Cheap Vegetarian Food in Paris: 30 Spots Where Veggies Eat Well
Eating vegetarian in Paris on a budget often ends in the same place: a cheese sandwich from a chain, or a sad side salad at a café that charges €14 for it. The cheap spots with great reviews tend to be meat-heavy, and the veggie-friendly ones tend to be pricey.
These 30 spots for cheap vegetarian food in Paris break that rule. Every one sits in our lowest price bracket, and each serves real vegetarian dishes, from Syrian mezze to handmade dumplings, checked across Time Out, Le Fooding and our other sources. For sit-down meals, see our vegetarian restaurants; for plant-based only, our vegan food.
Chef Eyal Shani's energetic pita palace brings bold Israeli street food to the Marais with roasted cauliflower and creative vegetable-forward dishes.
A Marais institution since 1979, serving what many consider the world's best falafel sandwich with divine homemade sauce and fresh ingredients.
A luminous vegetarian canteen in the heart of the Marais serving ultra-fresh, Instagram-worthy plant-based comfort food with an impressive 9.6/10 rating.
A neighborhood gem in the 9th arrondissement serving handmade dumplings and fresh noodles with exceptional quality at remarkably accessible prices.
A beloved sandwich stand in the historic Marché des Enfants Rouges, serving XXL homemade sandwiches that have earned cult status among Parisians.
A minimalist burger joint in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés serving authentic smash burgers crafted by a Swiss-trained chef.
Authentic Berlin döner kebab crafted with fresh ingredients and homemade sauces in the heart of Oberkampf.
A Franco-British bakery and coffee shop championing artisan sourdough, specialty coffee, and eco-responsible practices across three Parisian locations.
A convivial downtown destination serving diverse cuisine with vegetarian-friendly options and a charming terrace.
A pioneer of authentic Vietnamese coffee culture in Paris since 2017, serving traditional street food and expertly roasted coffee in a cozy Scandinavian-Asian setting.
A dedicated ramen bar serving authentic Japanese bowls with organic, locally-sourced ingredients and extensive dietary options in a welcoming atmosphere.
A vibrant Syrian vegetarian haven in the 10th arrondissement, serving authentic mezze, falafels, and hummus in a relaxed, accessible setting.
An authentic Vietnamese street food haven serving exceptional bánh mì and bubble tea in a relaxed neighborhood setting near Porte d'Ivry.
A welcoming vegan burger joint in the 10th arrondissement where homemade street food is prepared fresh before your eyes.
Authentic Xi'an street food meets Parisian bistrot charm, where handmade momos and Biang Biang noodles bring the flavors of China's ancient Silk Road capital to the 10th arrondissement.
Paris's first authentic Berlin-style kebap shop brings Turkish-German street food excellence to the 18th arrondissement with handmade pide bread and creative monthly specials.
A vibrant veggie and vegan bowl concept offering wholesome, colorful meals from just €9, perfect for health-conscious Parisians seeking quick, nourishing lunches.
A Parisian burger institution serving handcrafted burgers made with traditional French farm-raised meat across four vibrant neighborhoods.
A convivial Thai gem near Les Gobelins serving fresh, made-to-order dishes at remarkably affordable prices.
A modern Israeli bakery bringing the art of babka and Levantine pastries to Paris with artisanal craftsmanship and locally-sourced ingredients.
A welcoming Indonesian gem near Gare du Nord serving authentic, made-to-order dishes in a charming setting with terrace seating.
A beloved neighborhood Thai restaurant in the 11th arrondissement, earning an impressive 9.2/10 rating with generous portions and exceptional vegetarian options.
A warm Korean table where traditional fermented dishes and vegetarian specialties nourish both body and soul.
A charming épicerie fine and sandwich shop near Le Marais, crafting gourmet sandwiches with premium French ingredients and offering a curated selection of artisanal products.
A family-run trattoria serving vera Pizza Napoletana with 36-hour fermented dough and fresh ingredients imported directly from Italy.
A vibrant Hawaiian poké specialist serving generous portions of fresh fish in colorful bowls near Montmartre.
A vibrant Caribbean bistro in the 10th arrondissement serving authentic Antillean specialties, from crispy fried chicken to the iconic bokit sandwich.
A vibrant street food counter in the 11th arrondissement serving authentic Israeli-Iranian flavors wrapped in freshly baked Daya bread.
An American burger haven in Pigalle where patties sizzle on volcanic lava bricks, delivering authentic flavors steps from the Moulin Rouge.
A neighborhood rotisserie where perfectly roasted chicken meets creative burgers in a laid-back terrace setting.
Where to find cheap vegetarian food in Paris
A heads-up: not every place here is meat-free. The list mixes fully vegetarian canteens with cheap spots that make a genuinely good vegetarian option, like a halloumi döner or a portobello burger. Each place page shows the must-try dishes, so you'll know what to order before you go. Use the filters above for neighborhood and opening hours.
Falafel, mezze and pita
Daily Syrien Veggie, on rue des Petites Écuries, is fully vegetarian: crisp falafel, creamy hummus, mezze and a Syrian-style moussaka. In the Marais, L'As du Fallafel has served its falafel sandwich since 1979 (closed Friday evening and Saturday), and Miznon's whole roasted cauliflower and ratatouille pita are worth the no-reservation wait. More in our Middle Eastern street food page.
Dumplings, noodles and bowls
Délice de Condorcet, in the 9th, makes its own dumplings and noodles and runs cheap lunch formulas; book on weekdays. Neko Ramen offers vegetarian and vegan broths next to classic tonkotsu, and Hanoi Corner serves bánh mì and bò bún with slow-drip Vietnamese coffee on weekday lunchtimes. Browse our ramen and noodles for more bowls.
Sandwiches, burgers and bread
At the Marché des Enfants Rouges, Chez Alain Miam Miam builds XXL sandwiches in front of you, including a vegetarian galette with goat cheese; the queue peaks between 12:30 and 2pm. Our food markets have more stalls. Ten Belles Bread bakes its own sourdough for sandwiches, focaccia and a feta, oregano and beetroot quiche. Spécimen Burger, in Saint-Germain, does a portobello burger, and Sürpriz in Oberkampf a halloumi döner with homemade herb sauce. See our sandwiches and bakeries.
Where to look
The 9th arrondissement and the 11th lead the list, with the 10th and the Marais close behind. Kitchen, in the 3rd, is a bright plant-based canteen with stews and pancakes. For more budget meals of every kind, open our cheap eats. Then switch to the map, find the closest spot, and read the review summary before you go.