V&G is a vegan-friendly spot in Les Halles, Avignon.
Editorially verified September 29, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: A recent reviewer notes you clear your own dishes, and the owner also cooks; reviewers mention cold drinks and wine alongside the plates.
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: 24 Rue de la Bonneterie, 84000 Avignon
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.
Le Riad is a Moroccan couscous and tagine house on Rue Galante in Avignon that lists halal options on its menu page and in the Mon Resto' Halal directory.
TipThe directory records halal as the owner's own declaration, not a certificate, and the restaurant serves wine, so ask staff about the meat.
