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42 amazing vegan restaurants to try in Paris before you die!

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We've kept this for ourselves for way too long, so it's time to share with you the ultimate list of the best vegetarian and vegan restaurants in the capital. Because it's a place where you can enjoy good food, healthy or a bit less healthy, but it always feels great; we eat ethically, we respect the environment, the animals, and what surrounds us. Most importantly, we eat deliciously, we eat with joy, we eat vegetarian!


The Best Vegan Restaurants in Paris for French Cuisine

Saveurs Veget’halles

This vegan restaurant, located in the heart of Paris at Châtelet for many years, deserves to be better known because, although the decor isn't the coziest, the menu is absolutely wonderful. Just like this little plant-based chicken made from soy protein served with a shallot sauce, those shrimp skewers, or that seitan escalope. The absolute favorite? This steaming pot of eggplants with coconut milk, basil, and soy protein—it's simply amazing!

Veget'halles Flavors
41, rue des Bourdonnais – 1st
Vegan restaurant Paris 1
From Monday to Saturday, 12 PM to 3 PM and 7 PM to 11 PM
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Véro the other canteen

This is the story of a lunchtime canteen in the heart of the 11th, where you simply feel good. On the chalkboard, there are homemade lasagnas made with great ingredients, a steaming soup, and little rolls to whet your appetite, perfect for dipping in a little peanut sauce, but above all, a daily dish that never disappoints for less than fifteen euros. Go there with your eyes closed; you'll thank us later.

Véro the Other Canteen
30, rue Popincourt – 11th
Vegan restaurant Paris 11
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42 degrees

In the kitchens of this vegan, gluten-free, and raw restaurant in Paris, nothing goes above 42 degrees. Once you hit that magic number, foods start to cook and lose their nutritional value: that's the very concept of raw food and the restaurant – to keep all the goodness of the earth’s produce while preparing beautiful and tasty dishes. Like this burger, where the bun is made from marinated and dehydrated portobello mushrooms, with added sesame seeds. The dehydration or very low, very long cooking methods allow for so much creativity with the ingredients, and the fun is often in presenting pop dishes made with organic and raw foods: sushi, pizzas, burgers… It’s playful, healthy, and delicious!n.

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42 degrés
109, rue du Faubourg-Poissonnière – 9th
Vegan restaurant Paris 9
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Primeur

This little canteen in Belleville delights locals and curious passersby. On the tiny Lemon street, Primeur offers a delicious shepherd's pie and a burger.who has saved many of us from our hangovers over the years. Especially fresh, its little light bread, vegetable steak, hashbrowns, and mayo help soak up just the right amount. Trying it is loving it.

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Cantine Primeur
4, rue Lemon – 20e
Vegan restaurant Paris 20
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For a burger

Theory Vegan Food

If you are hungry, really hungry, and want some street food…b>So good, filling, and guaranteed to make your stomach happy, forget everything you think you know and rush to Theory. First, because you can't possibly be disappointed no matter which dish you choose, and second, because you'll leave rolling like that big toy you played with in the schoolyard. You get the idea. On the menu here, delicious burgers at both of their locations in Paris and Levallois (a must-try is the Spicy Cajun with its wonderfully crispy soy coating), but also healthier bowls – don't miss the Roasted power bowl with its tamari-roasted soy mince.

Theory Vegan Food
11, Boulevard des Filles-du-Calvaire – 3rd
Vegan restaurant Paris 3
32, Rue Louise-Michel – Levallois-Perret
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Mopa

Mopa is one of those places that brings joy. Right in the heart of the Sentier district, this fully plant-based fast food spot offers some must-try burger recipes, but we’ve fallen head over heels for the Berliner kebap: pita bread, grilled plant-based meat, sautéed veggies, marinated raw vegetables, and a creamy white sauce. We devour it with fries and a brookie for dessert, and it’s just delightful. Beware, it’s (very) naughty!

