The Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Paris (2026)

Paris is genuinely easy for vegetarians. Between dozens of dedicated vegetarian and vegan restaurants and a French bistro scene that's finally caught up, you won't spend your trip stuck ordering the same goat cheese salad every night.

Paris, renowned for its rich culinary heritage, has seen a surge in vegetarian and vegan options in recent years. As more people embrace plant-based diets, the city's dining scene has evolved to cater to diverse tastes. We will explore where to find the best vegetarian restaurants in Paris and highlight some must-try dishes.

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When Mr. Misadventures and I first started dating, he was a vegetarian, and we were living in the San Francisco Bay Area, not a bad place to be a vegetarian! When we moved to France and started visiting Paris frequently, he would bemoan the lack of vegetarian offerings. It was really hard to find a vegetarian restaurant, let alone dishes on a regular menu!

My hubby isn't vegetarian anymore, but that doesn't stop us from enjoying Paris's vibrant vegetarian food scene.

This guide is updated for 2026 with new openings, corrected addresses for a couple of restaurants that have moved, and a few answers to the questions I get asked most about eating vegetarian in Paris.

The Vegetarian Scene in Paris

While France has traditionally been associated with meat-centric cuisine, vegetarianism has continued to gain momentum. Several factors have contributed to this trend, including increased awareness of health benefits, environmental concerns, and a growing desire for ethical food choices.

Paris, as a cosmopolitan city, has embraced this movement, resulting in a diverse range of vegetarian and vegan restaurants.

Where to eat vegetarian food in Paris – the Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Paris

Most of these restaurants cluster in a handful of walkable neighborhoods. The 10th arrondissement (Canal Saint-Martin, Gare du Nord) has the single largest concentration, with the 11th arrondissement close behind. The 2nd arrondissement (Sentier/Bourse) and the Marais (3rd/4th) each have a growing cluster of their own, and the Left Bank (5th/6th/7th) covers everything from the city's oldest vegetarian restaurant to its most celebrated vegetable-forward fine dining.

Price tiers are a rough guide to what a main course runs, based on typical menu positioning as of 2026: € = budget-friendly (mains under about €15), €€ = mid-range (€15–30), €€€ = higher-end (€30–60), €€€€ = special-occasion (€60+). Always check current menus, since prices change.

French Bistros & Fine Dining

La Ferme

The neo-rustic atmosphere is happily tongue-in-cheek, and the smoothies, salads, and sandwiches are so tempting you'd want to eat them even if they weren't good for you – grilled eggplant, sun-dried tomato, and pesto ciabatta are delicious.

Address: 57 Rue Saint Roch, 1st arrondissement

Price: €€

Le Potager du Marais

Little bistrot with a laid-back atmosphere. The blackboard menu features the market's freshest ingredients; we enjoyed the avocado with seaweed and herring with beautifully cooked potatoes, then the hearty vegetable lasagne. Rich chocolate mousse.

Address: 22 Rue Rambuteau, 3rd arrondissement

Price: €€

La Maison Binder

La Maison Binder, located near the Catacombs and the Petite Ceinture, is run by two brothers who fell in love with the idea of large family tables in Provence. The menu changes weekly to suit the seasonal availability of fruits and vegetables, ensuring that the dishes are fresh and tasty. Some of their top dishes include classic hummus, and chocolate mousse with pepper.

They also serve craft beer, specialty coffee, and organic wine. Vegan alternatives are plentiful, and they can convert any dish that includes cheese to vegan upon request.

Address: 43 Rue Hallé, 14th arrondissement

Price: €€

Les Quatre et une Saveurs

This homely, buzzing resto proves veggie food can go beyond bland offerings of overcooked pulses, plus dairy-free, egg-free, sugar-free, and 100% organic. Try the spinach velouté and assiettes complete with tofu, tempura, or fish.

Address: 72 rue du Cardinal-Lemoine, 5th arrondissement

Price: €€

Faubourg Daimant

Serves veggie-based dishes with bold flavors and creative bistronomy. Seasonal menu includes pasta e pepe, croquettes, and cauliflower steak. Features herb-based mocktails and a curated wine list. This is one of three Paris addresses from chef-restaurateur Alice Tuyet, whose all-vegetable cooking has become one of the city's most talked-about vegan stories.

