Wild & The Moon

3 days in Paris and two of these I ate lunch in your stores. Absolute great food and I am so sad I will have to miss you guys, because I have to go back to berlin. If you ever open a shop there, hit me up, I will be your first ever customer there AND become a regular!! 😩✨

Really good food, I can definitely recommend the sandwiches, my partner would not shut up about them for literal days, so I had to take them back for another one. A vegan highlight 💚

Wild & the Moon is known to be a chain of vegan restaurants with really overpriced items for the portion size- and most of the items- with the exception of the smoothies and juices, are extremely bland. These types of places make veganism exclusive and inaccessible to normal people who would like to become vegan. And to echo others- grilled cheese was really bad- served cold, and as you can see from the photo- the ‘cheese’ was not melted at all. If you can’t melt vegan cheese, I think you should rename your menu item “Cold cheese sandwich” to be more accurate. Also the Ube latte is beautiful, but it’s tasteless- it’s milk with a purple hue. Also as others have said, hygiene-wise- they should reevaluate the dishwashers they use- i have been there over a dozen times and the dishes and utensils are often not clean, served w caked on food on them. Overall, it’s disappointing that a chain that is evidently thriving financially is so stingy with portions and/or cannot drop prices. There are many better vegan restaurants serving organic vegan food for half the price that are not bland, with larger portions, and where the people who work there are more welcoming (perhaps not as exploited by a corporate chain), around Paris. Just search for them.

The place is very cozy and the girl who worked was very polite and friendly. I ordered açaí bowl but I was little bit surprised because I paid almost 20 euros for a bowl with adds on (chia seeds, hemp seeds, peanut butter, protein powder) and açaí sorbet was good but wasn’t anything special. That’s a little bit more expensive that I thought it will be.

They served my smoothie to the wrong customer (who arrived and ordered after me…). That customer sat with it for five minutes, drank some of it, realized it wasn’t theirs and then took it back to the counter. From there, the staff tried to give me the same drink (including the same straw!) and seemed confused about why I would want a fresh one. They did not apologize for their mistake which I assume was because they really didn’t understand why that is unacceptable. I have some serious questions about how staff here are trained in safe food handling and hygiene. When I’m paying €11 (!) for a smoothie I think the minimum expectation is for it to be served without other customers’ saliva. The smoothie was fine but at that price the experience I had is truly unacceptable.

Grilled cheese was nearly as bad as the rude service. Far too overpriced for quality. Açai bowl was nice but that’s about it.

A place where you can sit and enjoy the food and the atmosphere. Nice music, great food and desserts.

This will be my spot each time I return to Paris to curl up in with a good book or my laptop and feed myself delicious vegan food all day, I'm OBSESSED with Wild & The Moon. I'm vegan and seek out fresh food from the earth wherever I travel. I was so happy to find Wild & the Moon and it didn't dissapoint. The staff was so sweet to help me in English as I tried to pull out my French lessons from 8th grade. Throughout all of our communication, they were kind and thoughtful to me, really wanting to be sure that they helped me decide what to order. I ate here twice during our 36 hours in Paris. I had a smoothie bowl and juice one morning, and the Bahn Mi sandwich for lunch. Highly recommend both and can't wait to try more in the future. GREAT spot and I love that they are scattered throughout the city, love!

This will be my spot each time I return to Paris to curl up in with a good book or my laptop and feed myself delicious vegan food all day, I'm OBSESSED with Wild & The Moon. It has the cutest atmosphere and the most delicious food. I'm vegan and seek out fresh food from the earth wherever I travel. I was so happy to find Wild & the Moon and it didn't disappoint. The staff was so sweet to help me in English as I tried to pull out my French lessons from 8th grade. Throughout all of our communication, they were kind and thoughtful to me, really wanting to be sure that they helped me decide what to order. I ate here twice during our 36 hours in Paris. I had a smoothie bowl and juice one morning, and the Bahn Mi sandwich for lunch. Highly recommend both and can't wait to try more in the future. GREAT spot and I love that they are scattered throughout the city, love!

