Eat your Veggies

According to one vegetarian restaurant site, there are only twenty vegetarian restaurants in Paris. If you are a vegetarian and find yourself staring blankly at the menu, here are a few suggestions:

Crudites. Crudites are often included as starter courses in luncheon menus. Crudites might include sliced tomatoes, grated carrots, diced beets or cucumbers.
At couscous restaurants, you can usually order a vegetarian couscous which includes simmered vegetables in a tomato broth served over cous cous (semolina) sometimes accompanied with raisins and nuts.
Many salads include meat or fish.
If you are an egg-eating vegetarian you can try onion tarts or spinach quiche - but the quiche lorraine will have bacon.
Here are some sites you might want to check out for the addresses of vegetarian restaurants in Paris:
Vegetarian Restaurants in Paris or Vegetarian Guides
We’ve tried Aquarius on Rue Gergovie which is straightforward vegetarian cooking at a reasonable price.
The Dietetic Restaurant on Rue Delambre has been at the same location since the 1970s. It’s a good place to stock up on products at the same time.

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