Wild & The Moon - Saint-Honoré - Restaurant vegan à Paris

When I visited France 🇫🇷 from Australia 🇦🇺, I made a point to visit Wild & the Moon—and I’m so glad I did! The toasted sandwich was absolutely delicious, and the smoothie was incredible. The staff were warm and welcoming, and the restaurant itself is beautifully designed. Highly recommend!

Ambiance and layout are very nice. This is an order at the counter place. My food came out quickly and was good. I had the Wild Banh mi. It was quite good. My critiques would be that the soy meat that they used was a tad dry and the sandwich itself could use more sauce. Other that, great worth the detour for me. I finished my meal with a protein bar since I was still hungry and it was very good. Moist and filling.

This place was SOOOO good. Everything on the menu hit. As a gluten free foodie, I felt really safe eating here. It was a little pricey, but totally worth it. I would recommend going to this location over any of the others as it has the largest menu variety

This restaurant is very modern with a beautiful interior! I had the regular Açaí bowl and it was very tasty, with kiwi’s banana’s and peanut butter, however my favorite part of this bowl was the homemade berry granola which had such a intense and lovely flavor! The coffee is also very nice which I was quite surprised since it’s a completely vegan establishment. Overall I recommend it!

How can be such a vegan, healthy, chemicals free - a smoking place? How come visitors combine healthy eating with smoking? You should definitely make your outside area smoking free. You have a sign prohibiting laptops, so why don’t you blame smoking?

I had lunch here today, the vegan options were great! I was very optimistic. Ordered the pastrami toasted sandwich It came out cold in the middle and not even toasted on the outside it was just bread (a sandwich) I took it back and asked for it to be warmed up/ toasted and it came back black on one side and still bread on the other. Anyway it tasted good and with limited options in Paris I ordered them again on uber eats with the addition of a toasted cheese. I also asked in notes for it to be hot inside and crispy outside (cooked like a toasted sandwich should be?) you’d think goes without saying! Received the delivery - both sandwiches are cold, not cut in half, not toasted at all and the pastrami sandwich was completely missing cheese though it had enough weird mayo sauce in it for at least 10 sandwiches but not spread out at all just in the middle of the bread (photo pictured is after I spread the mayo around one part) there’s enough mayo in this one sandwich to start your own mayo shop! Omg I’m losing my mind in Paris the one vegan shop I thought I could rely on makes me want to go home immediately. I’d be so embarrassed to own this shop. Sorry. Just do better and vegans will love you.

I was excited to visit a Wild & The Moon location on my trip to Paris, but it fell a bit flat. I took out a cinnamon babka (5,50) and blueberry scone (7,00). The items themselves were alright, but not worth the hefty price. The babka had a nice cinnamon flavour, and the braided bread was nice to look at. The scone's appearance didn't resemble a traditional scone with a crispy exterior, but had a good flakiness once consumed. The vanilla cashew sauce added a good sweetness. Both tasted best warmed up! However, I preferred the plant-based goods from Land&Monkeys, which was also the more affordable option. We came within 30 minutes of closing (around 8:30 pm) and the staff putting the tables away didn't greet us upon arrival. I almost felt like an imposition being in the empty shop, with my multiple questions about the menu as an English speaker. I understand that it is a long day for staff, but until closing, a welcoming environment goes a long way. Service felt a bit cold. Their hot meals looked interesting, but I wouldn't make a special trip to try them.

Really nice all vegan café /bistro. Everything we had was delicious and was prepared very quickly. I would have wished for more healthy options (e.g. a little more veggies in the bowls, maybe a porridge based bowl...) but these are personal preferences. Definitely a great option if you are looking for a good vegan café close to the Louvre.