Vegan and gluten free restaurants in Latin Quarter and Saint-Germain
Eight kitchens in Latin Quarter and Saint-Germain, Paris cooking vegan and catering for gluten free diets.
Catering for gluten free is not the same as a dedicated kitchen. If it is coeliac disease or an allergy, ring ahead and ask how they handle it.
Affinité on Rue De Bièvre is a good first stop.
Three have tables outside.
Where to go
- AffinitéHas vegan options
33 Rue De Bièvre, Saint-Victor
FrenchWheelchair accessible
- BREIZH Café - OdéonHas vegan options
18 Carrefour De L'odéon, Odeon
FrenchOutdoor seating
Wheelchair accessible
- HappizHas vegan options
9 Rue Monge, Saint-Victor
PizzaTakeaway · Outdoor seating
- Krishna BhavanHas vegan options
25 Rue Galande, Sorbonne
Indian - Sense EatHas vegan options
39 Rue Mazarine, Monnaie
- Soho TrattoriaHas vegan options
187 Rue Saint-Jacques, Val-de-Grace
ItalianTakeaway · Outdoor seating
- TomoHas vegan options
14 Rue Grégoire De Tours, Monnaie
Japanese
Each place's status comes from a local mapper or from its own menu, and its page says which. How we know
Questions people ask
Where can I eat vegan and gluten free in Latin Quarter and Saint-Germain?
Affinité on Rue De Bièvre, BREIZH Café - Odéon on Carrefour De L'odéon and California Bliss are good places to start, and all eight are listed above. Catering for gluten free is not the same as a dedicated kitchen. If it is coeliac disease or an allergy, ring ahead and ask how they handle it.
Are any of them fully vegan?
None yet. Every place here keeps vegan dishes on a wider menu.
Which of them have tables outside?
BREIZH Café - Odéon, Happiz and Soho Trattoria.