My sister and I stopped by for breakfast during our visit to Paris. It was pretty quiet, although it was prime vacation time for Parisiennes in August... we were thankful some shops/restaurants were still open! Especially a lot of vegan and plant-forward options. We both ordered a Glow Bowl ($10) smoothie bowl, which contained mango and passion fruit blended with house almond milk. The bowls were topped with crunchy granola, banana, kiwi, a watermelon slice, berries and coconut. Yum! Very tasty and refreshing, plus not too sweet. We also ordered juices to go. My sister got a large Little Miss Sunshine (pineapple, cucumber, turmeric, ginger, basil - $10.5) and I got a small Better than Botox (beet, apple, cucumber, mint, aloe - $5.9). My juice essentially tasted like beet apple juice... definitely enjoy over ice if you can because it's not so great as it warms up. The interior is clean and green. We ate our bowls outside in the small seating area. It's a bit pricey given the serving size (not surprising for Paris) but I'd happily come back if ever given the chance. I'd be interested in trying some of their savory options too!

I'm over the moon and wild about this place! See what I did there? ;) Just when I thought Paris couldn't get any better, I walk right by this place and have to stop! The name intrigued me, the decor called out to me, and then I looked at the menu...it's like I just hit the jackpot or found a pot of gold in Paris! What an amazing find on our way to walk around Le Marais, my favorite arrondissement (neighborhood) in Paris. We were only here for 3 days on this particular trip, and already had all our favorite places to visit in terms of restaurants, coffee shops, bars, etc, but there is always room to discover new ones, and Wild & the Moon jumped up to the top of our list. Instant Loves: + Matcha Latte + Golden Latte (with Turmeric) + Smooth Green smoothie + Banana Cake (vegan, dairy-free, gluten-free) + Sprouted Buckwheat Granola I absolutely love this organic, plant-based, healthy AND tasty café/restaurant. It's a Parisian gem for sure, and a nice way to get some delicious nutrients into your body after you have had enough baguettes, croissants, cheese, wine and desserts throughout Paris! Très magnifique!!

One of our saving graces in Paris. There are a few locations and they have delicious, fresh food for people with food allergies. Great staff, great food, cute environment. Oui oui oui

Amazing! I still think about this place often and the salad I had. Friendly and I had the best salad. Two years later and my sister and I still talk about it.

College students, beware. This trendy place (it's like Jamba Juice and Freshii had an expensive Parisian baby) is extremely pricey. Yes, it may be Insta-worthy and super healthy; but, I paid around 12-14$ for an açaí bowl that was delicious but not worth its price tag. On a more positive note, the place is super aesthetic and makes a rainy morning better. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed my coffee and açaí bowl but it is a steep price for any college student looking for a cheap, tasty fix. Definitely recommend this place to someone for a treat on special occasions.

Was lucky to find this plant-based restaurant. "Jack's Tartar" and the Acai Bowl were great.

A truly eco-friendly, vegan, gluten-free, and organic restaurant with no plastic whatsoever!! Food**** First off this food is incredibly healthy all around. One of the few vegan places that is not only vegan but gluten free, organic, and no additives! We ordered the daily special, which was the chili bowl and their focaccia with vegan mayo and pesto. The combo of the chili bowl with the focaccia was a great idea because it was awesome for dipping. The chili bowl was not too spicy but spicy enough to satisfy my tastebuds. Jesse doesn't care for spicy and wasn't overwhelmed at all with spicy. The focaccia was delishhhh--sooo good! Their vegan mayo and pesto was purrrfect! Service**** Ordered at the counter, friendly and with a smile! The staff spoke English and delivered the food promptly to the counter. Atmosphere**** The atmosphere had a very bohemian, new age feel to it. Very roomy and very comfortable! Price$ Many dishes are under $10!

