Veganuary, a contraction of 'vegan' and 'January', is an initiative encouraged during the month of January, encouraging people to adopt a vegan lifestyle. This campaign aims to raise awareness and promote the benefits of vegan food for health, the environment and animal welfare. On this occasion we have selected some vegan addresses in le Marais.

Theory

©Theory

In theory, a burger is meat. However, the Theory fast food restaurant (with a “Y”) offers entirely vegan, gourmet and healthy recipes. Initially, Theory only made burgers. But as it now offers other dishes, the brand changed its name: “Burger theory” became “Theory”.

There are always burgers of course, but also savory bowls, acai bowls and amazing sides – sweet potato fries, roasted cauliflower, decadent milkshakes.

On the burger side, there is the Portobello road, with its large Portobello mushroom, its “Mac sauce”, vegan “cheese”, candied peppers, red cabbage and chives. The bread is soft and the toppings are made from fresh produce. Theory uses imitation meat (protein meat substitute) from Heura, therefore of good quality and a homemade “pané”, surprisingly firm and very similar to a breaded escalope.

As for the bowls, there are two “homemade” options and the possibility of creating your own, with all available and seasonal ingredients – squash and red cabbage. As for commitment, here, we think as much about animals as about the planet: green electricity, anti-waste approach, use of organic and local products where possible. An address to test… In theory AND in practice.

Theory – plant-based restaurant
11 Bd des Filles du Calvaire, 75003 Paris
Monday to Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 22 p.m.
Friday to Sunday from 11 a.m. to 22 a.m.
Tel: +09 87 55 02 02

Lolillol and its vegan vanilla ice cream

©Lolilol

Did you think that eating vegan ice cream was necessarily synonymous with sorbet? Oatly will prove you wrong!

The brand of barista-favorite vegetable oat drink has launched into ice cream and offers a vanilla sundae-style ice cream. For the moment, it is offered in only one brand… Du Marais!

It’s happening at Lollilol. In a pot or in a cone of vegan chimney cake, we appreciate the smoothness and delicate vanilla flavor. Surprisingly, the characteristic notes of oats are discreet and the sweetness reasonable.

We knew the address for comforting snacks, we come back there for a refreshing break.

 LOLILOL Chimney Cake
19 Rue de Turenne, 75004 Paris
Monday to Friday, 13 p.m. to 20:30 p.m.
Weekends from 14 p.m. to 20:30 p.m.
Tel: +07 82 81 35 50

Land and Monkeys

©Land and Monkeys

This is a neighborhood bakery where you can find artisanal bread, pastries, pastries and sandwiches. Everything that is more classic do you think? Except that everything here is plant-based.

No trace of animal products at Land and Monkeys. The sister brand of Maison Landemaine aims to be a “positive impact” brand. Its motto is to offer a plant-based, less carbon-intensive diet to French people, without forcing them to change their habits.

We therefore find the great classics: a croissant for the morning, a quiche Lorraine or a buttered ham for lunch, a cookie for snack and pastries to share for dinner. Everything is revisited with plant substitutes. The presentations are meticulous and the tastes faithful to any mistake.

Some creations from the house, with a more plant-based identity, allow you to change (still) a little from its classics, such as the Umami sandwich with smoked tofu or the Kale cauliflower quiche.

On the sweet side, why not venture to the Orient and taste an Azahar tartlet which combines almond, pistachio and orange blossom?

 Land&Monkeys Beaumarchais
86 Bd Beaumarchais, 75011 Paris
From Monday to Saturday from 7h30 to 19h30
Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 19:30 p.m.
Tel: +09 54 40 95 83

 Land&Monkeys Turenne
2 Rue de Turenne, 75004 Paris
Monday to Friday from 7AM to 20PM
Saturday from 8 a.m. to 20 p.m.
Sunday from 8 p.m. to 19 p.m.
Tel: +09 85 09 82 95

Hank

©Hank

Open for 10 years, Hank is the pioneer of the vegan burger in Paris. French ingredients, with impeccable traceability, organic wherever possible, the brand tries to commit to animals and the planet.

The burgers range from the most classic, Double Smack (double Vegan cheese and smashed vegetable steak) to Cocorico with its homemade Coconut-Curry-Mango sauce and breaded escalope. Another particularity of the house, no frying. The sweet potato sticks and potatoes are baked in the oven. No oil bath. And if you're looking for an even lighter alternative, the small mixed greens, chickpea and dried tomato salad will be your friend. Unless you find a happy medium with homemade vegan coleslaw (vegetable mayonnaise).

Finally, if you are not in the mood to eat a burger, why set your sights on the croq pignon (halfway between croque monsieur and grilled cheese) or the hot dog.
All washed down with sparkling water with homemade strawberry juice. Roborative. So, vegan does not rhyme with asceticism.

 Hank burger
55 Street Archives, 75003 Paris
Monday to Thursday and Sunday from 11:45 a.m. to 22 p.m.
Friday and Saturday from 11:45 a.m. to 22:30 p.m.
Tel: +09 72 44 03 99

Text: Tiana Salles

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Quick lunch at Titi Palacio

Quick lunch at Titi Palacio

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Oysters and fish: P'tit Mousse knows his job

Oysters and fish: P'tit Mousse knows his job

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Breton house, Brittany rue de Rivoli

Breton house, Brittany rue de Rivoli

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Private cruise on the Seine: a perfect moment

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Les Amoureuses, an attractive wine bar

Les Amoureuses, an attractive wine bar

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The Paralympic flame in an exoskeleton

The Paralympic flame in an exoskeleton

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