25 Vegan-Friendly Places in Paris, from Burgers to Three Stars
Paris runs on butter, cream and cheese, and a vegan traveler feels it fast. Waiters shrug, menus hide the stock and the egg wash, and the plant-based spots with the best ratings are sometimes just a café selling one sad bowl.
These 25 spots for vegan food in Paris came through our cross-check of Michelin, Le Fooding, Time Out and other trusted sources. Most are fully plant-based, from burger joints to a three-star dining room; a few are chef tables with a dedicated vegetable menu. For more options, see our vegetarian restaurants and healthy food picks.
Chef Alain Passard's three-Michelin-starred sanctuary celebrates exclusively plant-based haute cuisine, transforming vegetables from his own gardens into extraordinary gastronomic art.
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A trailblazing vegan restaurant in the 11th arrondissement where 100% organic, plant-based cuisine meets eco-conscious dining in a bright, artist-studio atmosphere.
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Victor Mercier's Michelin-starred temple to French terroir showcases 100% local ingredients in a modern, immersive dining experience.
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A 100% vegan, gluten-free haven serving superfood-powered cuisine with over 30 years of expertise in plant-based nutrition.
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A pioneering vegan bistrot in Paris's 10th arrondissement where creative plant-based cuisine meets Belle Époque elegance, selected by the Michelin Guide.
A pioneering 100% vegan canteen serving Jamaican-inspired plant-based cuisine with Italian influences in a laid-back, eco-conscious setting.
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A colorful vegan sandwich haven serving creative plant-based creations and lactose-free sundaes in a chill canalside setting.
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A dedicated ramen bar serving authentic Japanese bowls with organic, locally-sourced ingredients and extensive dietary options in a welcoming atmosphere.
France's first 100% vegan concept store combining a modern bistro, organic grocery, and ethical boutique in the heart of the 11th arrondissement.
Former Top Chef Florian Barbarot crafts immersive multi-course seafood experiences in a marine-inspired setting, earning Michelin recognition and a 14/20 Gault&Millau rating.
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A welcoming vegan burger joint in the 10th arrondissement where homemade street food is prepared fresh before your eyes.
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A peaceful Japanese café and restaurant serving authentic plant-based ramen, donburi, and homemade desserts in the vibrant Bastille neighborhood.
A vibrant veggie and vegan bowl concept offering wholesome, colorful meals from just €9, perfect for health-conscious Parisians seeking quick, nourishing lunches.
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A modern bistronomic table where Chef François Merle crafts seasonal French cuisine with creative flair, earning a 9.4/10 rating and Gault&Millau recognition.
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A pocket-sized gastronomic destination where modern French cuisine meets an exceptional natural wine selection in an intimate marble-countered setting.
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A retro-chic izakaya where organic French ingredients meet Japanese techniques, celebrated for its natural wine selection and commitment to sustainable gastronomy.
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A pioneering 100% plant-based restaurant in the heart of the Marais, where seasonal vegan street food and tapas redefine accessible, delicious vegetarian dining.
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Paris's premier artisanal mochi boutique crafting authentic Japanese confections with plant-based ingredients across multiple locations.
A Mediterranean haven in the 11th arrondissement where chefs Stéphanie Moquet and Francesco De Stefano craft vibrant, health-conscious cuisine with signature paëllas and creative cocktails.
A vibrant Mediterranean canteen serving creative plant-based and vegan cuisine with a commitment to local, seasonal ingredients across three Parisian locations.
A welcoming Asian noodle specialist in the 14th arrondissement serving handcrafted dishes with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options.
A passionate bean-to-bar chocolaterie crafting 100% vegan, gluten-free chocolates from ethically sourced Latin American cacao beans.
A Lebanese artisan glacier in Le Marais crafting organic ice creams, vegan sorbets, and traditional Middle Eastern frozen specialties with fleur d'oranger and rose water.
A sunny anglophone coffee shop in Goutte d'Or serving creative vegan brunch and homemade kombucha.
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A contemporary artisan bakery in the heart of the Marais, crafting exceptional breads and pastries with organic flours and natural levain while offering vegan options and hands-on pastry workshops.
Finding a good vegan restaurant in Paris
The city has caught up. You can now eat vegan croquettes in a Belle Époque bistro, a tantanmen ramen near Bastille, or a salt-crusted beet at one of the most famous tables in France. Filter by price first; this list runs from street food to haute cuisine.
Fully plant-based bistros
Faubourg Daimant, in the 10th, cooks French bistro food without animal products in a marble-and-tile room: mushroom croquettes, tempura radishes, stuffed cabbage, a corn caramel brownie. Soya, on rue de la Pierre Levée in the 11th, is fully organic and vegan, and its Sunday brunch buffet is famous enough that you need to book. Aujourd'hui Demain, also in the 11th, pairs a vegan bistro with a grocery and serves pancakes and toast benedict at weekend brunch.
Burgers, ramen and street food
On rue de Lancry, Les Tontons Veg makes its burgers in front of you, with house seitan in the Tonton Katsu and panisses on the side. Plan D, by the Canal Saint-Martin, stacks colorful vegan sandwiches and dairy-free sundaes. Near Bastille, Mori café serves fully vegan Japanese food: tantanmen, miso ramen, donburi and black sesame flan. Most of these are among our vegetarian cheap eats; for more noodles, see our ramen and noodles.
Vegetables at the very top
Arpège, in the 7th, is the headline: Alain Passard's three-star restaurant has gone entirely plant-based, with produce from his own gardens. Think beech-smoked potatoes and an apple tart shaped like a bouquet of roses. It's one of our Michelin 3-star restaurants, with prices to match. F.I.E.F., in the 11th, isn't vegan, but its Amour Végétal tasting menu is worth asking about when you book.
Where to look
The 10th arrondissement, around the canal, and the 9th have the most vegan addresses, with the 11th close behind. Healthy bowls and superfood lunches, like those at Sol Semilla, are covered in our healthy cafés. Open the map, then check each place page: must-try dishes, opening hours and what reviewers said, good and less good.