Végét'Halles

Fantastic restaurant! The food is exquisite and the staff are marvellous. The prices are very good and the range of different dishes is impressive. There is a lovely homely vibe in the restaurant. Shout-out to Max and Alexandra who made us feel so welcome!

HAD WORST TASTING FOOD OF MY LIFE .so I have eaten all sort of vegetarian proteins from different cuisines .but for the race to bottom of worst ever food..this wins...no salt..no flavor..just bland seitans were served..it was recommended by server himself but I couldn't even 50 percent of it...Rude behaviour of couple operating this place made matters worse. They had no regrets in robbing me of 21 euros for serving such pathetic food.. On telling them that food is bad they simply said fine and handed over me bill. Anyone reading this review please don't go here.. you will lose trust in vegetarian food...DONT GO

Nice options for Vegans and more importantly for Vegeterians as there r limited options in other places. It ticked the boxes of good taste, good ,cheerful & pleasant staff, easy to order and quick service. Lasagna, burger and humus was delicious.

10/10 recommend. The food was delicious. I had the seitan, and my bf tried a bit of everything. Our favourites were the vegan chicken and seitan. The presentation was also key. I'll definitely go back when I go to Paris. I think we had 2 soft drinks, 2 glasses of wine, 2 starters, and 2 mains for about 80€.

Nice little restaurant near the Chatelet metro station catering to vegan/vegetarians. Food was delicious,good portions & nice selection of wines/cocktails to go with. Vegetarian Lasagna, burgers are good. Crumble of the day was ok. Very friendly, courteous staff. The staff have difficulties speaking English but it is understandable & they make it up with their excellent service. Definitely recommend.

Végét'Halles was a true highlight of my time in Paris. (It was so good the first night I went, I went back the next. 🤓) The food is both thoughtful & delicious, & the staff is lovely. I highly recommend- of course to those who are plant-based, but even to those who are not. And don't skip dessert!

Very delicious! I'll come back there when I'll be in Paris next time

Cozy restaurant with large selection of vegan and vegetarian dishes. Everything on the menu sounded delicious and it was very difficult to only choose one main dish. The server recommended the Aubergine with “shrimp” and she was right, it was scrumptious! Had the chia pudding for dessert and it did not disappoint. Highly recommend this place. I’m sure even the non-vegans will find something to enjoy.

More like 3.5 stars. Im glad that I got to try veganized version of a pate here. They had a mushroom pate which I thought I would not like but surprisingly it was palatable. Would I order it again? No, but worth trying once. We got the burger and broccoli pie for our mains. The burger was decent but the pie was tastelessand quite mush. Portions are a bit smaller and lighter here. Service wasn't that great. It seemed like they were in a rush to get people out. English also seemed to be a bit of a barrier and ofcourse they could not understand my broken French tho the folks working there were Asian.

As a vegan I was looking for something, anything, besides avocado toast, a salad or pasta with plain tomato sauce in Paris! My daughter found Veget Halles, which was a ten minute walk from our hotel near the Louvre. The narrow street is sits on felt a bit sketchy but it was perfectly safe. Aside from a terribly long wait for our entrees to arrive after our appetizers (everyone around us was served before us, which made us wonder if our order was forgotten- seriously it took almost a hour!) the food was very good. We had two orders of curry rolls for an appetizer. Yum! My omnivore daughter had the pesto pasta (she gave me the two pieces of seitan chicken on top), my pescatarian daughter has the curry (she loved it), and I had the burger. It was such a nice mixture of flavors and textures. Only two people were working to cover the busy restaurant, and I think one was the chef herself. Because of the slow service I'm giving them 4 stars. The vegan oasis in Paris was five stars.