I have come here already a few times in a very short period. It is a great location and easy going, a cool spot for meeting up with a friend or two. The 'Blue Moon' smoothie is super tasty! So are the hot bowls, the banana bread and the golden tumeric milk - all very yummy! I have also tried the spirulina pop-corn and the chocolate truffle, both very tasty. I am not sure how I feel about the use of coconut butter and oil. It is in a lot of the things I have tried and the taste can be a little too strong and overwhelm the other ingredients, like the banana flavour in the banana bread. The signature style goji berries in the hot bowls are a lovely touch, just like raisins are used in traditional couscous dishes. The cold bowls in the fridge didn't quite catch my interest. This is a self-service restaurant, somewhat arranged like a canteen, with a big community table in the back (love that table!). Firstly, you pick something from the fridge near the entrace and/or then order something from the counter, pay, get a number and sit down until your order arrives. Which is pretty fast. You can grab a glass from the shelves and tap water from the serving station. The tables are not being looked after enough. After paying we had picked a table and waited for a while for someone to take away the old dishes - which never happened. So we had to make some space ourselves and then ask one of the waitresses to at least wipe it clean. This was at a time when it wasn't too busy (between lunch and dinner) and there were definitely enough waiters . . . however, most free tables had the same issue. The kitchen-ware is enamel, a material I love to eat from! It is a little dangerous though once it gets chipped. . . so be careful to check your bowl/plate/cup. I am not saying that this will happen here. I just had an issue before at home with my own enamel kitchen-ware and since then, am super worried as it can be as dangerous as a glass splinter. I haven't tried the juices yet. . . generally I prefer things that are freshly prepared, so I guess I will stick with the smoothies and warm drinks. While I do recommend this place, I do find that some of the items are too expensive and I would not ever buy them. For example, the 7,- Euro cookie. That's pretty outrageous. Mind you, prices can be high in a lot of the hip Parisian foodie spots. Espresso that costs 3,- Euros though. . . especially from a self-service restaurant. That's just too pricey and doesn't make any sense to me. My adivce, study the offer and take your time chosing something that's both tasty to you and still good enough value for money.

We stumbled upon this perfect juice-gem this morning. Places in Paris don't really serve food until afternoon, but this place was open with something familiar. Back home in San Francisco, juice bars and smoothie bowls are HUGE. Wild and The Moon offered a great variety of fresh bowls, salads, juice shots, and smoothie bowls. We went with a classic, açaí bowl, and they serve with house made granola. The açaí smoothie was great, and not watered down like some places serve. I'll try to make it back!

I was so excited to try this place, the food looked so beautiful. However, WHAT. 10.50 for the smallest bowl of porridge or whatnot. It was crazy small- it was filling, yes. But wow. The bowls were just ok too. The flavors were good, but nothing we would crave. The banana bread was really sweet too. They gone wild!

We stopped by this little shop a few times during our stay in Paris. We found it on happenstance, but quickly fell in love with it. We realized that the nutmilks quickly sell out if you come later in the afternoon, so make sure you come early. This is a very New York eque juice shop. It is pricey, but I think it's worth it since they are made fresh daily. We tried the charcoal drinks and the matcha milk with spirulina. We also tried the macaroons and the breakfast bar. Super healthy and good!

Such a lovely place! Very aesthetically pleasing and I loooooved the banana bread. A little pricey but it's what you can expect from a place like this! My friend and I got their (seasonal i think) hot bowl and banana bread. Both were really great!! Service was quick and nice. Limited seating inside so you kind of need to just standby but I think it gods by pretty quickly.

This place is wonderful. Definitely a slice of California in Paris. All the typical açaí bowl, matcha, chai puddings that you'd find at a health cafe in the states. The only issue is that it's extremely expensive. Even for California standards. I came here twice & it was definitely well worth it, but it would not be a typical spot for me if I was a local.

