REMOVED: L'Ebouillante

We chanced on L'Ebouillante when we were in need of food. The selections were good for the lacto-ovo vegetarians. There was a vegan soup that was good. Service was very friendly.

Fantastic restaurant - we struggled to find healthy fresh vegetarian food in Paris. L'Eboullante was a pleasant find - we had the 'bricks' which was a crepe filled with fetta and salad. Delicious!!

I arrived at a busy time and attempted to read the menu and search for a table. One waiter told me to get out of the way, another brusquely asked me to wait "somewhere else", with no indication of where that place might be. I duly obliged and took my business to another café (Bar du Marché), where I was greeted politely and served a delicious tarte aux légumes. I can't judge how the food is at L'Ebouillanté, I simply can't stand impolite and disrespectful staff.

My partner and I stopped here during our quest to find vegetarian-friendly Parisian food. We each ordered a brick and a glass of wine, and had a great table outside on the sidewalk. I thought the meal was wonderful, and was very happy to have something resembling a Parisian eating experience, but my partner was less impressed. He thought his brick was lackluster and that the meal was too expensive considering the quality of his food. Although I thought my food was worth the price, I would agree with the previous review; this restaurant is not inexpensive. For Paris it was moderate. Also in agreement with previous reviewers, there were few if any vegan options.

Some non-vegan veg options and friendly staff. I wouldn't say inexpensive, but not expensive. Near Notre Damme, so, good location.

This place serves salads and omlettes, a number of which are vegetarian, and a couple of the salads are vegan. Then again, one can find omlettes or salads in almost any restaurant in Paris, so there is little that distinguishes this place in that regard. In all, this places seems little more vegetarian friendly than most other places in Paris.

This is a MUST EAT restaurant, especially for any vegetarian travelling with meat-eating friends. All in my party were thrilled with the food. The owner makes the crepes individually in the back (with semolina and no eggs) and will leave eggs out of any dishes. They use fresh goat cheese and local produce. A true French meal for those of us who thought we couldn't get it. Restaurant is an easy choice for lacto vegetarians and lacto-ovo. I bet that they would be willing to accomodate vegans because everything is made fresh on site. I can't give this a 5-cow rating because it's not completely vegetarian, but I would if I could!