Ok. I like what they're doing here, I love the variety of options on the menu, the incredible pricing for a 3-course lunch, the service and the ambience. Overall, I'd give it 3.5 stars. That being said, all of the flavors were just a bit off, a bit lacking. The butternut squash tart was very mild, not savory, not sweet. It needed salt and some aromatics, maybe some green onion to liven it up. The brown rice was just rice. The lentils were the best part and had subtle depth of flavor. The dessert was similar.. chocolat creme...not sweet enough to the point it almost didn't taste like dessert. Otherwise creamy with nice texture.

Before heading into the Louvre, we had a tasty lunch at a vegetarian restaurant called Végét'Halles. We shared the Beignet de tofu avec sa Vegannaise (Tofu fritters with vegan mayonnaise) and a Burger Végét'halles with frites! We also spent a fair amount of time fighting over the water and whether we were going to be charged for it. The short answer was yes, so maybe we shouldn't have asked for any.

I am totally loving the fact there are so many vegetarian choices these days in Paris - maybe I never looked in the right places or maybe new places continue to open but whatever the case, Saveurs Végét'Halles was a delicious choice for our first evening's meal We'd asked a Conceirge to help us identify somewhere walkable & veggie & he directed us here & even called ahead to secure reservations - you'll want to do the same as they were fully booked for the evening!! Ordered the mushroom pate to start & it was extremely flavorful & savory - paired with onion jam & baguette - this was so delish! Main dishes included the Spinach & Chevre Tart for the Mr - there was an abundance of spinach & I am not a fan so I didn't even taste it but the Mr said it was hearty & the chevre offered that extra flavor layer to make it even better I chose the Mushroom Loaf with a fruit reduction sauce ( I think it was blackberry? ) and assorted veggie sides like wild rice, warmed lettuce & carrots, and lentils. This was SO GOOD! Just like a meatloaf and thoroughly delish! The Mr said while he liked his dish, the mushroom loaf was better We also noticed lots & lots of people ordering their Veggie Burger - made us want to come back & indulge - and we have plans to do just that on our next visit! Desserts included the Apple Crumble & their Sesame Tiramisu & we split these - the tiramisu was very light & whipped like a mousse & had that slight peanut buttery taste - incredible! The apple crumble was hearty & loved the thick & crumbly crust - both winners! Paired it all with a delish Brouilly & we enjoyed a wonderful welcome to the City of Lights.

I enjoyed my visit to this all vegetarian restaurant (with many clearly marked vegan options on the menu). We came for lunch and I ordered the duo (entree & plat). I had the vegetable fritters to begin, and this was a pretty large portion for a starter! For my main meal I ordered the mushroom loaf, which came with a DELICIOUS sauce (some sort of berries, I think?). I would eat that sauce on basically anything. The mushroom loaf also came with rice (left most of that behind, nothing special), potatoes (pretty basic, but great dipped in the sauce), and a pea purée. This meal was a huge portion compared to many of the other places I visited in Paris. I also ordered the ACE (apple, carrot, and lemon) juice with my meal - loved that. The service here was friendly and prompt. I liked the ambiance inside. I think fellow plant based friends and meat eaters alike would enjoy the offerings here.

Really good vegan food at a fair price! They had a ton of options besides the usual vegan burgers and salads. I got the appetizer+main+dessert dinner option and chose the mushroom pate, seitan steak, and fruit crumble. Everything was delicious plus the portions are large enough to be filling! For only €21, we got a lot of tasty food and I would definitely recommend this place for any vegan or non vegan.

Slow service. Bruschetta was good. Eggplant Caviar desperately needed salt and any seasoning. It just tasted like mashed eggplant--gross. The Mushroom Linguini took a long time to arrive and when it did it was sorely disappointing. Tough chewy flavourless mushrooms with boring flavourless pasta. They had what seemed like stale nutritional yeast and something else resembling breadcrumbs (but they weren't breadcrumbs) as condiments so I poured that on as well as a lot of salt and pepper just to get through the meal to ward off the hunger. With the fantastic selection of vegan restaurants in Paris I regret coming here.