Mopa
17, rue du Croissant – 2nd
Vegan restaurant Paris 2
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Green Farmers

One of the newest spots in the capital has simply stolen our heart. Just a stone's throw from Place Pigalle, this 100% vegan fast-food joint serves delightfully indulgent smash burgers, and we could go on and on about them, but we’ll just suggest you try the Smash Truffle. The truffle sauce is still haunting our dreams! Let us know what you think!

Green Farmers
49, bd de Clichy – 9th
Vegan restaurant in Paris 9
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Season Square

Originally a super cool blog featuring vegan recipes run by two friends, the concept blossomed into a restaurant opened in 2016 thanks to crowdfunding on Ulule. Large wooden tables in a green and bright atmosphere, burgers with grilled plant-based patties or made with jackfruit… If you venture into the 13th, you’ll know where to eat!

Season Square
3, rue Louise-Weiss – 13th
Vegan restaurant Paris 13
Tuesday to Friday from 12 PM to 2:30 PM
Saturday from 12 PM to 3:30 PM and from 7 PM to 10 PM
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Hank

This is one of the most iconic spots. Hank was the first to offer a burger that’s both vegan and delicious, and the quality has remained top-notch ever since. Here, you can choose to try the famous Beyond Meat patty, but we recommend sticking with the classic, the homemade patty made with tofu, mushrooms, rice, grains, and spices—it’s a real treat. It’s genuine street food served on a platter, ordered at the counter, and you can enjoy it with fries and vegan mayo, and if you have room, a carrot cake that will blow your mind. The cheese drips down your hands, the pickles tickle your taste buds, and the bun just melts in your mouth.

Hank
55, rue des Archives – 3rd
Vegan restaurant Paris Marais
8, rue de Rochechouart – 9th
Vegan restaurant Paris 9
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Furahaa

A former fanatic of M*do, the best fast-good in the capital offers a modern twist on traditional fast-food recipes that are ethical, vegan, and just as satisfying for your taste buds. No kidding. Plus, Furahaa is super inclusive and works towards the integration of deaf individuals. You're going to love it. Watch out, food porn ahead!

Furahaa
78, rue Réaumur – 2e
Vegan restaurant Paris 2
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Les Tontons Veg

Looking for the best vegan burger restaurant in Paris? Let me be honest with you: you’re in for a treat! Everything at Les Tontons Veg showcases an exceptional taste that leaves you craving more, and each burger is more tempting than the last. Don’t miss the excellent Arlette burger, named after Vincent's grandmother, packed with flavors from the South that remind us of childhood. And then there’s the Weon, inspired by South America, featuring peanut sauce, caramelized onions, fried plantains, fresh cheese, and a fried chicken-style seitan burger. The burger buns are wonderfully soft, the veggie patties are unbelievably realistic, and, oh my goodness, you have to try those herb-seasoned fries and panisses!

Les Tontons Veg
9, rue de Lancry – 10th
Vegan restaurant in Paris 10
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For Asian Food

Tien Hiang

This little Vietnamese restaurant tucked away at the end of Bichat Street has been a true institution since 1999. It may not look like much, but it is undeniably one of the best vegan Asian restaurants in Paris. 100% plant-based, the menu features dishes that don’t seem vegan at all: glazed pork, cashew chicken, beef in satay sauce, shrimp dumplings… The texture is similar to animal products, the imitation is striking, and the taste is incredible (try the spring rolls, clearly the best in Paris). Bonus: the very low prices. We’re in love with the "chicken" sautéed with black mushrooms served with sticky rice; we’re salivating just writing these lines!

Tien Hiang
14, rue Bichat – 10th
Vegan restaurant Paris 10
Every day from 12 PM to 2:30 PM and 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM
Closed on Tuesdays
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Bodhi Vegan

Equally committed, here you won’t find a trace of meat, but instead, delightful alternatives that have a similar texture to various meats, just like at Tien Hiang. These two Vietnamese restaurants are not far from each other, and at Bodhi, we adore the skewers and tempuras. Plus, the chef saves unsold food to distribute to the homeless during outreach efforts.