I was intent on not visiting Wild & The Moon, despite it popping up on my vegan radar, just because it seemed so Californian. I can have overpriced juice and avocado toast at home at any time, why would I do it in Paris? After a few days of feasting and heavy foods, my body was tired of my antics. It's my habit to fix digestion issues with food, mainly because it works, so before I knew it, I was perusing drinks at Wild & The Moon, and picking up a "Blue Star," claiming to give me "happy digestion." Hey, that's what I need! I paid out the nose, like you do, and considered it breakfast. It was delicious, and it truly made me feel better. Wild & The Moon is a great resource in case your stomach need a break. My friend who is a local says the kale chips are excellent.

Good acaï but not sweet enough we add to ask extra maple sirup! Very good chai latte !

Protein Bowl (Quinoa, Hummus, Avo, Soya Beans etc.) & Vegan Chai Latte. Tasty, fresh and saturating. Will definitely come back and try out more bowls, but also Acai recipes on the menu. 5 out of 5!

Such a cute place. I got golden latte and nice bowl, both taste amazing. I've never tried anything like the nice bowl, which has coconut meat in it.

Whenever I want to have a healthy brunch, i always go to wild and the moon and get the blue bowl

Love this place. Service was great, food and drinks very delicious. We went for breakfast - we had an açaí bowl, a matcha latte and a chai latte. Would definitely go here again.

Cute cafe in 3rd arrondissement. Love the vibes of this place, feels of Brooklyn with their modern retro garden style and fridge full of juices and to go items . Place is small so seating is limited. We got the matcha bowl which was a matcha mixture with spirulina, banana and matcha and topped off with blueberries and shredded coconut. For 10 euros eat in price, I expected more. It was underwhelming with no texture. Flavor of the matcha was slightly bland. The portion size is smaller than what I'm use to, but I come from an island (oahu) where acai/pitaya/matcha bowls rule, so perhaps my judgement is a little more critical. We shared one but could have easily gotten one on our own since the portion size is small. Ambiance is great and I'd give 5 stars for that. But for the bowl, 3 stars.

Wish their customer's service had some ethic. They must have place all their efforts and good doing on food. Disappointed about their behaviour and lack of sensitivity.

Honestly, if you ate too much fromage yesterday and think your gut is going to feel better by eating nut cheese, you're very mistaken - but at least it's plant based. I like that there's a lot of grab-n-go options. It's cute and solid coffee. Some people think it's a plus that you can work on your laptop while you eat, but not moi: I think that's a terrible attribute and not sure we're being healthy or better to the environment by thinking that's awesome. Be aware if you're sensitive to either nuts or seeds because they go for it here (too much in my opinion to the point where it really bums me out). I mean, ten nuts is normal, but a cup of crushed nut butter is too much to ask of any mortal. For any California hippie new to France, you will soon discover that French hippie food contains spirulina. ... And "green juice" means "veggies + apple". It's never just all veggie. So if you're FODMAPping, take note. I've yet to find an actual all-green-veggie juice in Paris.

Very nice concept mixing all the current trends resulting in a nice, vibrant, smart place to go to for smoothies, juices, healthy food. They also have coffee and pastries. All looks good and again the place is really enjoyable, only downside to me is that it is impossible to go to such place on a regular basis. You pay premium prices for supposed premium food with very small quantities, 11 euros for a bowl of rice and very few toppings is like, I want to be vegan but I also want to be starving. Not me. I would much prefer to see larger size options to really make me feel good rather than what I had. Good taste on my noodles bowl, and on my avocado toast but it is 2 hours later and I am starving... I tried the place but would probably not go back until I hear it has changed a bit. Will maybe just go for a quick pastry bite or juice but really not sure at this point..