Not sure how I should rate this, but I ultimately decided to bump it up to 4 stars. My husband and I are both vegetarians, BUT we do not eat onion, garlic, leeks, or chives. Being a vegetarian/vegan is already a bit of a challenge in France without the other part of our dietary restrictions playing part (the fromageries I've visited in Paris also seem to have only non-vegetarian cheeses thus far, which seriously saddens me) but Veget'Halles actually has a special no onion/garlic menu. I don't know why they have one and am quite curious, but they do. It's basically a list of foods they make that do not contain those spices set on a separate laminated sheet of paper. I typically eat early so we slowly (I thought) walked our way over on a Friday night (the European thing of restaurants having specific dinner hours is killing me here). We were still 10 minutes early, but after we wasted a bit of time, we returned and hesitantly walked in 1 minute early. Almost all of the tables already had pieces of paper resting on them for people that had reserved in advance. I think there were only 2 tables or so left; the remainder consisted of outside seats. We got seated at a small table for two in between two other small tables; I knew I was going to have fun getting out because those 2 tables had been reserved and their parties were very prompt. In fact, within a minute of us being seated, most of the reserved tables were filling up. The first person who seated us looked at us in confusion when we mentioned they had a no onion/garlic menu when we were given their normal menu. Shortly after, another guy took the menu in question and handed it to us. I guess not all the staff know that they had one... or they don't often encounter vegetarians/vegans with that request and had forgotten they had one. Although what we could eat covered the entire page (yay!), I admit I wanted more French-oriented foods. Unfortunately, those were off limits to us. I was stuck with staring at my neighbors through my peripheral vision ordering what I wanted to order. Even so, I was still pretty happy to have a hot, sit-down meal without worrying about onions or garlic. We ended up getting 3 entrees to share: Vegetarian "Chicken" Kabob (with sides of sauteed veggies/mushrooms, lentils, and wild/brown rice), Vegetarian "Fish" in Sweet & Sour Sauce (with the same sides), and the mixed salad with the raisin chutney (also with the same sides). It came with a bowl of cut bread. The man taking our order looked surprised when we ordered 3 main dishes. My husband ate about 65% of it and he could easily finish 5 servings of the rice so since most of the food consisted of "sides", he had no problem with it. We cleaned off all our plates with no problem as well as our bread helped along with the olive oil that was on the table. Taste-wise, the food tended to be heavy on the faux-meat - at least on our menu - and my husband didn't really want a burger (we are visiting from the States). It was actually a bit reminiscent of the all-vegetarian, no onion/garlic [and Asian] restaurants in Houston I can eat at, so I wasn't overly impressed. However, the food was more fresh and less salty/greasy, which I enjoyed a lot. Their rice was tender and lightly seasoned. I did like it - don't get me wrong - it was just nothing special because it was similar to what I've had. Probably why I like cooking at home for the variety, haha. I did like the salad entree, since that was less similar to what I'm used to and the raisin chutney was pretty good. Asians tend not to like raw veggies as much so that was new. Food was good and on the healthy side. The location was easy to find and the decor as well as atmosphere was nice. They apparently do get booked up but we were lucky, so you might want to try making reservations if you plan on going. The place isn't particularly small, but if you're sitting in between two smaller tables with only 4 inches or so in between the tables, it can get a little tight. The staff seemed to know some basic English, though we appeared to be the only foreigners when we were dining there - everyone else appeared to be French (yay for French vegetarians/vegans!). We were offered after dinner drinks/desserts but decided to pass as we were a little on the full side. To be quite honest, if I could try something more French on their menu, this would be 5 stars. As it were, I suppose it gets a solid 4 stars.