Bodhi Vegan
23, avenue Claude-Vellefaux – 10th
Vegan restaurant Paris 10 
Monday to Saturday from 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM and from 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM
On Sunday from 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM
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Vegebowl

In the family of Vietnamese restaurants, I present to you Vegebowl. Opened after Tien Hiang by its former chef who decided to go solo, the restaurant offers a menu quite similar to Tien Hiang's.   Fried "chicken" (incredibly delicious), spring rolls, all the way to the black pepper "beef" hot pot… Here too, all the "meat" is made from expertly cooked textured soy protein.

Vegebowl
24, rue du Faubourg-Saint-Martin – 10th
Vegan restaurant in Paris 10
From Monday to Saturday from 12 PM to 3 PM and from 7 PM to 11 PM
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Vege's Flavors

A fourth and final Vietnamese place worth mentioning is Vege's Flavors, an entirely vegetarian restaurant near Bastille. Spring rolls, dumplings, and ban cuon (you know, those flat dumplings filled with minced meat or black mushrooms), bo-bun and chicken made from textured soy proteins—whether you’re vegetarian or not, you’re going to love it, we promise!

Vege Saveurs
29, rue de Charenton – 12th arrondissement
Vegan restaurant Paris Bastille
Open Monday to Saturday from 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM and 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM
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Mori Café

Forgive us for what we're about to say: oh my goodness, it’s so delicious! In this little café in the Bastille neighborhood that offers only a few typical Japanese dishes enjoyed while sitting cross-legged on tatamis, you joyfully slurp up udon noodles served in a rich, thick, and creamy curry broth. Topped with spring onions, crunchy leeks, corn, and togarashi because we only have one life to be happy. Sometimes, we even dream about it at night.

Mori Café
2, rue des Taillandiers – 11e
Vegan restaurant Paris 11
Open Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday from 12 PM to 3 PM
Friday and Saturday from 12 PM to 8:45 PM
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Bloom Sushi

Forget about the sushi rolls from the corner Japanese place, here’s high-end Japanese cuisine! The king of botanical sushi, Christian Ventura, who reigns over two totally amazing spots in Montreal, has brought the concept across the ocean to settle right in the heart of the 17th. The result? An elegant yet cozy place, comfortable, 100% plant-based, and absolutely delicious, where incredibly tasty rolls come together, an "Omakase" tasting platter of plant-based salmon makis, futomaki, gyozas... all with a rare refinement. Here, everything is meant to be shared, and we wish the little plates would keep coming. Our favorite? The Mr. Crunch pieces, with shiitake, oyster mushrooms, avocado, and masago.rare and truffle tartar sauce. Enjoy it by candlelight, on a cozy bench, surrounded by dried flowers and soft lighting, with impeccable service. The perfect spot to impress your date.

Bloom Sushi
99, rue Jouffroy-d'Abbans – 17th
Vegan restaurant in Paris 17
From Tuesday to Saturday, lunch and dinner
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For afrovegan food

Jah Jah by le Tricycle

Ready to enjoy!Have you ever tasted the best hot-dogs of your life? We promise we won't exaggerate! Back in 2013, the tricycle was a bike-powered cart run by Coralie & Daqui, cruising around the capital selling their delicious hot-dogs. But now, with Jah Jah, we're reinventing afrovegan cuisine that will make your mouth water, featuring a warm bowl, a cold bowl, and a raw dish, veggies with Creole influences, fresh smoothies, and of course, some amazing sides – including cauliflower wings and this vegan hot-dog topped with a double dose of holy guacamole and crispy onions.

Jah Jah by le Tricycle
11, rue des Petites-Écuries – 10e
Vegan restaurant in Paris 10
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L’Embuscade

Those of us who love to party already know this spot, but for the rest, just wander a few steps away from Pigalle square to discover one of the coziest tables in the neighborhood. Start with the delicious grilled corn slathered in homemade jerk sauce, bringing a delightful hint of coconut. For the main course, enjoy a seasonal vegetable mafé paired with turmeric-infused broken rice, and for dessert, indulge in diablitos, those delightful little doughnuts filled with dark chocolate and drizzled with caramel and grated coconut. Each dish is an explosion of flavors, a delightful adventure, with thoughtful balance and surprise in every bite. It’s a taste sensation!

stunning, mind-blowing, it punches your taste buds and gently caresses your palate. L’Embuscade is a gem that is always in demand.