For a vegan, this place is heaven. They have all sorts of great smotthies, drinks and elixirs (!). They make most of their drinks based on almond-milk, which - for me at least - is the best non-diary milk out there. I took a Vanilla-milk and the healthiest juice on the the planet, Cocohia. Very much delicious! Surprisingly the staff was all-in on the English tongue which made it very easy to order and ask "how do you say XX" in french, which in turn they very happy to help with. Menus on the wall were also in English. All in all a great place for tourists and/or vegans, although the french pretty much occupy most of the little place.

Absolutely love this place. Great juices, food and for sitting and doing work. Everyone that works there has been so kind. They welcomed me (American) with open arms. This was my go to place for a month I stayed in Paris. You should definitely go here. You won't be disappointed at all.

Very nice juices available both fresh and in bottle. The shop is well located and the interior is very cosy

Excellent place for an açaí bowl in Paris. Nice and thick açaí base with homemade chunky granola and a little bit of fresh fruit - whatever's available that day. Mine came with bananas. Their WiFi is not great but it's a good spot to do work on the computer at the large communal table in the back. It's also right next to the yoga studio Atelier Marais so go take a class and then come for a bowl after!!

As soon as I walked into Wild & The Moon, I felt like I had apparated to West LA. The vibe here is very millennial, as evidenced by the plethora of fresh-pressed juices and chic youngsters on their Macbooks. The space is beautiful, flush with natural light and wooden elements. A good option in Marais Nord to get your vegan fix in Paris. A bit pricey, but that's to be expected for this type of food/atmosphere. Get the bowls!

If you are a raw vegan or a vegan or simply want to be healthy then you've found the place. I come from LA where I could access a raw vegan place within every mile.So, I am more than happy to have found this spot . Their caffe latte and Mediterranean sandwhich is amazing ; cilantro chutney with celery leaves clubbed in a high seed breaded sandwich is probably the best thing to have during winter . They could definitely improve their smoothie bowls -add a bit more salt and sweetness to it . Think if they work on their flavors and food combination this place would be amazing . I am a raw vegan chef ,hence :) bonjour !!!

The hot Japanese bowl was good, orange cookie was mediocre, customer service was extremely rude particularly from the white girl with box braids will not be visiting again for that reason alone

Brand new place but already conquered my heart! It reminds me of the juice bars and trendy vegan spots in NYC. Their juices are on point, the guacamole is delicious (although it could use a bit more salt and spice but this is my personal taste), the quinoa salad is amazing and the kale chips are crunchy and tasty. Yes, it's a bit pricey (like about 18 to 20 euros for a salad and a juice) BUT it's actually far from overpriced for the generous serving and quality you get. I wish I could go every day for sure. I can't wait for them to have everything that is actually on their menu.

Nice vegan place with a lot of plants and a communal table to work on. I love their drinks and the daily food (good curry or focaccia). Expensive as the other same kind of place.

Beautiful little vegan juice bar with delicious smoothies and drinks, to order and pre-made. Immaculately clean. Rear room with a communal table overhung by tons of hanging, live plants. Très jolie! Drinks are mostly almond milk-based. Nice-sized menu of vegan and raw snacks as well. Got a green smoothie and a Golden Latte (warm golden milk, also to order, light on the maple syrup), both lovely refreshers for an afternoon shopping in Paris. Also got bottled matcha/almond milk and coffee/almond milk to go for the next day. SO DELICIOUS. Only non-vegan item I saw on the menu was marked as such: Bulletproof Coffee, if you're into that, they had it. (Coffee with ghee.) Menus on the wall in English, staff spoke perfect English, FWIW.

Delicious rose latte. I mean wtf! So good I wanna cry. And not just because of the price. 6€ dammit. It it's a cute place to chill for a second and rest your feet.

Love, Love, Love! Their matcha latte made with almond milk is delicious. This place is the cutest and it's a nice atmosphere to work ‍ Great service too! Just note that if you need to your their wifi, you will ask for a new password every hour.

