I would pretty much describe this place as a healthier version of Prets, though I get the feeling…read morethat Prets does try to be pretty healthy as well considering that I don't recall seeing much in the way of fried food there. I simply came here for a coffee, especially since I had just travelled halfway across France and was killing some time in the no-mans land behind the secruity gates at Gare du Nord, waiting for the Eurostar to take me back to London. In the end though, it was okay, but it certainly didn't jump out at me, especially since it is basically another chain store.

Often times I feel like acai/smoothie bowls are extremely small and pricey, however this place is…read moredefinitely the opposite! Their bowls are large, filling, and decently priced for the size. I paid 11€ for a choco bowl with added almond butter. Given that the taste of the chocolate definitely overpowered any taste of almond butter, I may skip the add ons next time. The store front is extremely small, only with two tables and a bar area. We went on a Sunday morning and the store was empty. Would highly recommend for a breakfast, lunch, or afternoon snack!

I studied abroad in Paris in 2018. I still think about the acai bowls from here.read more

In Paris on vacation and was doing laundry at the laundromat next door. Western Europe is having a…read moremajor heat wave this summer (climate change is REAL people!) and I needed something to quench my thirst. Well, so glad to have found Bob's: they have AMAZING home made lemonade. So good I bought two cups over the two hours I endured doing laundry in the heat. The people who work here are so nice also. Merci Beaucoup!

Incredible little spot. One large table inside. The juices are all made to order. I got apple,…read morebeet, lemon, ginger and it was amazing. The woman working was so sweet as well! The interior is so vibey!

Pretty solid, fancier all-vegan restaurant with very creative dishes. We had a reservation for…read more6:45pm, and good thing we did, as the place was full by 7:30pm. Their food menu has 4 appetizers (€10-14) and 4 mains (€19.50-22). My wife & I split 2 of each: -Sesame Marinated Tofu (€13) -- easily the best dish we got, coming in a soy & lime yogurt base, with the tofu beautifully crusted in sesame seeds and other spices/herbs. Delicious -Grilled Green Asparagus (€14) -- very nicely prepared, served in a cashew cream base, parsley pesto, and arugula. Very nice. -Hazelnuts Mashed Potatoes (€22) -- a bit bland, but the mustard vinaigrette and rooibos & tamari cream were nice as a base; the potato mash lacked flavour though and there wasn't much hazelnut character. -Elicoidali Basil & Balsamic Cream (€21.50) -- nicely cooked pasta dish, with eda mame beans, sundried tomatoes, and covered in a pesto and sunflower seed sauce. A bit bland as well, but reasonably done. Service was quick and helpful. Sparkling water is €4.50, but that is written in the menu which you receive after being asked whether you want still (free) or sparkling water. All in all, great appetizers, blander mains. Might not be worth the price, but the experience overall was good.

On our first night in Paris we decided to try the plant based restaurant Le Potager de Charlotte…read more It was a small, but quaint restaurant. We were seated at a two top table and our server brought us a bottle of water to share at the table. My husband also ordered some sparkling water for himself. As for the meal, I decided to try the Sesame Marinated Tofu along with a Mediterranean Salad. My husband chose the Chickpea and Rice Pancake along with the Camargue Rice a la provencale. I was slightly apprehensive at first but once the food came out, I was pleasantly surprised. My Sesame Tofu had so much flavor infused into the tofu. Plus the sesame seeds provided such a nice texture to the dish. The mediterranean salad was also tasty and the inclusion of strawberries and watermelon gave it a nice sweet and savory mix. My husband enjoyed his chickpea pancake, especially the cashew cream it came with. He wasn't as happy with his Camargue rice. He felt it lacked some seasoning but the vegetables were fresh. To finish our meal, we shared the chocolate mousse. It was delicious, especially the caramelized pecans and raspberries. Overall, I was completely satisfied and happy with our decision to come to Le Potager de Charlotte.

Awesome vegan smoothies and treats! My breakfast almost everyday for 2 weeks in Paris. Helpful,…read morefriendly staff--- in door/out door seating -- clean bathroom---how can you loose? If you are in the Pigalle area of Paris Wild and the Moon is out of this world!