L’Embuscade
47, Rue de la Rochefoucault – 9th
Vegan restaurant Paris 9
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Chéri Coco

Like its afrovegan peers, Chéri Coco is a little gem that’s worth the detour, but it’s also the...the first plant-based restaurant in Pantin. The cuisine is Afro-Caribbean, and the ingredients come from organic, sustainable, and seasonal farming. Roasted oyster mushroom skewers with spices, breaded makis, black-eyed pea fritters, or even a daily dish that is always just right and delicious.

Chéri Coco
12, allée des Ateliers – Pantin
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For Street Food

Today Tomorrow

This 100% vegan concept store is a true revolution, featuring a place that includes an incredibly awesome restaurant, a grocery store filled with delicious products, and a shop offering ethical and responsible clothing, accessories, and shoes. At the table, you can indulge in seitan bourguignon, a BLT-style burger, or a toast topped with plant-based mozzarella... Not to mention the weekend brunch with its famous savory pancake plate, served with scrambled tofu, roasted vegetables, and a veggie sausage. Absolutely out of this world.

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Today Tomorrow
42, Chemin-Vert Street – 11th
Vegan restaurant Paris 11
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Jimmy's Street Food

Just a stone's throw from Pigalle, you'll find a quaint little shop newly opened just a couple of doors down from the former Bus Palladium, delighting food lovers with its thoughtfully crafted menu that's wonderfully nostalgic, 100% plant-based, and oh-so-satisfying! And what a menu it is! All the street food favorites have been reimagined in vegan style, and it's a hit! You'll absolutely love the seitan tenders and the Caesar salad with an irresistible tartar sauce that leaves you wanting more. For the more adventurous, the wings – just like the real thing – made with jackfruit are a must-try! This is a unique spot that’s innovative and takes us on a delightful journey into completely new flavors.

Jimmy’s Street Food
4, rue Pierre-Fontaine – 9e
Vegan restaurant Paris 9
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Plan D

Looking for the perfect sandwich? We found it! Just a stone's throw from the canal, Plan D has been making foodies go wild for a year now, and it's easy to see why. A small shop, two sandwich recipes that change with the seasons, each with its own color, a little olive oil bun, and some pretty exciting seasonings. Right now, the brown dwich with portobello mushroom style fried chicken, mayonnaise like a pepper sauce, caramelized mushrooms and yellow onion, homemade smoky sauce, melting sunchoke, fresh chestnut, and a sprinkle of endive with sherry. Enjoy by the waterside.

Plan D
22, rue des Vinaigriers – 10e
Vegan restaurant Paris 10
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For a healthy meal

Sol Semilla

Get ready for a gem! For 8 years, this canteen has been delighting our lunch breaks, and it's about time we let you in on the secret. By the canal, Sol Semilla excites our taste buds with plant-based cuisine that is not only healthy but incredibly delicious, perfectly balanced, and packed with superfoods to help us through the winter. Every day, they offer a short and efficient new menu featuring a raw plate and the must-try large plate filled with playful preparations – a grain, a legume, warm vegetables, raw veggies, a cream, and spirulina caviar. Everything is lovingly prepared each morning with the freshest ingredients. Today...buckwheat risotto with mushrooms, coral lentils with curry and malted yeast, leeks and Chinese cabbage, red cabbage, pumpkin seeds and acai, turmeric millet cream, and peanut and carob cream. In short, just let yourself be guided, you're going to love it.

