The "art" is hideous, we get it the owner is vegan and an 'artistes' but guys, we dont want to see horrible stuff while we eat...

Pizzas were good. But some basics ingredients like mushrooms or fresh tomatoes would have been nice :/

Dessert was not good, very small coco cake , that tasted like old cake forgotten on the shelves.

If you eat there order a pizza , dont look at the walls and buy dessert elsewhere

That pizza was barely edible, I ordered the Royal and it was basically a lot of really salty "cheese", paper thin "ham" and a few mushrooms and olives.
I could only eat half of it. The only thing you could taste was the cheese and its overwhelming saltiness. I guess there was some tomato sauce under it but I could barely see it let alone taste it.
It really lacked flavour and freshness. Add more tomato sauce and vegetables, chunks of "meat" at least thick enough to taste them and use the cheese sparingly!
My neighbours ordered a different pizza, it looked exactly like mine but with arugula pilled on top of it.
Frankly the pizza I make at home are far better than this and I'm not an especially great cook. There's also a vegetarian pizzeria at Chatelet who has a few vegan options and those are really good.
I wouldn't eat at Veg' Art again. It really wasn't worth the trip there or the money.
And as other reviews stated, the art is truly awful. Who wants to be surrounded by gory, death oriented paintings while they eat?!