Against The Grain sur Lyon

Amazing food and amazing service! They’re super thoughtful and even have home-made vegan cheese 😍

A place I absolutely love! I've been twice, and I enjoyed it both times. The food is good without being ordinary, and the staff is friendly. What more could you ask for? ;)

The food was very delicious, and the raspberry cake was especially good.

My favorite restaurant 💜 I love their cakes, like tiramisu, tropezienne, fraisier... the menu changes regularly and the atmosphere is really great, plus it's not very expensive. A must-try!!!

A reliable choice in Lyon. A very good vegan restaurant. A bit pricey for the portion size. I recommend it.

A cute little restaurant run by three enthusiastic and kind young women. This is my second time here, but each time it's been a real treat. Whether it's the lasagna, the bowls, the desserts, or the homemade juices, everything is amazing! I'll be back every time I'm in Lyon!

I ordered a birthday cake. I didn't really have an idea of ​​what I wanted, so I asked them what was possible. They were incredibly kind, really attentive to finding a recipe that suited me and adapting it to my needs; honestly, it was lovely. The cake was beautiful, delicious, and generous. I'm so glad I discovered this place. I'll definitely be ordering again and will come and eat there in one day, that's for sure! THANK YOU!!

Excellent meal, from appetizer to dessert. It's rare to find such a wide selection of vegan desserts. I highly recommend it!

Excellent vegan options in a predominantly carnivorous city. Tasty and balanced single dish at a fair price. Also appreciated for its busy atmosphere. Reservations are recommended, as it's a conveniently intimate place.

I understand that everyone has their own opinions, but displaying pro-Palestinian views in a vegetarian restaurant isn't necessarily the place. Or rather, it should be clearly stated in the restaurant's concept: yesterday it made some tourists uncomfortable, who felt embarrassed, paid for a meal they didn't eat (and which they were allowed to pay for without any qualms), and felt compelled to leave. That's not my idea of ​​a welcoming place or of French social cohesion.