Sol Semilla
23, rue des Vinaigriers – 10th
Vegan restaurant Paris 10
Open every day from 12 PM to 10 PM
Closes at 7 PM on Sundays and Mondays
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Sweet Rawmance

Previously in the 14th, Sweet Rawmance has just moved...at the foot of the Sacré-Cœur and, since then, delights the people of Montmartre with healthy and balanced cuisine. Vegetable bowls, steaming seasonal vegetable soup, raw vegan pizza, zucchini noodles, cheese toast with sun-dried tomatoes, mushrooms, and aioli sauce… It’s approved.

Sweet Rawmance
17, place Saint-Pierre – 18e
Vegan restaurant Paris 18
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Wild and the Moon

As ambassadors of the organic movement in Paris, the team at Wild and The Moon is dedicated to showing that eating healthy, local, and well is totally possible. With several locations in the city, this trendy café serves up cold-pressed juices, to-die-for plant-based milks, ultra-healthy snacks, and colorful bowls. It’s not the cheapest, but it’s really tasty! Enjoy it all in a vibe that feels like a New York cafeteria, complete with plants cascading from the ceiling, seeds, wood, white decor, and a large glass wall, delighting both your eyes and your taste buds.

Wild and the Moon
19, place du Marché-Saint-Honoré – 1st
Vegan restaurant Paris 1
55, rue Charlot – 3rd
Vegan restaurant Paris République
4, rue du Helder – 9th
Vegan restaurant Paris 9
138, rue Amelot – 11th
Vegan restaurant Paris 11
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Les Bols d’Antoine

Nestled at the top of Belleville Park with a view of the capital as a bonus, here’s a vegan canteen that regulars whisper about. In the very pleasant atmosphere of Les Bols d'Antoine, people laugh, chat, and recover from their boozy night out with a brunch deal for just €22, the best quality-price ratio in the capital. During the rest of the week, we indulge in their super delicious bowls. Buddha bowl with roasted vegetables and falafels, roasted jackfruit with barbecue sauce, maple syrup pancakes… A mouth-watering cuisine and

kind-hearted, quality products, and a highly committed place that fights for the environment, helps those in need, and advocates for animal rights. You leave feeling happy, bellies full and taste buds satisfied, counting the days until you can return.

Les Bols d'Antoine
10, rue des Envierges – 20e
Vegan Restaurant Paris 20
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Florian Bio

Florian is a rare gem, tucked just a stone's throw from the Champs-Élysées, in the midst of a vegan restaurant desert. But since we need options everywhere for everyone, this lunchtime veggie canteen takes on the challenge of delighting the taste buds of the neighborhood with healthy and delicious food, featuring only two dishes that change daily, made with fresh and seasonal ingredients, all at a super accessible price. Honestly, hats off!

Florian Bio
30, rue Washington – 8th
Vegan restaurant Paris 8
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So Nat

One of our favorites on the list, and you'll quickly see why! In this charming little veggie canteen, there are three hearty bowl recipes that change with the seasons, packed with thoughtfully prepared and perfectly seasoned ingredients. For just 10€, the Divine bowl includes cumin and sweet pepper potatoes, crispy curry chickpeas, labneh, pea asparagus and buckwheat, celery root chips with polenta, Swiss chard and corn fritters, wild garlic pesto, and kasha. We’d love to keep this spot to ourselves since the line that forms every lunch can discourage more than a few people, but we’re sure it’ll steal your heart. Seriously, we insist.

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So Nat
5, rue Bourdaloue – 9th
Vegan restaurant Paris 9
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Le Myrha

A cozy neighborhood eatery, Le Myrha is the best spot for a sunny lunch when you're hanging out in Goutte d'Or. We indulge in bowls of seasonal organic veggies and can’t resist the dishy of the day that will set us back about ten euros, super filling! You eat really, really well without breaking the bank, all in a spacious and pleasant dining area. It's the perfect place for a brunch with friends or family on the weekend.

