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What you can eat here

Vegan as listed 3

  • Vegan

    Menu marked V, sourdough/avocado/chia/kale, no dairy or egg confirmed.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • Black Lentil Bowl Vegan

    Menu explicitly marks it V.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed

    Black Lentil Bowl

    Black Lentil Bowl at Le Pain Quotidien is listed as vegan as served on the published menu.

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    Why
    Menu explicitly marks it V.
    Evidence
    Read from the restaurant's published menu, not yet confirmed by a diner.

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  • Vegan

    Menu marks V; ingredients listed are all plant-based, no hidden animal items.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed

Vegan if you ask 1

  • Vegan if you ask

    Remove sunny-side egg; farro, roasted veg, kale, dukkah otherwise plant-based.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
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Vegan options Declared by the restaurant

A regular restaurant that serves dishes vegans can eat.

Le Pain Quotidien has three dishes marked vegan (avocado toast, black lentil bowl, quinoa & avocado salad) plus the egg can be dropped from the Sunny Side Breakfast Bowl; best bet is the Quinoa & Avocado Salad.

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