-02-05
Pros: Lovely staff., Nice interior
Cons: Expensive
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PattyGui
Points +81
Un endroit effet cocooning, super accueillant et délicieux :) - Edit
Un petit endroit qui offre une expérience super sympathique. Des plats traditionnels français délicieux et un personnel extrêmement aimable.
Read moreÀ revenir😄
Pros: Plats principaux et desserts délicieux , Offre très variée végétarienne et végane , Personnel très sympathique
Cons: Prix légèrement élevés
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ElisaBertagnoli
Points +775
Good food - Edit
We stopped by after a bus tour and got a mix of their daily special and some starters. Wine was very good, the tart was well but vegan foie gras was literally hummus
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RichT
Points +270
Great Find - Edit
Reserved a table for Friday night, our last night in Paris. Not had much joy with our choice of eateries earlier in the week so we weren’t expecting great things given some of the previous reviews here but hey, what a find. Friendly welcome and a great setting. Seating was a bit cramped. Food was very tasty.
Read moreAbout half the choices were vegan, we had a lentil dish and a vegan burger followed by sorbets. Washed down with a great Castillon red wine.
Pros: Vegan options, Great location
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ClaraLY
Points +929
Charming restaurant - Edit
Overall very tasty, with a reasonable choice of vegan dishes from entrees to desserts. Prices are around 35€ / person, which is justified by the location, the organic food and the general atmosphere. Nice place for a date !
Read morePros: Diverse, tasty & rather healthy cuisine, Nice location , Beautiful façade & rooms
Cons: Could have more seasonal products, Only 50% vegan
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nishaaa
Points +4040
amazing - Edit
lots of delicious vegan options and nearby my favorite bookshop shakespeare&co. the dish i had was huge! #Veganuary
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AzariaB
Points +810
Great cheesecake - Edit
Went here a few years ago (only just getting around to reviewing) and had delicious cheesecake! Very cute venue, home style cooking.
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victorholiv
Points +68
Very well located traditional restaurant - Edit
I'm happy I discovered this restaurant while I was walking around the city by myself. I asked if I needed a reservation but they immediately took me to a table. I don't speak french but the staff was nice and patient. The place claims to be the first vegetarian restaurant in Paris and it has some interesting options on the menu.
Read morePros: Variety of options, Nice staff, Comfortable atmosphere
Cons: Expensive
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Sofia3
Points +15
Pause déjeuner - Edit
Nombreuses options veganes, toutes les options sont vegetariennes. C’est un des premiers restaurants vegetariens qui ont ouvert à Paris et l’atmosphère est conviviale et relaxante.
Read moreJ’ai choisi l’assiette berbère et la tarte tatin: super choix!
Il y a pas beaucoup de tables, du coup vaut mieux reserver.
Personnel super gentil et accueillant!
Pros: Beaucoup d’options véganes, Tous est végétarien
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HeatherPhelps
Points +331
Great location - Edit
Good variety on the menu and a good amount of dishes can be made vegan on request. Lovely decor and nice staff!
Read morePros: Unique variety of food, Nice staff
Cons: Pricey
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hokusai77
Points +13612
French classics - Edit
I had lunch and dinner here, because I wanted to try a few dishes: I would have rated the place 5 starts but one of the courses was unfortunately poorly cooked and seasoned.
Read moreFor lunch we shared their chickpea faux gras, a nice and light mix with a bit of raisins and onion, too. We then had their great seitan escalope, with roast potatoes, French mustard salad, and ratatouille, which proved to be delicious.
For dinner I wanted to try their falafels with raw veggies, perfect, and then their gratin dauphinois, which I actually thought was a good idea. The dish was however quite bland and, above all, the potatoes were poorly baked and sometimes not cooked properly. Alas, I would have given 5 stars, but I had to review my rate and I hope it was just a bad day.
Updated from previous review on 2022-10-16
Pros: Lots of vegan options
Cons: Their gratin dauphinois was poorly cooked
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lilahh
Points +160
French vegan food - Edit
Le Grenier de Notre Dame is tucked in one of the small alleys not far from the river Seine. The restaurant is tiny, but has an upstair seating area, and as suggested by other reviewers, it's better to reserve, if you are in a group larger than 2. I was by myself, so I got seated quite close to the bar. Weirdly, there were no phone reception and wifi.
