Shakespeare & Company Café

The coffe was very good and they had two vegan options. The donut was a bit dry but it was good and eating while you see notre dame is a super plus.

very nice vegan breakfast in one must: I had hafercafé au lait, a piece of vegan apple cake and a delightful vegan donut with cover. friendly staff, highly recommended.

Stopped here for coffee and breakfast. Had avocado on toast served with salad which was tasty and fresh. They also serve a few other options such as granola bars etc- think the menu changes. View menu

popular bookstore that now has a small place that serves some vegetarian and vegan options. beautiful view, a bit expensive, but the vegan apple cake was beautiful. updated by the previous review on 2022-09-08

26 € for a breakfast of two (which is with cakes and donuts) you do not pay them every day, but if you face it you realize and what you have taken is very good that you pay with drop. The place is cute. they have a good choice of vegans, the coffee is rich and the views are unbeatable. Well, they could get better without the scaffolding, but that's what's there.

Everything I tried was delicious (I went two days, so I tried 2 different smoothies, a soup of the day and a bagel, all vegan). There are tables outside too, but it was raining when we went there so we stayed inside, it's a small café but I loved the atmosphere and the staff was friendly. I loved it, I recommend it to all book lovers who just HAVE TO SEE the bookstore next door. View menu

they have a few vegan baked, but they were just ok the donut I got a little dense and so the crust on the (not vegan) cake of my companion was. the coffee was good, but not amazing. it has a sweet atmosphere. English is spoken here, so it is also good for tourists who do not speak French and want to be sure that they get a vegan bake. obviously the actual drawing here is the bookstore itself.

This is a super cosy London-style cafè in the centre of Paris. Perfect to meet up with a friend and share stories over coffee or a small snack/lunch. I haven't tried the food yet, but it looks very yummy and healthy, cakes, muesli-bara, salad-bowl, sandwiches. . . I had a soja iced coffee, which was delicious. On the weekends/bank holidays, it is very popular, so bring some time to queue in line ;-) if there are no free tables, there's a very sweet parc just next door (-> take-away).

The food was good but nothing spectacular, although they were all very healthy. Most are vegetarian, vegan or gluten free options and the food is light. Their juices are real and fresh. We had the salmon bagel, which was alright, although the bread was a little tough. The salad of the day, which came with seaweed, lettuce, carrots, cucumbers, a tiny bit of tofu and a generous portion of quinoa was also alright. The quiche was good and not heavily seasoned. The best part was the tarts, we got the lemon tart and he walnut tart. Both were not overly sweet and the lemon one had a really strong citrus flavor. The lemonade was not too sweet but was not cold enough. It was a bit pricey. The staff w... View menu