A hidden vegetarian restaurant. A bit pricey, but I was going as part of a work dinner, so I wasn't too price-sensitive to the menu. The vegan "cheese board"/tasting board was really good; it surprised me how much one could do with plant-based ingredients. I recommend it to at least see your non-vegan colleagues be shocked at its deliciousness. I remember how I felt when I saw the menu; I was so happy to see so much variety at a restaurant that I didn't know what to pick, so I picked what fascinated me the most. I got the mushroom loaf with blackberry ginger sauce, and my colleague got the skewers...I think. They were good; I was fascinated by the blackberry sauce. I don't remember the dish too much, but the sauce was good. Overall, I recommend going here as a treat.

We came here two nights in a row...yes, that's how much we line the food and the whole menu. If wet lived here, we'd probably eat here a few times a week. Yes, contrary to he general opinion, we've found some really cool vegan locations in Paris. And veget'halles will be in my top three. The service is fantastic - friendly, unintrusive, easy. Yes, this is a very nice place.

Yum. Delicious! Tres magnifique! Paris was the second stop on Kris and my European Adventure. My best friend emailed to alert me about this place because she knows how tough it can be to find veg options when travelling. Being a regular in Paris she found this spot on a recent trip and let me know that she had eaten here several times. Off the beaten track, Saveurs Veget'Halles is on a quiet block with a few other small eateries. The staff is super-friendly. We were helped by a younger guy who spoke a little English. Between my limited French and his limited English we were able to communicate effectively. He was super-friendly and patient as I stumbled through ordering. We split a sample of apetizers that included a mushroom pate, hummus, black olive tapenade, a small salad and some sun dried tomatoes. Kris had the vegetarian lasagna and I had kebabs. I don't know what the meat substitute was but it wasn't tofu and it was excellent. The kebabs were perfect - there were two and besides the "meat" they had red pepper and onion. They were marinated in a ginger sauce but not dripping, which was nice. They came with a dark rice, veggies, salad and mashed potatoes. The portions were all perfect. The food really couldn't be beat. While the neighborhood might not seem all that fantastic (off a main shopping boulevard) don't pass this spot up - you'll definitely be impressed with this awesome food.

Arrivederci Italia. Bonsoir France. A weekend stop in Paris on my way from Italy back to the States. Found this place on Yelp a block away from my hotel in the heart of city centre. It's a vegan/vegetarian/gluten free/bleeding heart joint and it's fabulous. I ordered the fixed menu duo, seitan with mushroom sauce, brown rice, veggies and a fantastic side of a split pea dish. More than decent house wine by the glass.

We found this restaurant based on yelp reviews. The menu selection was great, given we are vegetarian, though the food itself was not as good as other vegetarian restaurants in the City. We started with the Assiette Végét'Halles and then my partner ordered the Croustille Burger and I had the Brochettes de Kebab végétal. We had the Crumble aux fruits rouges for dessert. The flavor was okay, though not outstanding. The ambiance was quite casual, which may have impacted our enjoyment. It was very busy and there seemed to be a lot of movement all around us. It is likely we will be back due to limited vegetarian options though this would be my third choice (out of the three vegetarian dinner restaurants we visited).

Excellent menu choices. The food was lovely and generous portions. Fast service, comfortable surroundings if a little too cozy. Not too loud, pleasant staff.

Tried to eat here but 30 min before closing time they said they're closed. What's the point of even putting your closing time online if you don't follow it. I don't usually leave reviews like this and still even feel guilty for leaving a negative review. However, if I was the owner I'd be annoyed at servers turning away money! Get your asses in gear!

It is challenging to be vegan while traveling. My family dined in this restaurant 3 times during our 10-day visit in Paris. The host and the staff though speak limited English are very friendly. The menu is in French and English, that makes it easier to order. We've tasted the following dishes on our visits: - Mushroom pâté with onion jam - Curry rolls - Tofu fritter with vegan mayonnaise (though we preferred the sauce that come with the curry rolls for the tofu) - Assiette Composée that consists of raw vegetables, tofu, mushroom pâté, onion jam, legume of the day, hummus, black olive tapenade, marinated red peppers and aubergines - Shrimp Kebab that is marinated in pineapple and lemon grass sauce - Mushroom loaf with a blackberry-ginger sauce - Crispy Burger with chips and salad - Eggplant and vegetable soy protein in coconut-basil sauce - Assiette du Sportif - Crubmle du jour - Lots of choices of vegan wines. The restaurant is located in the 1e arrondissement, a very vibrant and diverse neighborhood, and a walking distance to Notre-Dame Cathedral but it's not frequented by tourists. Most eaters are French. I highly recommend this restaurant and we will definitely dine here in all of our future trips to Paris.

