Vegan-friendly
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Organic
Mediterranean
Beer/Wine
Take-out
Bakery
European
Breakfast
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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. This branch is inside the Forum des Halles. Open Mon-Sun 08:00-22:00.
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19 Reviews
First Review by Enderhal
Kykykäkä
Points +1274
Tasty pastries! - Edit
They were so sweet and tasty! It might be a bit hard to notice at first but vegan ones were marked
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-04-10
Guest
uahidka
Points +905
3,5/5☆ - Edit
The staff wasn’t really friendly and vegan patisserie options weren’t clearly marked. However, it was still mostly worth it since it turned out to be really hard to find a vegan croissant in Paris.
Read morePros: Cozy and spacious , Delicious vegan croissant
Cons: Pricey, Unclear marking
Guest
SalsaSteve
Points +64
Mixed feelings - Edit
Ordered the brunch with full vegan options. The granola (pictured with the berries on top), they said they could do with oat milk instead of yoghurt... it came with yoghurt. I didn't realise till I'd had some. 😔 the trusted bread in the basket tasted like it had a honey glaze. I checked with staff, they assured me it was vegan. A sachet of butter with the bread also didn't instil confidence.
Read moreOtherwise, it was fine, nice venue, prompt service. Was swithering on awarding 2 or 3 stars.
Pros: Lovely venue, comfortable seats, nice atmosphere , Prompt service
Cons: Given yoghurt instead of oatmilk , Honey glaze on one of the breads
Guest
Ricardo
Points +16830
The standard Le Pain Quotidien experience - Edit
In the last couple of years, Le Pain Quotidien has become a bit more vegan friendly, as they now offer vegan pastries in addition to food (and a couple of cakes).
Read moreBut the overall experience hasn't changed much: slow service, and not the friendliest you will find in Paris.
In any case, it's always a good stop for a coffee break, or a safe choice for vegan food if for some reason you cannot make it to the dozens of fully vegan places in Paris.
Pros: location, opening hours, good value
Cons: not all vegan, service just ok
Guest
VeeraM
Points +48
Nice vegan options - Edit
Had a great açai bowl here! Staff was super friendly
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kamiresort
Points +34
נחמד פלוס - Edit
מקום נעים לישיבה
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Markin
Points +150
Limited vegan choices - Edit
Nice place but only two vegan choices on the menu. Had the avocado sandwich which was nice but not really worth EUR 12.
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anacldgmz
Points +96
Great as always - Edit
Love to visit Le Pain in the states and this was just as great. Had an English menu and very accommodating staff. Had the soup of the day (butternut squash), mixed greens salad, and the torsade, all delicious. Also note (since I was confused) this is part of but technically not inside the mall, it faces out onto a street.
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Chloe7
Points +201
Good lunch spot before catching at train at les Halles - Edit
I was anxiously scanning the lunch boards for vegan options around les Halles with no luck. Luckily my boyfriend spotted Le Pain Quotidien! I had a really tasty avocado on sourdough bread, and a cappuccino with oat milk. It was really helpful that all vegan options were clearly marked on the menu, also my non-vegan boyfriend and dad were both able to eat happily. The staff were really lovely but very busy, unfortunately my dad had to ask 3 times for some tomato ketchup and had almost finished by the time it arrived.
Read morePros: Vegan options clearly marked (v) , Good lunch spot when dinning with non-vegans
Guest
İsraTan
Points +600
Very delicious options but there arent many vegan options - Edit
Very delicious options but there arent many vegan options
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Bintje
Points +1444
Nice place - Edit
It's a nice place to eat vegan pastries but not many choices and it's really expensive.
Read moreThe location is very good and the are a lot of seatings.
Cons: Expensive
Guest
·X·
Points +20372
Le Pain Quotidien - Edit
They had loads of vegan baked goods and I was shocked at how delicious they were. I had vegan croissant and vegan torsade and was completely blown away. Both were sweet. I do prefer savory croissants, but LPQ did a good job with theirs despite it being a bit sweet. I have dreams about that vegan torsade though!
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Mekimo
Points +160
Nice but pricey - Edit
The place is nice and big, food is nice but honestly doesn't worth the heavy price... for this price I would expect something more subtle/complex in flavours and less simple it's very expensive.
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Sandrab_
Points +613
The biggest Pain Quotidien in Paris - Edit
This place is probably the biggest Pain Quotidien of Paris in term of seatings.
Read moreThe food is as good as in the other Pain Quotidien.
Pros: Lots of seating places, Convenient location, Friendly staff
Cons: It can be very busy because of it’s location
Guest
Ila
Points +1522
nice place - Edit
Nice place, part of a chain, with carbon neutral policy, using organic ingredients and with well labelled vegetarian and vegan choices. There are some vegan desserts too. I had a Chili sin carne, topped with a avocado mash, that was so tasty and a vegan blueberry muffin (a little bit dry for me, but at the end was ok).
Read morePros: Carbon neutral, organic restaurant, Vegan choices are well labelled, Tasty food
Guest
Gerard02
Points +109
Good vegan and vegetarian choice for lunch dinner and pastry - Edit
Though not purely vegan or vegetarian, this place offers choice of vegan and vegetarian food. I tried an apple and cinnamon tart, which was delicious. The café crème was also very good. In this centrally located café, the service was polite and efficient.
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alicej18
Points +265
Yummy porridge - Edit
Delicious fruity porridge and tasty soy milk latte! Unfortunately the vegan brunch option was all Mediterranean style and non of it tasted fresh. The falafels had an odd frozen/packaged taste to them. Just stick to the baguette and porridge.
Read morePros: Porridge, Breads
Cons: Expensive , Limited options
Guest
Velonaut
Points +62
Central location, fast and friendly - Edit
Ideal location for a quick break during a shopping day, this restaurant next to "Les Halles" supermarket offers some vegetarian and vegan options. The place is not too comfortable when it's cold outside since the door is always open, but service is fast and friendly. Vegan / vegetarian options are labelled. Food is freshly prepared and tasty.
Read morePros: Central location, veg options labelled, English me
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Enderhal
Points +17
Brunch sympa - Edit
Les choix végétaliens et végétariens sont bien inscrits sur la carte. Brunch 100% végétalien disponible. Possibilité de remplacer le lait par du lait de soja dans les boissons chaudes.
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