Address: 20 Rue du Faubourg Poissonnière, 10th arrondissement

Price: €€€

Daimant Saint-Honoré

Address: 24-26 Place du Marché Saint-Honoré, 1st arrondissement

The newest of Alice Tuyet's three Paris addresses, opened in April 2025 in the former space of Michel Rostang's restaurant near the Louvre. Chef Erwan Crier runs an all-vegan, plant-based menu across 70 indoor seats plus a 30-seat terrace, right in the middle of the luxury shopping streets around Place Vendôme.

Price: €€€

Le Grenier de Notre-Dame

Around the corner from the Notre Dame Cathedral, Le Grenier de Notre Dame is the perfect cozy place for a romantic meal. Founded in 1978, it is Paris's first and oldest exclusively vegetarian restaurant.

They offer a diverse menu with generous servings made with seasonal vegetables, seaweed, fruits, cereals, and seeds. They also serve vegetable cocktails, freshly squeezed juices, organic wines, tea infusions, and even brownies and ice creams.

Address: 18 Rue de la Bûcherie, 5th arrondissement

Price: €€

L'Arpege

Alain Passard abandoned meat in favor of a new haute cuisine based almost exclusively on vegetables and seafood. Based on a recent lunch, the movement will surely be influential. Sea urchins with nasturtium flowers, delicate vegetable couscous, and a brilliant dish of lobster sautéed in mustard with a garnish of Roscoff red onions. Brilliant stuff.

Address: 84 rue de Varenne, 7th arrondissement

Price: €€€€

Indian & Middle Eastern

Arya Bhavan (previously Saravanaa Bhavan)

Arya Bhavan, originally known as Saravanaa Bhavan, is a lovely vegetarian Indian restaurant in Paris that serves rich, buttery aromas infused with authentic Indian spices. The vegetables are so well-cooked that you won't miss the meat at all. The restaurant's warm, welcoming ambiance makes it ideal for a full supper.

Their thali is a centerpiece of the menu, featuring a range of curries, chutneys, and sweets, all designed to be served with naan and rice.

Address: 170 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis, 10th arrondissement

Price: €

Gourou

Address: 42 Rue Léon Frot, 11th arrondissement

A newer Indian street food spot with a bazaar-like atmosphere, serving fast, punchy vegetarian dishes rather than the sit-down thali format. A fun, casual counterpoint to Arya Bhavan if you're craving Indian flavors on the go.

Price: €

Qasti Green

Qasti Green brings the vivid tastes of Lebanese cuisine with a unique twist, all prepared with a vegetarian focus. The minimalist decor, which incorporates natural, plant-based materials, creates a tranquil, inviting ambiance ideal for a relaxing dining experience.

Qasti Green's food celebrates fresh, healthy ingredients. Signature meals include vegetarian shawarma with celery and mushrooms and daoud basha, lentil balls with nuts and spices served in a rich tomato sauce. Whether you're a committed vegetarian or simply trying to broaden your culinary horizons, Qasti Green promises a memorable dining experience that will leave you wanting more.

Address: 41 Rue des Jeûneurs, 2nd arrondissement

Price: €€

Tekés

Tekés, meaning ceremony in Hebrew, is the trendiest Israeli restaurant, bringing inventive, gourmet dishes from Jerusalem. The vegan and vegetarian dishes are the perfect balance between street food and Levantine cuisine.

They also have plant-based cocktails on their menu as well as a good selection of Mediterranean wines. Tekés is a great place for almost all events, whether you’re going for a casual meal or a lunchtime business meeting.

Address: 4 bis Rue Saint-Sauveur, 2nd arrondissement

Price: €€€

Miznon

Address: 22 Rue des Écouffes, 4th arrondissement

A Marais institution missing from earlier versions of this list, and a genuine gap to fill. This Israeli street food spot is known for roasted whole cauliflower, vegetable-stuffed pita, and hummus with tahini, all served in a loud, communal, come-as-you-are room.

