There’s a vegan and organic B&B which propose dinners (from 30€ to 50€ for menus all included 3 or 4 courses with wine and coffee or tea). It’s located in the safe and pretty 16th arrondissement (west of Paris).
The Gentle Gourmet propose as well vegan cooking classes.
For more info, they have a website or you can look on happycow!!! They have really good reviews

Kindly,
K

Even though you are no longer here, I was wondering if you can tell me about any Bio markets in Paris that sell food in bulk similar to markets in the US that sell nuts, different kinds of grains, seeds, trail mix, etc in large bins. One fills a bag with the desired amount and it’s sold by weight.
I am looking for the dried falafel mix in bulk for a fundraiser in which I am involved. It’s getting down to the wire…any ideas? I will go to the kosher markets but was hoping you may know of a place.

Thanks!

Helyn

My husband and I, both vegan, were in Paris last month arriving with print-outs from Emily’s outstanding lists. They were an amazing resource – thank you Emily (we also loved our flat they we find through your rentparis.com suggestion)! The trip was so stress free, we had absolutely no problem eating at all. The health food chain Naturalia is everywhere. You’ll soon get used to seeing the red sign – it was like a beacon to us vegans – we went almost daily and picked up our multi-grain baguette, soya yogurt, hummus, soya milk. Monoprix was also handy and we picked up food staples there as well – not as much for vegans though as Naturalia but handy in a pinch.

We stayed in the Marais district (arr 3) and it was chock full of eating opportunities – many of Emily’s suggestions are in that neighbourhood. The only area we were challenged was rue Cler (around the Eiffel Tower)…not veg friendly. We ended up in the local Naturalia, put together a picnic and ate on the Champs de Mar gazing at the Tower.

Have a great time! Thanks again Emily.

Salut,
Tannis