Le Myrha
70, rue Myrha – 18th
Vegan restaurant Paris 18
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For Mediterranean dining

Chef's Mezze çig köfte

Tucked away on rue de Ménilmontant, Chef's Mezze is unlike any of its peers. Its Turkish and vegetarian cuisine, with plenty of vegan options, is absolutely delicious and perfect for late-night cravings. Open from 9 AM to midnight every day, it treats us to a koumpir, that big baked potato split open and topped with hummus, mushrooms, peppers, and other fantastic mezze. The rest of the menu is just as enticing, so be warned, you won't want to miss out!

Le Mezze du chef çig köfte
80, rue de Ménilmontant – 20e
Vegan restaurant Paris 20
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Daily Syrian Veggie

Nestled in a former butcher shop on rue du Faubourg-Saint-Denis, here you’ll find the vegetarian version of Daily Syrian, and it's even better! You won't leave the table without trying the foul, a traditional Syrian dish made of fava beans swimming in tahini, with some tomatoes and parsley, served with a big loaf of bread. Incredible!

Daily Syrien Veggie
72, rue du Faubourg-Saint-Denis – 10th
12, rue des petites écuries - 10th
55, rue du Faubourg-Saint-Denis – 10th
Vegan restaurant Paris 10
6, rue des Petits Carreaux - 2nd
Vegan restaurant Paris 2
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For Sweet Treats

Land&Monkeys

For several years now, the Land&Monkeys bakeries and pastry shops have been popping up all over the capital, and honestly, we're not complaining at all! Because here, everything is vegan, from the delicious pastries that showcase in the window to the croissants, cakes, salads, and lunchtime sandwiches. A tip: be sure to grab the monkey cookie (praline, salted caramel, chocolate-filled), which is worth the trip by itself, along with the farm-style sandwich crafted to resemble a chicken-mayo.

Land&Monkeys
86, bd Beaumarchais – 11th
Vegan restaurant Paris 11
2, rue de Turenne – 4th
Vegan restaurant Paris 4
158, rue de la Roquette – 11th
Vegan restaurant Paris 11
54, rue d’Amsterdam – 9th
Vegan restaurant Paris 9
85, rue Raymond Losserand – 14th
Vegan restaurant Paris 14
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Boneshaker

Nothing suggests that the best donut spot in the capital is 100% vegan, but it totally is! Here, you'll find authentic American-style donuts shaped by the skills of a pastry chef trained in France. The donut dough is the result of several months of dedicated work. Behind the glass case, you'll find classics like cinnamon, sugar glaze, or cinnamon rolls, as well as creative recipes straight from the chef's imagination, like bubbly banana, rum, and lime. This popular spot has even seen lines out the door!

to open a bar dedicated to brownies signed by Boneshaker, because you can never have enough of the good things.

Boneshaker
86, rue d’Aboukir – 2nd
Vegan restaurant Paris 2
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Cloud Cakes

Since 2014, Cloud Cakes has been offering, in addition to delicious coffees, mouthwatering vegan pastries that are simply irresistible!sending them to each other. Cupcakes, cookies, muffins, croissants, and other cakes of the moment are to be enjoyed while comfortably seated on the benches. Special mention goes to the vanilla-blueberry or matcha-raspberry-white chocolate cake, which you won’t soon forget! And when your stomach growls louder, you can settle into the coffee shop for a quality lunch, especially with their grilled cheese on seeded bread topped with a sauté of mushrooms.

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Cloud Cakes
6, rue Mandar – 2nd
Vegan restaurant Paris 2
32, rue Notre-Dame-de-Lorette – 9th
Vegan restaurant Paris 9
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VG Patisserie

Passionate about pastry and nutrition, Bérénice Leconte spent a lot of time perfecting her concept before opening VG Patisserie. From 9 AM, the pastries line up in the display, quickly joined by organic sweets made with seasonal ingredients. Among the delicious offerings, you’ll fall in love with the banana bread, vanilla flan, marbled cake, and fine pastries like pistachio macaroon and chocolate entremet. You’re going to be hooked!

