Ratatouille
Provençal stewed vegetables — naturally vegan when cooked in olive oil, and a bistro staple.
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Paris has transformed for dietary travelers: vegan patisseries, kosher districts in the Marais, and halal bistros are now part of the landscape. Butter and cream remain the default, so dairy-free diners should ask early.
What's safe, what to ask about, and what to skip — based on your dietary profile.
Provençal stewed vegetables — naturally vegan when cooked in olive oil, and a bistro staple.
Onion soup is vegetarian-looking but almost always uses beef stock — ask for a vegetable-stock version.
Sweet or savory — classic batter contains wheat, egg, and dairy. Buckwheat galettes are traditionally gluten-free (confirm pure buckwheat).
Butter-laminated by definition — but Paris now has standout vegan and gluten-free patisseries worth a detour.
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