So it was a really long day for me, I have been traveling all day and wanted some yummy vegan food…read more Place is charming on the side street in a fairly busy area. I got the jackfruit bowl, and I thought that it had a lot of rice, the jackfruit was a little on the dry side and It was definitely not made fresh. Also, I thought that the serving was small. The yelloe sauce it came with, did have a great flavor. Overall, the bowl was disappointing. I did enjoy my Americano and sat there and journaled a little bit. They do have wall chargers, so I charged my phone. CC accepted

I feel conflicted about my experience at Acai & You. I was excited to try their bowls since it was…read moresuch a hot day, but not everything turned out great. You order via your phone by scanning the QR code. Initially, I ordered the Spring Bowl (10€) which is a blend of acai topped with bananas, strawberries, and granola. I was with a group of friends and we all individually did our own orders. When they brought out the food, the server presented a plate with two similar acai bowls, with one being slightly bigger. They hadn't mentioned anything and my friend presumed the smaller one was intended as the "upgrade" he had ordered, so he proceeded to offer it to our other friends. After some waiting (and thinking what if that bowl was mine), I did find it odd that my food hadn't come out yet. Before I knew it, my other friends' foods came out and I flagged down the server to ask where my acai bowl ended up bring. He then pointed out that the smaller bowl that was being shared was intended to be my bowl... Can't really fault anyone for the mistake but it was annoying that he didn't say anything about the second bowl being mine, especially when my friend and I were on two separate checks. They apologized which was nice, but didn't offer me anything else so I just ate what was leftover of my acai bowl that was being shared. Easy enough mistake I suppose, but the fact that nothing was communicated and the sweltering heat just didn't make this a great experience for me.

Very friendly service. The mango bowl is yummy…read more Match was small but tasty as well. There's very few tables so if busy expect to take it to go.

I'm giving Wild & The Moon four stars because my actual meal was three stars but I believe minor…read moretweaks would make it five stars. The Spring Greens Tofu deserves to be a winner, but it needs help. So first the bad. The portion size is way too small. One salad really couldn't be called a meal. Two together might fill you up. The ratio of ingredients is all wrong. There should be way more broccoli and way less green beans. The former is just one or two pieces crammed on top and the latter should be cut up so they can be mixed more easily and actually fit in your mouth. Speaking of mixing, the salad is sold in a single-use Tupperware, probably 12 ounces, and it's near impossible to coat everything with the creamy tofu dressing at the bottom if you're eating on the go. Now the good. That tofu dressing is extremely good. More restaurants should consider tofu as a binding agent instead of just a cubed protein. The variety of tastes and textures is spot-on, the aforementioned ingredients intermingling with crunchy cashews and chewy peas. The counter-service setup is ideal for quick affordable lunches and meals on the go. If the portions were more generous, this salad would be the perfect way of getting a healthy and filling meal. So in essence, there's no reason this meal couldn't be part of the rotation, but right now, it falls a little short.

This will be my spot each time I return to Paris to curl up in with a good book or my laptop and…read morefeed myself delicious vegan food all day, I'm OBSESSED with Wild & The Moon. It has the cutest atmosphere and the most delicious food. I'm vegan and seek out fresh food from the earth wherever I travel. I was so happy to find Wild & the Moon and it didn't disappoint. The staff was so sweet to help me in English as I tried to pull out my French lessons from 8th grade. Throughout all of our communication, they were kind and thoughtful to me, really wanting to be sure that they helped me decide what to order. I ate here twice during our 36 hours in Paris. I had a smoothie bowl and juice one morning, and the Bahn Mi sandwich for lunch. Highly recommend both and can't wait to try more in the future. GREAT spot and I love that they are scattered throughout the city, love!

Absolutely love the Juicerie…read more It is a small spot in Paris, very well located though. If you go to Quatre Septembre metro, will be one street behind, 2min walking. I came here everyday during my stay in Paris. And everyday my choice was their açai bowl, the best one in the city for that price (7€). Maybe you can find a better one but you will definitely have to pay 10€ for a half empty bowl (examples are Season or Wild And The Moon, which I love but they're a bit overpriced). This açai bowl looking yummy in my picture has goji berry, bananas and granola with almonds on top. The only complaint I could have is sometimes it took way too long to bring it to me. But I also know that it's because they're getting other stuff ready at the same time, they're only 1 or 2 in the kitchen and everything is made fresh. They also have choices for lunch (formulee of salad, drink and dessert). This I didn't try because I personally think you can find salad bars for 8€ where you can make your own and would be pretty much the same. It's a juice place and I didn't try the juices, I know... But they will friendly recommend you the best choice. They also speak English.

