Guest guest Posted July 17, 2006 Report Share Posted July 17, 2006 Hello all - I'm considering going on a "spree to Paris" next spring, but I'm a little nervous that once I get there I'll starve. Has anyone been there recently? Are they vegan friendly? I've been to England a few times in the last ten years and they have a pretty successful vegetarian/vegan movement going on, so I'll go back to England if it's too difficult in Paris. Thanks in advance! Cheers - Moya Our first duty to our little brothers and sisters, the animals, is never to do them any harm. Our responsibilities do not end there, however. We are obligated to help them whenever they require it. – Saint Francis See the all-new, redesigned .com. Check it out. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2006 Report Share Posted July 18, 2006 In the latest VegNews magazine, on page 72, there is an article on vegan in Paris. Some places are: LaVictoire Supreme Du Coeur, 41 Rue Bourdonnais Piccolo Teatro, 6 Rue Des Ecouffles Le Grenier de Notre Dame, 18 Rue de La Bucherie Les Cinq Saveurs, 72 Rue Cardinal-Lemoine La Petite Legume, 36 Rue Des Boulangers Le Potager du Marais ( vegetarian, mostly vegan restaraunt), 22 Rue Rambuteau 75003, (Metro: Rambuteau) phone: 01-42-74-24-66 I typed this directly from the magazine, so I hope there are no typos! -Tracy agathasprose Mon, 17 Jul 2006 12:40 PM vegan in Paris? Hello all - I'm considering going on a "spree to Paris" next spring, but I'm a little nervous that once I get there I'll starve. Has anyone been there recently? Are they vegan friendly? I've been to England a few times in the last ten years and they have a pretty successful vegetarian/vegan movement going on, so I'll go back to England if it's too difficult in Paris. Thanks in advance! Cheers - Moya Our first duty to our little brothers and sisters, the animals, is never to do them any harm. Our responsibilities do not end there, however. We are obligated to help them whenever they require it. – Saint Francis See the all-new, redesigned .com. Check it out. Check out AOL.com today. Breaking news, video search, pictures, email and IM. All on demand. Always Free. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2006 Report Share Posted July 18, 2006 Right next to the St. Michelle fountain there is a street that is filled with restaurants, I believe Rue De La Huchette is the name of it - one block up from the square on the right hand side of the street is a great filafel place that offers about 2 dozen salads and toppings for your sandwich - and it is very reasonable (certainly by Parisian standards), I think it was 6.50EU for the sandwich and sides. Many hotels have free internet access in the lobby so you can always do a serch when you get there and have a better idea of layout and location of the city. Enjoy, Lina Tracyinfo agathasprose; Mon, 17 Jul 2006 8:24 PM Re: vegan in Paris? In the latest VegNews magazine, on page 72, there is an article on vegan in Paris. Some places are: LaVictoire Supreme Du Coeur, 41 Rue Bourdonnais Piccolo Teatro, 6 Rue Des Ecouffles Le Grenier de Notre Dame, 18 Rue de La Bucherie Les Cinq Saveurs, 72 Rue Cardinal-Lemoine La Petite Legume, 36 Rue Des Boulangers Le Potager du Marais ( vegetarian, mostly vegan restaraunt), 22 Rue Rambuteau 75003, (Metro: Rambuteau) phone: 01-42-74-24-66  I typed this directly from the magazine, so I hope there are no typos!  -Tracy    agathasprose Mon, 17 Jul 2006 12:40 PM vegan in Paris? Hello all -  I'm considering going on a " spree to Paris " next spring, but I'm a little nervous that once I get there I'll starve. Has anyone been there recently? Are they vegan friendly?  I've been to England a few times in the last ten years and they have a pretty successful vegetarian/vegan movement going on, so I'll go back to England if it's too difficult in Paris.  Thanks in advance!  Cheers - Moya Our first duty to our little brothers and sisters, the animals, is never to do them any harm. Our responsibilities do not end there, however. We are obligated to help them whenever they require it. – Saint Francis -------- See the all-new, redesigned .com. Check it out. -------- Check out AOL.com today. Breaking news, video search, pictures, email and IM. All on demand. Always Free. ______________________ Check out AOL.com today. Breaking news, video search, pictures, email and IM. All on demand. Always Free. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2006 Report Share Posted July 18, 2006 Jen and I were in Paris this spring. There are quite a few vegetarian/vegan restaurants. Our favorites were: Aquarius (in the Montparnasse area, 14th district) -- my favorite veg restaurant in Paris. I loved this place. The Dietetic Shop, 11 Rue Delambre (Montparnasse) -- I think everything was vegan and the people who work there are very nice. It's very small and very crowded. It was one of the few places we could find to buy rice milk in France. Le Grenier de Notre Dame (near Notre Dame Cathedral) -- I liked this place, but I think a lot of their dishes had dairy products. There are also a lot of good Indian restaurants in Paris, and they will usually have several vegetarian dishes, but may not have any vegan choices. La Victoire Supreme Du Coeur is run by the followers of Sri Chimoy (like Ananda Fuara here in San Francisco). It was OK, but more expensive and not as good as Ananda Fuara or some of the other Sri Chinmoy restaurants I've been to. Quite a few vegan options, though. We didn't get to try any of the other restaurants Tracy listed mostly because they were closed on the day we tried to go there. A lot of the restaurants are closed on Sundays and holidays or have limited hours. , Tracyinfo wrote: > > In the latest VegNews magazine, on page 72, there is an article on vegan in Paris. Some places are: > LaVictoire Supreme Du Coeur, 41 Rue Bourdonnais > Piccolo Teatro, 6 Rue Des Ecouffles > Le Grenier de Notre Dame, 18 Rue de La Bucherie > Les Cinq Saveurs, 72 Rue Cardinal-Lemoine > La Petite Legume, 36 Rue Des Boulangers > Le Potager du Marais ( vegetarian, mostly vegan restaraunt), 22 Rue Rambuteau 75003, (Metro: Rambuteau) phone: 01-42-74-24-66 > > I typed this directly from the magazine, so I hope there are no typos! > > -Tracy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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