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Vegetarian Experiences in Paris. Pain, Vin, Fromages – the name says it all. How long will you be in France? A day, week, or month? Will you have enough time to experience the best aspects of French cuisine? Maybe, if you visit Pain, Vin, Fromages. A small restaurant in the Marais. District of Paris. The name says it all, you’ll find great bread and a wide assortment of French cheeses. Pain, Vin, Fromages is conveniently located near the Centre Pompidou. In the Marais. It’s only open for dinner. Aligot i...

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Pain, Vin, Fromages – the name says it all. | Vegetarian Experiences in Paris

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Vegetarian Experiences in Paris. Pain, Vin, Fromages – the name says it all. June 5, 2011. June 4, 2011. How long will you be in France? A day, week, or month? Will you have enough time to experience the best aspects of French cuisine? Maybe, if you visit Pain, Vin, Fromages. A small restaurant in the Marais. District of Paris. The name says it all, you’ll find great bread and a wide assortment of French cheeses. Pain, Vin, Fromages is conveniently located near the Centre Pompidou. 01 42 74 07 52. Posted...

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Vegan Friendly | Vegetarian Experiences in Paris

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Vegetarian Experiences in Paris. I remember talking to a guy that told me how much he hated Paris. Shocked, I asked him why. Well it turns out he visited the Charles DeGaulle airport and didn’t bother leaving the airport area. But what really ticked him off, was that the hotel’s fancy restaurant didn’t know how to make a hamburger! So they chopped up a steak, barely grilled it, and served it on a brioche for $40. So what does this have to do with a vegan hamburger restaurant? I’d say Hank falls in ...

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3rd Arrindissement | Vegetarian Experiences in Paris

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Vegetarian Experiences in Paris. I remember talking to a guy that told me how much he hated Paris. Shocked, I asked him why. Well it turns out he visited the Charles DeGaulle airport and didn’t bother leaving the airport area. But what really ticked him off, was that the hotel’s fancy restaurant didn’t know how to make a hamburger! So they chopped up a steak, barely grilled it, and served it on a brioche for $40. So what does this have to do with a vegan hamburger restaurant? I’d say Hank falls in ...

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Fruit | Vegetarian Experiences in Paris

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Vegetarian Experiences in Paris. There’s a small vegetarian restaurant hidden on a street filled with fur shops. Was this a form of rebellion? Perhaps an uprising against the fur establishment? Or merely a bright spot on a street devoted to dead animals? Is a small restaurant geared towards healthy breakfast and lunch. You’ll find an assortment of salads, soups, and vegetables. Continue reading “Le Végétarien”. May 10, 2013. May 10, 2013. Upcoming farmers’ market in the 12th arr. May 13, 2010. Healthy ou...

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Local experts on Insider Food. Restaurant Reviews, Local Ingredients, and Culinary Buzz. Narrow your search by language. Paris, the city of lights, can also be described as the city of delights. Food is serious business in France. You'll find specialty shops on ever street, daily farmer's markets, and an open boulangerie for fresh bread. New York City, New York. Los Angeles, California. There's more to Chicago than Obama, Oprah, and Bear's offensive line. You'll find deep dish pizza, hotdogs, and hea...

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Le Grenier de Notre-Dame | Vegetarian Experiences in Paris

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Vegetarian Experiences in Paris. Le Grenier de Notre-Dame. February 18, 2008. December 18, 2008. Once upon a time, a small vegetarian restaurant opened on a small street devoted to butchers. The irony couldn’t have escaped them and their growing clientele. Wheat and soy proteins have replaced the ghosts of cows, lamb, and fowl on this alley behind Notre Dame. I decided to visit Le Grenier de Notre-Dame. Curry vegetable popovers in London. A wheat based protein). It also had tomatoes, peppers, and lot...