Wild & The Moon

Super cool place with gluten free options. The staff are really nice and friendly. I tried the granola bowl with oat chocolate granola (amazing taste). I also tried the mango iced matcha, it's very light and tastes pretty good.

Cute place with cosy vibes. Everything is plant-based and organic, with gluten free options! Their granola is also really good.

Really good food, I can definitely recommend the sandwiches, my partner would not shut up about them for literal days, so I had to take them back for another one. A vegan highlight 💚

3 days in Paris and two of these I ate lunch in your stores. Absolute great food and I am so sad I will have to miss you guys, because I have to go back to berlin. If you ever open a shop there, hit me up, I will be your first ever customer there AND become a regular!! 😩✨

Wild & the Moon is known to be a chain of vegan restaurants with really overpriced items for the portion size- and most of the items- with the exception of the smoothies and juices, are extremely bland. These types of places make veganism exclusive and inaccessible to normal people who would like to become vegan. And to echo others- grilled cheese was really bad- served cold, and as you can see from the photo- the ‘cheese’ was not melted at all. If you can’t melt vegan cheese, I think you should rename your menu item “Cold cheese sandwich” to be more accurate. Also the Ube latte is beautiful, but it’s tasteless- it’s milk with a purple hue. Also as others have said, hygiene-wise- they should reevaluate the dishwashers they use- i have been there over a dozen times and the dishes and utensils are often not clean, served w caked on food on them. Overall, it’s disappointing that a chain that is evidently thriving financially is so stingy with portions and/or cannot drop prices. There are many better vegan restaurants serving organic vegan food for half the price that are not bland, with larger portions, and where the people who work there are more welcoming (perhaps not as exploited by a corporate chain), around Paris. Just search for them.