This used to be my fav go to healthy spot when I spent 2 months in Paris last year. Well, It seems that its not the case anymore! What used to be my favourite "best Ive ever tried banana bread" is not really that exceptional anymore, it also didnt seem to be fresh.

Really terrific. Açaí and matcha bowls are superb, especially on a hot day. Speaking of a hot day - they have a stationary air conditioning unit! Cashew cream cheese is very tasty, so is raw chocolate pudding and lemon cheesecake. Green salads in the fridge are fresh and tasty.

We loved going here in the mornings. Each staff member was very friendly and welcoming. We would definitely recommend!

So good, followed them on Instagram for a while and then when I went to Paris I knew I had to go. Pretty pricey, but so good. Did I want to spend 6 euros on a tiny juice? No. but was it so good? YES. The sprouted granola is to die for, I bought 3 bags, and brought 2 home to Los Angeles. The blueberry scone is like crack. I dont know what is on that sauce they add to it, but it's soooooo good. The spirulina popcorn is super good too, as well as the coco matcha macaroons. Seriously everything is good. Just go there!

Such a cute place, tiny but cozy and beautiful! The food is a little pricy for what it is (in my opinion) but still very good. They offer all sorts of different delicious exotic lattes (6€) and smoothie/ acai bowls (10€) and the atmosphere is unbeatable. Definitely recommend to Instagramers and bloggers or aesthetic enthousiastes!

We came here for brunch during last weekend and it was packed. The later it was the busier it got. But I personally think it's worth trying. That day we tried the açai bowl and the kid's smoothie. The açai was yummy but not very fulfilling. I found bowl was a little empty for the price (9€). About the smoothie, it was 5€ and very good. Very fruity and fresh. I left really thinking about trying the veggie cracks with their hummus. I'm sure they're very good. I also tryied the juices and I can say they're great.

Delicious organic and vegan restaurant. Highly rcommm be the plat du jour and the zucchini muffin. Open pretty late. Really nice people and a beautiful vibe.

Came here for breakfast, had the charcoal latte and focaccia sandwich - both were excellent. The staff were very friendly and happy to speak in either French or English. The space is beautifully put together.

After days of passing by the same pizza, pasta, sandwiches etc. on every corner we came across this place on a friend's recommendation. We were definitely not disappointed! Wholesome, tasty food and great service. If you are a health conscious person who appreciates options (vegetarian, vegan, GF) then you'll love Wild and the Moon.

Love this place..I adored both the chai and the superfood Chaga latte de chocolate. Very friendly and lovely atmosphere. You must visit if you are in o natural, organic, vegan and gluten free options.

Love. Stopped in for lunch after discovering on Instagram and everything looked so good but I decided on the Nori Quinoa bowl and it was amazing. I want to eat it for every meal. It was a bit pricey for the size but very filling none the less and worth it after I tasted it. I'm only in Paris for 3 days and plan to go back as much as I can. Their granola looks amazing, and I really want to try their Acai Bowl as well. According to their website they are opening in New York... this needs to happen immediately and please have the Nori Quinoa on the menu!!

This place makes being a vegan in Paris a little bit easier. W&TM is a beautifully white/green/wooden space in the Marais that is entirely vegan (with the exception of bulletproof coffee) and has plenty of GF options. The workers are young, eclectic, and super friendly, and the clientele range from grungy-chic millennials to models to yoga moms and their children. The communal table in the back room is a perfect place to get some work done or hang out with a friend. I've been here multiple times and some of my favorites are the matcha latte, filtered coffee, matcha bar (raw matcha/almond/date/vanilla heaven), and black lemonade (activated charcoal + apple cider vinegar = ultimate hangover cure). Things are on the pricier side, but it's Paris and it's vegan (what else is new?) p.s. one of my favorite aspects of the cafe is the bathroom's soap dispenser. just go see for yourself.

A beat of magic earth injection in mix of dense city. Refreshing to find healthy food. Fun and friendly staff team! Looking forward to another visit when back in Paris. Thank you!!