Price: €

Asian & Fusion

Kapunka Vegan

Kapunka Vegan is a delightful restaurant that reinvents classic Thai cuisine with a vegan touch. This quaint restaurant serves a menu brimming with brilliant colors and powerful flavors, all made from natural, fuss-free products. The ambiance is peaceful and friendly, making it an excellent choice for a relaxing meal.

Among the highlight dishes at Kapunka Vegan are the curry soup, which is packed with fresh vegetables and tofu, and the Thai avocado toast, which is served on handmade gluten-free bread. Each dish is carefully crafted to provide a great dining experience.

Address: 4, rue de Damiette, 2nd arrondissement

Price: €

Restaurant Halku

Macrobiotic foods and spices in surprisingly harmonious ways. Pates marines (noodles with seaweed and toasted sesame seeds) and the coconut-scented tofu soup are meals in themselves. The chef works in an open kitchen and music creates a relaxed atmosphere.

Address: 63 rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, 11th arrondissement

Price: €€

Mori Café

Address: 2 Rue des Taillandiers, 11th arrondissement

A fully vegan Japanese spot doing the thing Paris didn't really have until recently: proper ramen and donburi bowls with zero animal products, eaten at low tatami-style seating. Worth the wait if there's a line.

Price: €€

Les Amants Verts

Address: 155 Rue de la Roquette, 11th arrondissement

A newer Thai-and-Vietnamese-inspired vegetarian spot that went fully meat-free in the past year, reworking classic dishes like curries and noodle bowls in plant-based versions.

Price: €€

West African

Waalo

Address: 9 Rue d'Alexandrie, 2nd arrondissement

One of very few places in Paris doing vegetarian West African food, with Senegalese-inspired stews, rice dishes, and sauces that don't get nearly enough attention on the city's vegetarian lists. A genuinely different flavor profile from everything else on this page.

Price: €€

Casual Bites, Cafés & Street Food

Bob’s Juice Bar

Bob's Juice Bar is a fun and fast-paced vegetarian restaurant and juice bar. Owned by an American, it has a welcoming atmosphere and provides wonderful food. The communal dining table contributes to the convivial atmosphere, making it an ideal place to share a meal with friends.

They serve tofu sandwiches, muffins, and futomaki, among other delectable options. If you’re looking for hearty meals and fresh juices, this is a popular choice!

Address: 15 Rue Lucien Sampaix, 10th arrondissement

Price: €

Fellows

A new member of the Paris vegetarian scene, Fellows specializes in homemade artisanal pasta cooked from seasonal vegetables. They also offer vegan and gluten-free options. Don’t miss some of their signature dishes like beetroot carpaccio with lemon and dukkah, harissa pasta, and romesco pasta.

Fellows' cozy setting and courteous staff make it an excellent choice for a casual meal with friends or a quiet dinner date. The restaurant's commitment to sustainability and quality guarantees a pleasant eating experience.

Address: 84 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis, 10th arrondissement

Price: €€

Fellows Saint-Germain

Address: 2 Rue Félibien, 6th arrondissement

The Left Bank sibling of the original Fellows on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis, opened in 2025 by the same Maslow Group team. Same seasonal-pasta concept, now walkable from Saint-Sulpice and the Luxembourg Gardens.

Price: €€

Ima Cantine

Ima Cantine is a Mediterranean-inspired vegetarian café located on the scenic Canal Saint-Martin. Their menu features a daily plate, which may be made vegan upon request, with a selection of salads, dips, and hearty mains. Some of their popular meals include shakshuka, fruitcakes, and parfaits.

The café's warm welcome and cozy interior make it an ideal place for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Ima Cantine provides a lovely dining experience, whether you’re looking for a quick coffee or a leisurely lunch.

Address: 39 Quai de Valmy, 10th arrondissement

Price: €€

Mannie

Located near Palais Royal, Mannie serves creative vegetarian street food with various gourmet cuisines. The cuisine includes seasonal vegetables from short distribution channels, producing fresh and tasty meals. Popular recipes include miso-roasted eggplant, halloumi fries, and zucchini acras.

The relaxing environment and unique menu make it an excellent choice for a casual meal or a quick bite. Mannie provides something for everyone's cravings, whether they're spicy, sweet, or savory.

