Funny interior. Great to sit outside in Summer.

The atmosphere is a little cold and the prices are quite high. Not that many vegan/vegetarian options, but definitely worth to give a try!

Lots of marmor and a really old building. Free use of the gym. Great breakfast-buffet for vegetarians and meat-eaters. But if you bring your soy-milk there's enough for vegans as well. Nice staff and "Cloud"-wi-fi-network. You get a voucher for 6 hours of free use if you ask at the reception.

But there are lots of different ways to enjoy your potatoes. Good for Vegetarians and meat lovers. Not that good for Vegans. I had plane potatoes (Pellkartoffeln) with salt. But those were really, really good.

You can't see it from outside, but there are several floors. It's a mixture between a café, a bar, a lounge and a restaurant. In the evening they play typically electronic lounge music. I was there on a Thursday evening sitting in the non-smoking-area (I was really surprised that you don't smell any smoke there - maybe they've change something because other reviewers complain about the smoke) inbetween of business-people in suits and tourists ordering champagne. Though there are lots and lots of waiters (mostly men) you have to wait quite a long time. Altogether it's quite okay.

The menu isn't that down-to-earth like in other restaurants. There are plenty of vegetarian options. But if you are vegan you have to go with salad (totally fresh - haven't had that in a restaurant for quite some time), fries or with a baked potato without dressing (which was really good). The people working there totally care when you ask them for vegan stuff. Which is really nice for a restaurant in a small town like that.

And the critics were right. Really fantastic food. Normally lots of meat and fish and stuff like that. But the chef made lots of different vegan dishes all over the weekend - without preordering.

I haven't seen the rooms of the hotel, but the "conference rooms" were a little shabby.

But the food - really good. Haven't seen the prices tough...

Countryside-style with a modern touch. Haven't seen the prices...

The best days are behind the hotel, but it is very clean and the people working there are very friendly. A little bit outside of the centre, but there's a direct tram-connection (15 minutes to city centre). Haven't been to the restaurant. 70 Euros per night in a single room.

You have a great view over Paris and directly on Notre Dame. The restaurant is really exclusive and really expensive. But at least you should enjoy a tea (a pot of black tea for 4,50 euros) on the terrace. They've got some vegan food options as well. Just in case you want to have an exclusive dinner if you are in Paris.

Really good food and fanstastic service. Not really cheap, but it's worth it.

More caribbean style. But you get pizza-slices as well. Prices are okay. Small meals 5, big meals 10 $.

Main dishes start at 13 Euros. That's the reason why Saveurs Végét Halles only gets 4 of 5 stars. Beside of that everyhting is perfect. The food is fantastic. Especially for vegans. Beside of one or two vegetarian options the whole menu is vegan. You get lots of different fake meat and seitan stuff. The plates are quite big and the food is arranged really affectionately. And you get free tap-water - which is really nice, because drinks are expensive too. If you can afford it - go there!

Located on the exclusive Newbury Street - but at the end of the shopping-mile (the other side...). Lots of hipsters hanging out there. Especially people working there. If you like to listen to indie-/punk-music during dinner or going out - this is the right place. The burrito was really big and very good. The meat-sandwiches seemed a little small - but we've heard that they tasted good as well. Definitely worth a visit.