CLOSED: Paris Vegan Walkabouts

Colorful street where we passed through at Paris Vegan Walkabouts in Paris

Tasting in a 100% vegan shop at Paris Vegan Walkabouts in Paris

Stop in front of a food book store at Paris Vegan Walkabouts in Paris

Second part of the breakfast at the beginning of the tour at Paris Vegan Walkabouts in Paris

Buddha's hand seen during the tour at Paris Vegan Walkabouts in Paris

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Offers organized 3-hour walking tours of the city with tastings at partner locations. Tours can be conducted in French and/or in English. Please visit its webpage for details & to sign up. Reported closed, Aug 2019.

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HerbivorousFelisCatus

Points +486

Vegan

11 Jul 2019

Website is a scam - Edit

Was very excited about booking a tour with them, but the website is a scam. Even if you don’t click on a hyperlink and just type in the website name, you get redirected to like 4 different sketchy URLs before finally landing on a UPGRADE YOUR FLASH PLAYER NOW page with pop ups and other garbage. What is this?

Cons: Website is a scam

·X·

Points +21840

Vegan

01 Feb 2019

Amazing Vegan Food Tour - Edit

I can't say enough positive things about this vegan tour, which I was lucky to stumble upon as I perused Meetup.com before my business trip to Paris.

Thomas was a great guide and was very communicative about the tour/details before the day of the Walkabout. He was also very personable and fun to interact with during the tour.

We did so much in a 3.5 hour period. We all met outside of a train stop and walked over to a local bakery where we had delicious vegan croissants and matcha lattes. He walked us around the neighborhood where we saw a lot of artsy murals and a building filled with plants on one side. We then stopped at a vegan grocery store (filled to the brim with vegan products) where we had vegan cheese and bread with vegan pate (I ended up buying some delicious vegan cheese for later). He showed us other vegan restaurants around the area and took us through an open air market where a vegan stall was located. Close to lunchtime we went to a vegan pizza shop, which was surprisingly good. After some good conversation it was time to head to our last stop, a vegan cosmetics store. But alas, all good things must come to an end and that was the end of the tour. It was a great experience.

I'd highly recommend this vegan tour to everyone, even non-vegans (we had a few non-vegans on the tour). I wish this existed in all cities.

PS- Thanks, Thomas, for the tips on places to run!