Read moreIt has been raining almost all day in Paris and I fancied something warm, so, I ordered the cassoulet. The price was not on the cheap side, €18.5, but this is Paris and almost everything is inflated.
The food came after ~15 minutes of waiting. It looked alright, and came piping hot. There were adequate amount of seitan (although they also added few blocks of tofu which makes no sense), one olive, and 4 potato wedges. It was served with good brown bread.
I hoping for a rich tomato-y white bean stew, however, the first spoonful of cassoulet was a disaster. It was bland; I cannot taste the sweetness or acidity from the tomato, and the seitan chunks are neither giving any depth of flavour, nor bites. So, I ended up pouring some soy sauce, provided on the table, to the dish, and it made the cassoulet better.
I was going to treat myself for a dessert, but with such hefty price I opt for a cup of hot chocolate. Unfortunately, it's not vegan, but they can change cow juice to coconut milk. What could possibly go wrong with coconut milk and cocoa, mixed together? Everything! I would say that whoever made the hot chocolate should taste their creation first before serving it to the costumer.
This dining experience has made me regret not getting the supermarket salad/ Aldi's vegan microwaveable 3 bean chilli for dinner.
Next time I have another meeting in Paris, I would probably go to an omnivore restaurant and ask for a vegan option, than make a special trip to this place.
Updated from previous review on 2022-10-13
Pros: Cute decor, Nice bread
Cons: Expensive, Very crampes
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SaraNorlin
Points +3271
Classic French food - Edit
This is what I've been looking for in France. Classic French food made vegan (or vegetarian). It's the oldest veg restaurant in France. Clearly labeled menu for vegan and gluten free options and a kind proprietor. I got the Dauphin Gratin and it was amazing. Good portion sizes to not feel uncomfortably full. Comfort food at its best.
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Leahfitzy
Points +50
Perfect place to dine in Paris - Edit
Our meals were great, the food was fresh, delicious and so tasty. Reasonably priced with quite an extensive menu.
Read morePros: Plenty of vegan or vegetarian options
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Dave_Landgraf-Cant
Points +359
Superb - Edit
Amazing food that my scribbles here cannot do justice. Just a lovely Parisian vibe, great wine, food and staff. Thoroughly recommended!
Read morePros: Quality of food, Great staff, Vibe/atmosphere/location
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Ksis
Points +1087
Best vegan cheese I’ve ever had, okay entree - Edit
My husband and I came here around 7:30p on a Tuesday and were able to be seating without a reservation. It’s VERY close quarters inside, so I wouldn’t recommend for a group larger than 2 unless you have a reservation!
Read moreWe ordered the cheese plate for one to start, which came with a vegan version of blue cheese, some herbed cheese, and brie. The cheese was AMAZING and hands down the best part of our experience. Plus, the plate for one is plenty for two people to split.
We each then got dinner entrees and while they were good, it wasn’t anything mind blowing. Overall it’s a solid place to get a veggie meal.
(FYI not everything is vegan! But the menu is labeled to reflect what is.)
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ElizaRossSmith
Points +30
Great location, delicious, super cute staff and setting - Edit
It was great to see a more French vegan place unlike the usual burgers! Really cute restaurant loved the atmosphere
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ChiaraBrombin
Points +37
Nice vegan restaurant - Edit
This restaurant is near Notre-Dame and near the Latin neighborhood, where you can find lots of night caffee or lounge bars. It is a nice but small restaurant, aesthetically pleasing, with a large vegan options menu. Every dish is vegan, with the exception of three vegetarian meal, and two of them can be made vegan at request. I would say that the range of price is average for Paris: entrees cost around 9€ and plates 15-20€. Since its a small place it's recommended to book a table in advance
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options, Great service, Great location
Cons: A bit small
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JackieMountain
Points +24
Brilliant restaurant - Edit
Loved this place. My vegan main and vegan desert were wonderful and tasty.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options, Great atmosphere
Cons: Very hot in the warm weather
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