Paris - 3 star restaurant & vegetarian?

In article ,
Kathleen wrote:

Will any of the Michelin three star (or similar) restaurants in Paris prepare
a
meal suitable for a vegetarian (no meat, fish, poultry)?




you might want to consider whether it is a total waste of money -- they
can probably put vegetables on a plate, but unless they specialize in
vegetarian foods it will hardly be worth the high price of a 3 star
restaurant

we found a great Afghan restaurant in the marais that our vegan brother
in law and vegetarian sister could enjoy and the food was cheap and
delicious --- but most three stars are pricey and meaty

Jenn wrote in
:

In article ,
Kathleen wrote:

Will any of the Michelin three star (or similar) restaurants in Paris
prepare a
meal suitable for a vegetarian (no meat, fish, poultry)?




you might want to consider whether it is a total waste of money --
they can probably put vegetables on a plate, but unless they
specialize in vegetarian foods it will hardly be worth the high price
of a 3 star restaurant
What one recevies in a 3 star restaurant is more than a piece of meat on a
plate! One pays for the ambience, the preparation and the service all of
which must be much more than the ordinary.

I have heard that at least one of the great restaurants had started to put
more vegetarian fare in the menu since the mad cow and related scares.

Kathleen wrote:

We've eaten in rather high end (and high price) restaurants in many
cities,
including NY, London and Rome, that could cook a memorable meal for a
vegetarian, and are hoping there is something similar in Paris.



Go to www.chowhound.com and look at the International board. You can also
ask your questions there - you are sure to get a good number of informed
responses.

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Best
Greg