Le Riad is a halal spot in Place De L Horloge, Avignon.
Editorially verified September 29, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: The directory records halal as the owner's own declaration, not a certificate, and the restaurant serves wine, so ask staff about the meat.
75 minutes
Enjoy a private wine tasting at your property in the South of France. Sip on a selection of wines from Provence and the Rhône and learn about the wines of the region f...
5 hours
Workshop or cookery class in an idyllic setting, preparing 2 or 3 dishes
Day trip · 8 hours
Discover a unique day where the nobility of truffles meets the enchanting aromas of Châteauneuf-du-Pape wines, an unforgettable experience.
Address: 17 Rue Galante, 84000 Avignon
V&G on Rue de la Bonneterie is a vegan restaurant in Avignon, fully plant-based since June 2025, serving tarts, soups, stews and desserts at lunch and dinner.
TipA recent reviewer notes you clear your own dishes, and the owner also cooks; reviewers mention cold drinks and wine alongside the plates.
Youpi ! is a café, bookshop and organic grocery on Avenue Saint-Ruf in Avignon, and its lunch canteen serves two vegetarian mains a day at €14.
TipThe tourist board says vegan and gluten-free options are available daily; the day's menu is posted on the website, so check it before you go.
Vivotto on Rue des Trois Faucons in Avignon serves Piedmont-inspired risotto and pasta in glass jars, and its menu marks each dish as gluten-free or not.
TipReviewers report a dedicated gluten-free pasta pot, but the kitchen also serves gluten dishes, so tell staff if you have coeliac disease.
Le Cèdre is a Lebanese restaurant near the Pont d'Avignon in Avignon, cooking gluten-free dishes and menus, as well as vegetarian plates and Lebanese wines.
TipTell staff about coeliac disease when you order; reviewers on Find Me Gluten Free disagree on whether the fryer is dedicated.
Le Cèdre, a Lebanese restaurant near the Pont d'Avignon, states on its own site that all its meat is halal-certified, and it also lists Lebanese wines.
TipThe halal certification is the restaurant's own statement, and wine is served, so ask about the meat's source if that matters to you.