When Wild and the Moon first opened it saved me on many occasions in Paris as i'm vegan and unable…read moreto eat Gluten its been the answer for so many meals. Unfortunately the quality has completely gone down hill and is so terribly expensive compared to the reality of what you get. The food is poorly served, lacking in flavour, a notable smaller size portion, and now the worst cafe latte in Paris. It's a shame and you feel ripped off once spending 30 euro on a coffee a small bowl of granola and a small juice. Please Wild and the Moon, pull your socks up.

What a pleasant surprise in our local arrondissement!! We were able to have healthy custom juices…read morenear our hotel daily. The service was extremely friendly, the juices were delicious, and the interior decorations were uplifting. We will continue to visit often during our stay in Paris.

Finally Paris has a true Juice Bar; a juice bar that knows about its business…read more When it comes to find a true and healthy detox program in Paris, this is the spot! Only processing True Organic vegetables and fruits, cold pressing everything to order, working with a local apiculture farm from Montmartre, "Juice it!" has it all right!!! Their various nut milks are delicious, and that pollen, when added to these milks is just pure heaven. Every juice bar in Paris, and trust me there isn't that many yet, systematically load their juices, even the green ones with way to many fruits, aka SUGAR!!! "Juice It!" however offers two delicious green juices that are made with only vegetables, NOTHING else!!! When you truly want to seriously detox, Green juices without the fructose of these added fruits is the way to go. Indeed, without these fruit juices, the glycemic index and especially the glycemic load coming from vegetable juices is much lower, which in the end is much healthier!!! Juice it! is still very new in town, their product line is being fine tuned. I truly hope they will come to speed with Green Smoothies, a great way to intake liquid veggies along with its fiber when not on a "Juicing Detox". I personally Juice only if I fast, otherwise, I only allow myself to drink occasional smoothies where the fibers are still being part of the juice. This is the only way to benefit from a low sugar absorption. ; in Smoothies I actually allow small amounts of fruits, which I refuse to add into my my Juices. WIthout over extending, and abusing of your time, my philosophy is that Juicing is made for putting your stomach to a complete rest while still feeding the body with essential enzymes, micro-nutriments, and vitamins. Indeed, after more or less 20 minutes, all nutriments are absorbed without soliciting the stomach. However the process, forces you to intake high glycemic juices, therefore justifying the goal of lightning the glycemic load by exclusively juicing from vegetables. Smoothies in the contrary, feeds your body with the same benefits, yet putting your stomach to contribution as it needs to digest all the fibers. This process guaranties that you are getting the whole fruits, and whole vegetables at a much lower speed of absorption, resulting in the equivalence of lower glycemic loads and indexes. This indeed is whats grants the acceptable condition for addition of whole fruits. Smoothies are also a great way to finish a detox as the fibers within that Smoothies will flush all of the toxins that have been loosen within the system, from that Juicing Fast. I say this, I say nothing, but that's my philosophy as someone that consistently eats healthy, consistently being 90% of the time ;-)

Can't say enough good things about this place! Firstly, best baked falafel I've ever had, plus the…read moreawesome sauces (no pun)- white and spicy, so yummy! Neatly, lots of options for creating the meal of your choice with options for solo entree, sides, drinks, and dessert add-ons. (Get the ginger beer- it was very zesty/spicy!) They have a copy of their menu in English- just ask, plus the staff was friendly and spoke English if necessary. Quick, inexpensive, friendly staff, vegan- really, how could you go wrong?

When the service makes the food taste even better…read more So if you're vegan, this is the way to go. We came here on our last day in Paris and kind of happenstanced upon it (if that is a term). Basically, the S.O. was looking for something fresh to eat and we tried to go to another vegan place in the area at first which was closed (Laelo - now cafe Marlette). We then tried to go to Le Potager de Charlotte....whoops...turns out you needed a reservation.... and then in our hunger, stumbled into a Vietnamese restaurant which usually has at least some vegetarian options. Good thing we didn't stay...we were on a mission to find a vegan restaurant for "le déjeuner" Because of the time constraints and increasing levels of hunger, I let S.O. to the search for something that would be satisfactory to her... She found Juicy and Tasty and thank goodness she did. The "how" of ordering was explained to us and with patience which was so appreciated. And the food was definitely fulfilling. I ordered the bowl of salad combo with drink and desert. So worth it! I highly recommend Juicy and Tasty. This is a good place to both sit in and eat as well as get something to go.