Address: 32 Rue Coquillière, 1st arrondissement

Price: €€

Mesa de Hoy

If you’re looking for an entire wellness and vegetarian experience, head to Hotel Hoy. Their in-house restaurant, Mesa, offers everything – from breakfast to dinner – all created with seasonal ingredients without any animal products.

At Mesa, every meal is a unique experience. Their Argentinian menu includes flavorful coffees, delicious South American cuisine, and natural wines.

Address: 68 R. des Martyrs, 9th arrondissement (inside Hotel Hoy)

Price: €€€

Plan D

Plan D’s menu revolves around seasonal produce, colorful dishes, and creatively cooked (san) dwiches! At any given moment, two dwiches are on the menu, with a total of seven distinct dwiches cycling throughout the year, including special collaborations and one-of-a-kind items. Each dwich is a hot, vegan pleasure that is generously loaded and brimming with flavor.

Don’t forget to try their homemade sundae made with oat milk and inspired by Snickers. Here also the flavors change with the seasons!

Address: 22, rue des Vinaigriers, 10th arrondissement

Price: €

Theory

Burger Theory Paris assures a healthy dining experience free of animal-derived substances. They serve a broad menu of burgers, Buddha bowls, and fresh side dishes made on-site in their kitchen. The recipes presented here blend luxury, plant-based ingredients, and pure delight.

Most products come from organic farms or are obtained locally in France. The menu is updated twice a year to keep veggies as seasonal as possible.

Address: 11 Bd des Filles du Calvaire, 3rd arrondissement

Price: €

Aujourd'hui Demain

Address: 42 Rue du Chemin Vert, 11th arrondissement

France's first vegan concept store, combining a grocery, café, and hangout space in one. Great for vegan pantry staples to bring home as well as a casual breakfast or coffee. Their sit-down restaurant now operates next door under a new name, Présent (see below).

Price: €

Présent

Address: 13 bis Avenue Parmentier, 11th arrondissement

The restaurant arm of the Aujourd'hui Demain team, a short walk from the original concept store. Vegan burgers, pancakes, smoothies, and a popular weekend brunch in a bright, plant-filled dining room.

Price: €€

Crêperies

Breizh Café

One of the best crepe restaurants in Paris serves a vegan crepe! You don't have to miss out on this delightfully French indulgence!

With influences from Bretagne (Bertrand’s hometown) and Japan, the cafe has a modern vibe with – decorations. From traditional ham and cheese crêpes to special dessert crêpes, the cafe has ample choices for all customers. Bonus, the cafe is also open on Sundays and is one of the best places to get authentic Breton crêpes!

Price: €€

Breizh Locations:

Montorgueil: 14 Rue des Petits Carreaux, 2nd Arr
Le Marais: 109 Rue Vieille du Temple, 3rd Arr
1 Rue de l'Odéon, 6th Arr
Canal Saint-Martin: 112 Quai de Jemmapes, 10th Arr
23 Rue Paul Bert, 11th Arr
Passy: 4 Impasse des Carrières, 16th Arr
Batignolles: 31 rue de Batignolles, 17 Arr
Abbesses: 93 rue des Martyrs, 18 Arr
Crêperie Little Breizh: 11 Rue Grégoire de Tours, 6th Arr

Vegetarian Sweets and Treats

Chocolat Chapon

Enter the enchanted world of Chocolat Chapon, where Patrice Chapon, an ice cream expert and chocolate enthusiast, created a gastronomic masterpiece: the Bar à Mousses aux Chocolats. This delicious invention, which even has a registered trademark, is a must-try if you’re serious about all things chocolate!

I first experienced Chapon during my Baguette to Bistro: Context Travel Paris Food Tour. We entered the shop, and I was confused. They were serving chocolate mousse as you would ice cream, and I had never seen that. I also couldn't decide!

Chapon is the only one in Paris that roasts its cocoa beans in its workshop and makes some of the best chocolate mousses. They have vegetarian and lactose-free options, so there’s no reason to miss this unique experience.

Address: 69, rue du Bac, 7th arrondissement

Cloud Cakes

Cloud Cakes is a beautiful coffee shop well-known for its delicious vegan pastries and comfortable atmosphere. This café has a variety of breakfast and lunch options, such as vegan croissants, muffins, and sandwiches.