I love eating here, but make a reservation. The food is fabulous, the wait staff is always on the move. Be patient, deliciousness will soon be coming your way. I'm in Paris often, for vegans this is the best place for dinner.

Dined there with my spouse and really enjoyed the meal. I had the 3 course meal and my spouse just the entree. Starter was a beignet with a raisin sauce which was delicious. Chicken with mushroom sauce was next. Fantastic! Hard to believe the chicken was plant based. Followed by carrot cake which was also fantastic. My wife's basil linguine was good but needed more basil to punch up the flavor. All in all a wonderful dining experience I will repeat when in Paris again. Highly recommend it.

I have probably eaten dinner at Saveurs Veget'Halles more than any other restaurant in Paris. This means I have had ample opportunity to have waiters I thought were terrible and dishes I thought were bland, but overall this place is excellent. Most, but not all, dishes are vegan (the rest are vegetarian). The dishes I recommend most are the Curry Rolls for appetizer, and either the Seitan with mushroom sauce or the Poulet Veget'Halles (faux chicken) for the main dish.

This place was sooo delicious! It's off a little street by Les Halles, and the inside reminds me of a funky cafe or diner, but the food tastes like it should be in a fine dining restaurant. Huge menu, with something for anyone, whether vegan, vegetarian, or even as an omnivore. They have a great, affordable pre-fix menu, with appetizer, dinner and dessert for 19 euros. I tried the curry rolls, and for dinner, the mushroom loaf, with came with a blackberry ginger sauce. This plate was just the right amount of food, with three pieces of delicious mushroom loaf, sauteed chickpeas, rice, cabbage and mushrooms. I ate every bit on the plate, and did not feel gross or overstuffed. For dessert I tried the noisette (hazelnut cream) which was delicious and like mousse. Really great place to eat a casual meal when travelling as a vegan person in Paris. There are so many choices on the menu that you won't be bored or sick of it if you visit a few times. Very affordable, great service, and just great, unique food.

It's one of my favorite places, the faux-chicken or the coconut milk cooked eggplant are fabulous. It's not very big so it can be a bit crowded, the device is really nice too.

I'm probably just spoiled, but this place really didn't do it for me. The tofu beignet appetizer is literally just fried chunks of tofu. I ordered the seitan with a mushroom sauce and it was quite bland. My beau liked his crispy soy burger but I am probably more discerning, because I found it a bit bland too. The ambience is pretty nice, with some plants and everything looks clean. I appreciated the staff helping us by speaking some English as it was one of the first restaurants that we went to and I hadn't settled into my French yet. It seems like other people enjoyed their food more, but I wouldn't rush to go back.

I walked all the way from my hotel in L'Ile St. Louis to check out this vegetarian place. I had a very tasty tofu and veggie Teriyaki sauce kabob. It was difficult to choose from among the many interesting vegan options. The place was packed on a Tuesday night in July. Will return when I am next in Paris.

Hard to find with Uber driver....food was ok, and I think it needed some more flavor and service was very slow....

Great place with lots of vegan options, including drinks like vegan lassis and desserts. Prices are reasonable and the staff is incredibly friendly. It's a relief to find some decent vegan food in Paris. I especially enjoyed the mushroom terrine.

Wonderful vegetarian mushroom burgers . Friendly staff and reasonable prices. We sat outside, the music was fun and was a nice place to rest after walking Versailles gardens.