VG Patisserie
123, bd Voltaire – 11e
Vegan Restaurant Paris 11
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Ara Chocolat

Founded by Andrés and Sabrina, a lovely Venezuelan couple, Ara Chocolat is truly a heartwarming experience. From bean to bar, everything is carefully monitored to achieve the best product. Working with small producers and cooperatives from different Latin American countries, every piece of chocolate brings us unique joy and is a delightful journey for our taste buds. Everything is organic, completely homemade, and most importantly, vegan. So why hold back?

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Ara Chocolat
54, rue de Dunkerque – 9th
Vegan restaurant Paris 9
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For a special occasion

Faubourg Daimant

During the summer, Alice Tuyet's team, who run the very famous sandwich spot Plan D, opened their sit-down restaurant, named Faubourg Daimant. On the menu: thoughtfully crafted small plates, chic identity, and beautifully prepared cuisine in a vibrant space, all seasoned with that little touch of craziness we love so much. It's a plant-based cuisine where expertise, sustainability, and ethics come together, offering unbeatable flavors: broccoli guacamole, sweet pepper pickles, zests, basil, and spring onions; cheeky croquettes filled with homemade mushrooms and smoked soy paste, delicate jelly, crispy fine breading, and sauce.this little delight is linked... In short, it’s amazing.

Faubourg Daimant
20, rue du Faubourg-Poissonnière – 10th
Vegan restaurant Paris 10
Open every day from 12 PM to 2:30 PM and 7 PM to 10:30 PM with brunch on weekends
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Mesa de Hoy

Need a little comfort? Mesa de Hoy welcomes us into its beautiful cocoon. From stone decor to the plates, we find raw materials and products everywhere. In short, we have everything we need for a truly wonderful time under an unmatched glass roof. When the evening comes, we let ourselves be guided by the 100% plant-based discovery menu. Black rice arancini, a lovely slice of roasted squash, massaged and pickled kale, chocolate ganache, all accompanied by a bottle of natural orange wine… We’re heading there with our eyes closed!

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MESA de HOY
68, rue des Martyrs – 9e
Vegan Restaurant Paris 9
Open every day from 7:30 AM to 10 PM
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BrEAThe

Once a temple of high-end French vegetarian cuisine, Breathe has reimagined its concept into a cocktail bar with Asian tapas. You can order a bit of everything; the cute and cheeky little plates dance around the table. Join them with an Amaretto Sour as you devour brown mushroom ravioli, shiitake, five spices, and fermented black soy sauce; fried rice; grilled eryngii skewers; guabao styled like pulled pork with jackfruit; or the incredibly fluffy Japanese tsukune meatballs. For sushi lovers, their second location on rue Montorgueil recreates makis to perfection. Everything is amazing, the service is golden, it’s a real love at first bite.

BrEAThe
16, Henry-Monnier street – 9th
Vegan restaurant Paris 9
3, Mandar street – 2nd
Vegan restaurant Paris 2
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Friendly Kitchen

Fanny Mijon, the heart behind Friendly Kitchen, wanted to create a delicious, organic dining experience with plates that change with the seasons and evoke emotions. Mission accomplished, as the marinated tofu with hazelnut crust will almost move you to tears and the spelt risotto with walnut cream and blonde miso totally amazed us. It all comes with a touching selection of natural wines, perfect for a date with great company.

Friendly Kitchen
8, rue Popincourt – 11e
Vegan restaurant Paris 11
Wednesday to Saturday from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM and from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM
Tuesday from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM
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Le Potager de Charlotte

Le Potager de Charlotte is one of those rare places that proves vegetables are far from boring. Here, four amazing dishes created by chef David Valentin, including this millet and cauliflower cream with grilled sunchoke, roasted almond, green radish, and young spinach shoots. It’s paired with the star appetizer of the restaurant since its opening in 2016, the avocado styled like a hard-boiled egg with turmeric hummus, where the addition of kala namak salt gives the sensation of biting into a real egg. The precision of flavors and so many heartwarming memories come to mind with these words.

The Potager de Charlotte
12, rue de la Tour-d'Auvergne – 9th
Vegan restaurant Paris 9
21, rue Rennequin – 17th
Vegan restaurant Paris 17
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