Two Vegans in Paris...Help!
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You might want to think about renting an apartment. Some of the many sites allow by the night - my sister and I rented one in July for three nights. That way you would be able to control at least a few meals per day by shopping at the many open air markets and preparing your own meals and then just going out to the different restaurants that have been recommended.
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I was going to mention Arpege! But since this is in the top-rank price-wise, it might be out of reach for the OPs budget..and would need to be booked ahead..
http://www.alain-passard.com/fr/
I did have a good lunch at L'As du Falafel on Rue des Rosiers..a Sephardic place; not sure if this is vegan or not but is is a fun place with decent food. the menu extends beyond falafel; they also do non-veg dishes.
This is the most famous, but there are other falafel places on the street that I have not tried...
http://www.alain-passard.com/fr/
I did have a good lunch at L'As du Falafel on Rue des Rosiers..a Sephardic place; not sure if this is vegan or not but is is a fun place with decent food. the menu extends beyond falafel; they also do non-veg dishes.
This is the most famous, but there are other falafel places on the street that I have not tried...
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