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Vegan Restaurants in Paris

Eiffel Tower, Paris France

58 fully-vegan spots, every one 100% plant-based.

Few cities have reinvented their reputation as completely as Paris has. The capital of butter, cream, and cheese was famously slow to warm to plant-based cooking, yet over the past decade it has quietly become one of Europe's most rewarding cities to eat fully vegan, and the scene here now feels confident rather than merely emerging. The energy clusters in the creative, walkable corners of the city: the boutique-lined streets of the upper Marais, the canal-side cafes of the tenth and eleventh arrondissements, the cobbled hills of Belleville, and the student haunts of the Latin Quarter. What makes Paris special is the range. You will find polished bistros that apply rigorous French technique to vegetables, all-day brunch spots and laid-back cafes, dedicated boulangeries and patisseries turning out croissants and pastries without a trace of dairy, comfort-food counters serving burgers and bowls, and globe-trotting street food from kitchens that happen to be entirely plant-based. Because so many of these places are wholly vegan, you can order anything on the menu without a second thought, a rare luxury in a country built around classic cuisine. For travelers who love food and craft in equal measure, Paris has become a destination in its own right, and a genuinely joyful one to explore meal by meal.

Place data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), filtered to fully-vegan venues. Listings change, so check current hours before you head out.

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