RawCakes

Fantastic Sunday brunch!!! Pleasant and artistic presentation of delicious vegan food. I had the pizza as my main. Terrific! Great selection of juices and herbal tea also. But make sure you call ahead for a reservation as seating is limited.

To start, I appreciate the fact that they decided to become 100% vegan. :)

We had the burger and the lunch set which consisted of a soup, a risotto and a small cake. We also had the tiramisu.

I thought the food was, albeit simple, a good value (€15 for the set and less than €10 for the burger). The taste was alright, nothing memorable, but nothing bad either. I would prefer to have more patty in the burger.

On the other hand, I found the cakes too expensive (€7~8) for what you get. Neither the tiramisu nor the small cake from the set were the type of desserts that would make me want to come back to have them again.

All-in-all, I think if you are around, RawCakes is a good place for lunch (or brunch on Sundays); but I wouldn't cross the city for dining there.

I had a brunch last Sunday with my husband at RawCakes. The food was so good and fresh ! And the price is really cheap (25€) considering the quantity given and the quality of the ingredients :
- a smoothie bowl or chia pudding, quite big
- a fresh juice (done with the juice extractor every morning, they have several choices
- a wonderful burger served with rice, half avocado, houmous and olive tapenade. I think it is one of best vegan burger I had so far (and I had a lot !)
- a big slice of raw cake : so yummy !! Andrea is a wonderful raw-pastry cook !
- a hot beverage, coffee or tea.
The owners are incredibly nice and thoughtful.
Definitely one of the best Vegan places in Paris.

I've had the brunch here and it was so fulfilling. Everything is vegan except some of the cakes which has honey in it but really you can eat a real good vegan meal here. And the owner is so friendly, you can hardly believe you're in Paris. The brunch was the kind of brunch you don't need to eat anymore all day, so really 25 euros for so many and so good food is actually cheap. The regular menu of the week is about 14-15 euros.

This is a very cute little spot, with charming decor (candy-box pink walls, chandeliers) and ample seating. The staff is very friendly and accommodating.

We had lunch there (assiette vegan and a burger) and then some cakes. Everything was nice, but we didn't realize until afterward that honey is used in a most of the cakes. It would be nice if they would indicate this more clearly, or even better, switch to agave syrup or maple syrup instead.

They also have coffee, and said they would be offering tea soon as well.

This cake shop has just opened in my neighborhood so I decided to try one of their raw cakes. First of all, this shop is not entirely vegan, as the cake I bought (a raw carrot cake) contains honey. I'm not a vegan yet so I decided to try it all the same but I was really disappointed as they seem to promote the fact that they are vegan. I also found the cakes extremely expensive : I spent 7,50€ on a slice of carrot cake, which is approximately the price of a luxury individual cake from any famous "pâtisserie" in Paris.
Aside from these negative aspects, the raw carrot cake did taste good, though not extraordinary to my mind. Still, it was well-balanced, not too fat or sugary, and you can really taste all the ingredients - it gave me a very good impression of raw cuisine.
Note: As they have just opened, they don't take credit cards yet.