Cute restaurant. We came for lunch and were impressed with the food. I didn't really dig the hummus appetizer but everything else was great!

What a wonderful dinner! They have two pris-fixe menu items, one with two choices (appetizer and entree or entree and dessert), another with three (all three, duh). We each ordered the appetizer and entree dish. For appetizers we got some batter-fried veggies and lentil soup, both of which were great (especially the soup). For dinner we had a broccoli tarte and this amazing couscous dish with olives and tomato and chickpeas. The service was typical for what we experienced in France. We were not bothered by the waitstaff with questions, but our couvert/bread was always immediately refilled and our carafe of water was replaced as needed. It was a ton of food for two people, but it was just so good we couldn't really mind.

My husband and I each did the 19 euro 3 course dinner. We usually share food and we probably could've split these portions and have been comfortably fully with one 3 course dinner, but I still don't regret getting two and getting to try twice as much! Everything marked vegan and everything delicious. It was such a treat to have pate as a vegan, and "meatloaf" and carrot cake and mousse, and everything. Small but great outdoor seating too.

Vegetarian restaurant conveniently located in one of the main tourist hotspots. Food is good but heavy in meat substitutes. If you appreciate authentic vegetarian food (as I do) and not the one that tries to mock meat dishes, options will be limited. But I should acknowledge that the salad and the burger was tasty. Service was very friendly.

This tasty restaurant is the perfect vegan destination after a day spent at the Louvre. It's a smallish place, but I don't think reservations are necessary; on a Thursday night at 8pm, we were sat in the back area near the kitchen and were literally the only ones in that room! (The front room was mostly full and very cheery, a mixture of locals and tourists.) Service is, shall we say, relaxed; our young waiter could hardly be bothered to come by (I tried my broken French with him, as I don't think he spoke any English, and he was unimpressed), but his English-aware colleague was more friendly and attentive and actually wound up bringing us our dessert and our check. Maybe it was just that one waiter, but be warned that you may not feel as totally welcome here as you are at other vegan places in Paris. I had the terrine de champignon - cold mushroom paté with carmelized onions - for an appetizer. Delicious but rich - I'm glad I shared half of it with my wife, who had the "beignet de legumes" - not a New Orleans-style beignet, but more like a pile of tempura-fried vegetables with a thick batter. It was so-so. I wouldn't recommend it. For our main courses, we had the escalope de seitan and the roti de champignons (like a meatloaf). Both were fantastic. My seitan came with a blackberry sauce that was out of this world! Dessert was a nice chocolate hazelnut mousse served in cute little mason jars. The above dishes were all selections on the evening "formule" or set menu - a very good deal at 18.90 Euros (about $25) for a satisfying three-course dinner.

Had the plat du jour, the spinach tarte, and it was surprisingly rich, packed with literally 5 lbs of spinach. The prices were very comparable to other eateries and the service, albeit a little lacking, was very friendly and English-speaking.

We were excited to find a vegetarian restaurant in Paris - pasta and pizza gets old! So we have this place a try. The Good: the food was quite good. We had the veggie burger, the tofu chicken and the curried seitan. All were good. Not as good as what you might find in US vegetarian restaurants, but good for Europe. The Not-So-Good: the prices were not on line with the food or ambience. The entrees (plats) were a little pricey. A 250 cL Heineken was over 6€. That is crazy! The decor and ambience was yuck. And the service was less than indifferent. One of the few places in Paris where we felt like we were troubling them by coming in. If desperate, it's worth a try. Otherwise, you can probably do better.

Hidden away in the backstreets of Paris, it was surprising to see how busy this unassuming restaurant became at lunchtime. It was only after we received our order that it became evident as to why. Good food, great portion sizes, moderately priced. The service was somewhat lacking although I had the distinct feeling this was down to nothing more than a new inexperienced waiter.

Been in Paris a few days and had my best vegetarian/vegan meal here so far. I hope to return.

