Discover the vegan world around you in Paris.

Two restaurants: Faubourg Daimant, a creative seasonal table on rue du Faubourg Poissonnière (10e), and Daimant Saint-Honoré, a brasserie on place du Marché-Saint-Honoré (1er).

A free printed map of every vegan restaurant in Paris, in French and English, plus a newsletter, street-food and pastry tours, treasure hunts and a vegan Christmas market.

A gluten-free pâtisserie and tea room on rue des Dames in Batignolles, in the 17e, making its own cakes and pastries to enjoy on the spot with a tea or coffee, or to take away.

France's first vegan concept store, on rue du Chemin Vert in the 11e — groceries, ethical fashion, cosmetics and books, plus sandwiches and pastries to take away, and events.

France's first raw-food restaurant, on rue du Faubourg Poissonnière in the 9e — gluten-free, with no refined sugar — also running raw cooking workshops on vegan cheese, pastry and pâtés.

L214's yearly march through Paris from Place de la République, calling for every slaughterhouse to close, with a vegan village of stalls: food, groups, sanctuaries, crafts and workshops.

A coffee shop on rue Mandar in the 2e, just off rue Montorgueil, for cupcakes, cakes, pancakes and brunch with coffee or tea, also making cakes to order.

Paris's first vegan fine pâtisserie, on boulevard Voltaire in the 11e since 2016 — organic, handmade cakes and pastries, also made to order for events.

The restaurant and bar of the Aujourd'hui Demain team, on avenue Parmentier in the 11e — seasonal home-made food with gluten-free options, signature cocktails, craft beer and cider.