Vegan in Paris: The Guide to Vegan Restaurants, Cafés & Hotels
Paris has quietly become one of Europe’s best plant-based food cities. If you know where to look, you’ll eat superbly vegan here – from bistronomy in the 11th arrondissement to a vegan sushi bar to a bakery with vegan croissants. This guide shows you the best vegan addresses in Paris (with exact addresses), where to stay vegan-friendly, and how to enjoy the City of Light at ease.
🗺️ Vegan Locations in Paris at a Glance
● 1 = vegan-friendly hotel, ● 2–9 = vegan restaurants, cafés & snack spots. Tap a name to open the location in Google Maps:
- Hoy Paris – Plant-based wellness hotel with yoga
- the friendly kitchen – Bistronomic vegan cuisine (11e)
- apeti – Organic, seasonal and gluten-free near the Eiffel Tower (7e)
- B.Better – Vegan BBQ and tapas in the Marais (4e)
- Furahaa – Deaf-led vegan fast food (2e)
- Kapunka Vegan – Fully vegan, gluten-free Thai canteen (2e)
- brEAThe – Plant-based sushi bar with ramen (2e)
- Graines du Jour – Zen café with house-made tofu and plant milks (5e)
- Cloud Cakes – Vegan bakery since 2016 (2e)
Vegan Hotels in Paris
Our tip: Hoy Paris – a plant-forward wellness hotel with yoga, a calm atmosphere and vegan cuisine right in the city centre. For luxury with a view, the Shangri-La Paris is a great pick, accommodating special dietary requests. Find all properties in our overview of vegan hotels in Paris. Compare availability & prices for Paris →
Vegan Restaurants in Paris
Fine & Bistronomic
- the friendly kitchen (8 Rue Popincourt, 11e) – bistronomic vegan cuisine, precise and calm; you’ll still be thinking about it on the flight home. Tue–Sat.
- apeti (21bis Avenue de Ségur, 7e) – organic, seasonal and gluten-free, just steps from the Eiffel Tower. The menu changes, the quality doesn’t.
- B.Better (26 Rue Beautreillis, 4e) – vegan BBQ and tapas in the Marais, seasonal plates, natural wines, cocktails – the evening tends to run long.
Quick & Easy
- Furahaa (78 Rue Réaumur, 2e) – deaf-led fast food at its finest: burgers, bowls, burritos, shakes. Open daily.
- Kapunka Vegan (4 Rue de Damiette, 2e) – fully vegan, gluten-free Thai canteen with green curry and mango sticky rice. Reservations recommended!
- brEAThe (3 Rue Mandar, 2e) – plant-based sushi bar with maki, ramen and yuzu desserts, open 7 days a week. Reservations essential.
- Graines du Jour (110 Rue Mouffetard, 5e) – zen café making its own tofu and plant milks; a daily-changing lunch menu.
Cafés, Bakeries & Sweets
Cloud Cakes (6 Rue Mandar, 2e) – vegan bakery since 2016: croissants, brunch, cakes. The kind of place where you stay longer than planned. A must for a sweet start to the day.
Vegan Snacks on the Go
In the Marais, falafel (e.g. on Rue des Rosiers) is a must – usually vegan, but ask for sauce without yogurt if unsure. Bakeries increasingly offer vegan options, and at the weekly markets (like Rue Mouffetard) you’ll find fresh fruit, olives and baguette for a picnic by the Seine.
Getting There, Tours & Experiences
Travel sustainably: Paris is comfortably reachable by high-speed train (TGV, Eurostar) from half of Europe – straight into the centre. Check train connections & prices →
The classics without the queue: the Eiffel Tower combined with a Seine cruise can be booked stress-free in advance. See Eiffel Tower & Seine tour →
Paris from the water: a Seine river cruise shows you the city from its most beautiful side. Book a Seine boat cruise →
More to experience: from Louvre tickets to food tours – find all experiences here for Paris.
Book a table: popular addresses like brEAThe or the friendly kitchen fill up fast. Reserve restaurants in Paris →
Practical Tips for Vegan Travelers in Paris
- Vegan hotspots: around the 2nd arrondissement (Rue Montorgueil/Rue Mandar), the Marais (3e/4e) and the 11e have the highest density of vegan spots.
- Getting around: the métro takes you everywhere; a multi-day pass (Navigo) pays off. Much is also walkable.
- Best time to visit: spring and early autumn are most pleasant – mild and less crowded.
- Reserve ahead: many small vegan spots are tiny and popular – book a table in advance.
Frequently Asked Questions: Vegan in Paris
Is Paris vegan-friendly?
Very. Paris has one of Europe’s densest plant-based scenes – from vegan bistronomy to sushi and Thai to vegan bakeries, especially in the 2e, the Marais and the 11e.
What’s the best vegan restaurant in Paris?
For fine dining: the friendly kitchen or apeti (near the Eiffel Tower); easy and delicious: Furahaa, Kapunka and brEAThe.
Can I get vegan croissants in Paris?
Yes – for example at Cloud Cakes (2e), a fully vegan bakery with croissants and brunch.
What’s the best way to get to Paris?
Climate-friendly and fast by train (TGV/Eurostar) into the central stations. From the airport, the RER takes you into the centre.
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