The lunch service was really poor. After being seated, it took nearly 30 minutes to get my starter out (hummus) and another 30 minutes for the main to arrive. They apologized for the delay an reduced my bill. That said, the food was great! I got the "Escalope de seitan avec sa sauce au champignon, accompagnée du céréale et légumineuse du jour" and was very satisfied.

Pretty tasty food and good service. Felt like I was being a bit rushed along though.

Spinach and mushroom (vegan) omelet and the seitan steak are both house specialties and excellent. The seitan is house made and is just the right texture. Sometimes seitan comes out rubbery. This steak with a savory gravy was amazing. And the portion was huge. I couldn't finish it. It comes with three sides which are mediocre to pretty good. But the steak was brilliant.

Very good vegetarian restaurant in the heart of Paris city center. Lots of choice which is great for a veggan! Open until late and service very friendly and smiling. That was my first time for a dinner with my boyfriend but will definitely be back to try the whole menu! Decoration is very old fashioned but who cares when you eat well, healthy and for a the right price?! A must try!

Vegan for years but in Paris for the first time. My wife and I had just completed our Louvre excursion and strolled to Saveurs VegetHalles for lunch. We were greeted by very friendly staff and we saw that the menu was in both French and English. Menu items are clearly labeled vegan and not, which makes choosing and ordering a breeze. We have some French basics down pat, but when our friendly waiter saw that we were struggling a bit, he politely told us that he spoke English. Our meals were fresh, didn't taste sodium-laden, and overall very enjoyable. The house red wine was phenomenal! The prices were very reasonable. We'll definitely return.

Excellent place to dinner. Even better that it's vegetarian. We were there two times in our flash visit to Paris. First time we both choose the burger (vegetarian). The "normal" and then the crispy. And the mushrooms paté and curry rolls for starters. All excellent and plenty. Next time I we took the spinach omelet -excellent!- and tried what I recall its called "brochette". That it's what in Spain is called Escalivada over a loaf of bread -it was fine (I prefer the Spanish version, that it's more tasty...). The we repeat with the crispy burger with chips -even better than the day before- and I tried the veggie fish that was a little scarce for my hunger after a long day walking; I would prefer to repeat the veggie burger again! For dessert we took a banana+chocolate kind of pudin (excellent) and a chocolate mousse if I recall correctly its name. I think that It's an excellent place to have a tasty dinner and try imaginative vegetarian cousine. I think it wasn't expensive for a dinner to eat à la carte in Paris: 45 the first day and 55 five the second.

This is a pleasant and relaxed restaurant with creative, tasty and well presented food. The waiter treats you like he is the owner and you are one of his dearest customers and he is not. The best vegetarian place in the area, without pretence or attitude. Though in the "Halles" area, the easiest way to find the street is from the Rue de Rivoli, corner C&A.

One of the few vegan restaurants in Paris, but what great food. There Menu if quite affordable and had a great selection. I haven't had food this good in a long time. Make it a point to get reservations, the place can be packed and you don't want to miss the food just because you didn't get a reservation.

We (myself, my wife along with our 4 yr and 2 yr old) probably had our best dinner in Paris. We had the assorted appetizer, chicken (soya not real chicken) kebab, another chicken (soya) dish that I do not recollect along with a lasagna. Appetizer is served with the sourdough bread which none of us are big fans off. The chutneys served with the appetizer had different flavor and were good. Lasagna was ok and had different vegetables - zucchini, carrot etc.. Personally I liked the chicken kebabs. We finished off with the desert - chocolate banana which was just s muffin with some presentation, and a Tiramisu. Both myself and my wife voted the tiramisu to be the best we have had so far. It's made in a glass cup with 3 layers of cream and two layers of the bread (if I can call it so) - rich and creamy but the taste of the bread could be felt. Total bill came to about 60 euros and it was far worth more than the 48 euros we spent at a cafe that was probably the worst food I ever had.