The tasting menu comes with five courses prepared by chef Keisuke Yamagishi, who runs the restaurant with his wife, who is sommelier. They also clean with eco-friendly products, utilise rainwater collection for plants) use recycled materials and have a bike rental scheme. It’s located on the most famous food street in Paris, Rue Mouffetard, where you’ll find only the best restaurants and food shops. You can get your burger on a gluten-free bun (though it may contain traces of gluten) and they also do a brunch on Sundays -- you'll get scrambled vegan eggs, salad, a quinoa croissant, vegan yoghurt and cake of the day. I’m here to help you do it! They offer vegan options at breakfast, and you also have the option of ordering dinner at the B&B for 15 Euros.

Not only does Hank’s have a hugely popular restaurant in Paris specialising in vegan burgers, but they also have a separate restaurant focusing on vegan pizzas. Where can you find a vegan croissant in Paris?

Copyright © 2020 The Vegan Word. Or is that just me? Gig on a boat. A special €17 (£14) lunch deal is a steal, including a soup of the day, vegan plate and dessert. 4-star boutique hotel: Hotel de Lille, 1c. The organic, plant-based menu at Wild and the Moon has captivated many a plant-lover, including Chef Mendoza of Le Saint Sébastien, who names it as his favourite inexpensive plant-based restaurant in Paris. It's a non-vegan place but the owners are apparently very happy to adapt their dishes to be vegan. VG Patisserie and Cloud Cakes are vegan spots that sell croissants (Cloud Cakes also sell a marzipan stuffed version). Unfortunately I didn't get to try it as the day I went, around 2:05pm, they informed me they'd already stopped serving lunch. As mentioned above, Jay&Joy is a vegan cheese shop well worth a visit. The Shangri-La Paris is a luxury 5-star hotel that serves a vegan afternoon tea! Although my Paris-born friend insists that quite a few croissants around town are likely 'secretly' vegan: apparently there are two kinds of croissants, unbeknownst to many tourists. The chickpea pancakes were nice and fluffy, and came on a plate with the 'hard boiled egg style' avocado, which is stuffed with turmeric and chickpea hummus. It was parfait for a quick lunch.      3c. Other vegan spots: Lotus & Cactus, Apulia, Jah Jah, Le Tricycle, Wild & the Moon, 3.

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We went on a Friday night and arrived half an hour late for our reservation but had no problem getting a table, and saw some seats available. Vegan crepes All rights reserved. Vegan shopping in Paris Other vegan spots: Lotus & Cactus, Apulia, Jah Jah, Le Tricycle, Wild & the Moon Make room I did, and I left pleasantly stuffed. Where to stay: how to find a vegan hotel Paris, 1b.

Good for a quick bite. Le Tricycle might sound like a slightly unusual concept in Paris but it's proven popular.

The Solar Hotel is an eco-friendly budget hotel in Paris. This popular vegan burger restaurant called Hank (sister branch of Hank Pizza) is an acronym for Have A Nice Karma, an ethos that stands at the heart of the restaurant’s gastronomic values. The food is very reasonably priced and so flavourful. Culture Trip stands with Black Lives Matter. Etude is a one-Michelin star restaurant that offers a vegan tasting menu. I haven't had the chance to eat here yet (the pic above is from a vegan pizza I ate in Montenegro) but from the look of it, I can see why it ranked so highly! Get my vegan tips and guides in your inbox. In 2014, Alain Ducasse overhauled the menu at this luxury hotel to focus on sustainability, with a plant-heavy menu that also includes plenty of pescatarian options. Judy pegs itself as neither vegetarian, nor flexitarian, but rather “qualitarian”.

With a menu featuring exclusively organic vegan ingredients, it takes its inspiration not from French cuisine, but from international influences: West African mafé (peanut stew), Thai kao pad (fried rice) and American burgers may all appear in this Montmartre dining room.