Wild & The Moon — Restaurant in Paris

My feelings about this place are mixed. They never have what I want - which is a smoothie on their menu with Kale. I’ve visited 7 times in the last month and the baristas always give an excuse about the kitchen using it all. It’s the only smoothie on their menu that’s not mostly fruit, and it’s never available. The staff’s response has been somewhat apologetic on one occasion, indifferent on most, and quite rude a couple times. Maybe just add more Kale to your order?

The prices are high, even by organic juice bar standards, and all the food in their fridges is borderline stale, which I think when you’re paying 11.5€ for a small salad, it should either be made fresh on demand or not be “best before: insert today’s date”. Brown avocados and slimy cucumbers in my salad yesterday.

If their prices weren’t so high, some of these things would be easily forgiven but they’ve set the bar high for themselves, and except for the fun Irish girl who works here, the staff are pretty unbearable. In the Marais there are plenty of excellent juice/vegan options popping up so maybe it’s time to give them a try.

I have a soft spot for this franchise but it’s been sad to see the decline since the last time i frequented them regularly back in the summer of 2016, when this was their...

Our daughter is allergic to dairy, so we made a list of vegan restaurants we could visit during our stay in Paris. Wild & The Moon was high on our list because it had had some good reviews. We turned up at about 7pm on a Thursday evening. First, they were out of the burgers we were after. Fair enough. But we were astonished by the unhelpful, even rude, staff, who made us feel very unwelcome. The food here is not cheap but we wouldn’t have minded if it had been served with a smile, instead of a surly disregard. Then the cutlery arrived - tossed on the table - and it badly needed a clean. We dropped a fork halfway through the meal and were told they had no others. Oh really. Maybe the guy behind the counter was having a bad day. Maybe he doesn’t like the English, or tourists in general, going to Paris and giving him their hard-earned money. Either way, perhaps he should rethink his career choice. We have had such a great experience at other small vegan restaurants in Paris - Riz Riz and Breathe for dinner, Cloud Cakes for breakfast, for example, and this was a terrible disappointment by comparison. Pity. The place looks good on paper. Don’t be fooled. Oh, and there was no working toilet. Thanks for the...

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I suffered for years due to this man's ignorance. Dr. Death. I had low thyroid so my heart/brain couldn't function as it should and I had no energy. He saw the results and told me to live with it. It's normal. Well about 20% of female population take medicine for this condition and live normal lives. It is very common but instead of giving me the medication he told me to live with it. So I suffered for years for no reason other than he clearly likes to see people suffer.

Take away this man's medical license!!!

He took years of away from me and should be prosecuted.

I met another person who had a similar experience in 2020 of being sick and he telling her she's fine. She went to another doctor and found out she had severe parasites living in her system (she came back from Africa). She could have died and he of course doesn't accept any...