Their specialty is their artistically crafted pastries, which are not only beautiful but also delicious. The café's baristas are experienced in preparing a wide range of specialty coffees, making it ideal for a relaxed brunch or a fast coffee break.

Address: 32 Rue Notre Dame de Lorette, 9th arrondissement

Ladurée

Ladurée is synonymous with macarons. And macarons are quintessentially French. Good news for my vegan French: they have vegan offerings!

One of the most Instagrammable shops in Paris, Ladurée is perfect for high tea and brunch. The luxurious setting transports you to a calmer place, and the simple flavors are more than delicious.

Their most popular store, with signature pastel green and gold decor, is the flagship store at 75 Avenue des Champs-Élyées. Ladurée has played an essential role in popularizing macarons worldwide, and it has many locations to prove it! Ladurée macarons are probably the most recognizable macarons in Paris, plus they have 4 shops in the Charles de Gaulle airport, so people who are transferring flights can benefit without setting foot in Paris!

They are always on the best macaron in Paris list and is known for classic flavors and have vegan versions too!

Ladurée locations in Paris:

Inside the Carrousel du Louvre shopping center in the 1st arrondissement
232 Rue de Rivoli, also in the 1st
14 Rue de Bretagne in the 3rd arrondissement
21 Rue Bonaparte in the 6th arrondissement
75 Av. des Champs-Élysées in the 8th arrondissement
16 Rue Royale, also in the 8th at the Place de la Madeleine
Inside the Centre Commercial Saint Lazare also in the 8th
Inside the Printemps department store at 62 Bd Haussmann in the 9th arrondissement
Inside the Gare de Lyon train station in the 12th arrondissement
Inside the Centre Commercial Beaugrenelle in the 15th arrondissement
Inside the Gare Montparnasse train station also in the 15th
NOTE: the location at 47 Rue Cler in the 7th arrondissement is temporarily closed.

Land & Monkeys

Land & Monkeys is a pioneering bakery in Paris that serves 100% plant-based cuisine to vegans and non-vegans alike. Located in the heart of the city, the bakery is well known for using organic, locally grown, seasonal ingredients.

The menu includes a variety of gourmet recipes, from traditional French breads and viennoiseries to creative pastries and nibbles, all made without eggs. Visitors can enjoy sandwiches, quiches, and salads, along with a range of beverages. It is a must-stop for anybody looking for tasty, guilt-free goodies.

Address: 2 Rue De Turenne, 4th arrondissement

Sweet Rawmance

Sweet Rawmence, located in Montparnasse, is a one-of-a-kind vegan restaurant and pastry shop that focuses on raw and gluten-free cuisine. The menu includes raw cakes, chocolates, and chia puddings to better preserve nutrients, as well as cooked meals for lunch and dinner.

Sweet Rawmence is known for its vibrant, health-conscious menu, including fresh juices, smoothie bowls, and hearty salads. The restaurant's focus on employing high-quality, natural ingredients guarantees that each dish is both nutritious and tasty.

Address: 83 Rue Daguerre, 14th arrondissement

VG Pâtisserie

VG Pâtisserie is a paradise for fans of classic French pastries reimagined as plant-based treats. This bakery serves a variety of vegan pastries, including macarons, tarts, croissants, and brioches.

Each item is crafted to replicate the classic flavors and textures of French patisserie without any animal products. The bakery also sells savory dishes such as quiches and sandwiches, making it an excellent choice for breakfast or lunch.

Address: 123 Bd Voltaire, 11th arrondissement

Vegetarian Ice Cream

I have a whole article on the best ice cream in Paris, and there are lots of vegan ice cream spots, but this one is vegetarian:

La Tropicale Glacier

If you’re in search of a tea room that also serves delicious but unusual ice creams, you’re in luck! La Tropicale Glacier is a colorful little corner store with wild flavors such as melon sorbet with chili petals, basil yogurt, and even seaweed and cucumber.

La Tropicale aims to democratize unusual flavor pairings, so you can taste different flavors before choosing your favorite. The store is sure to take you on culinary adventures with its vegetarian options along with gluten- and lactose-free frosted desserts!

Address: 7 Rue de Prague, 12th arrondissement