La Revolution Verte - Perpignan

This place was called VegeFood and is now called La Revolution Verde (5 Rue du Theatre).We came here around 15:00 and we were the only one there. We had a quiche and a few other French vegan goodies and really enjoyed it. We did feel though that the food was a bit too expensive and that the place could really do with some music in the background to liven things up a bit. We ended up paying 25 Euros for our food which isn't cheap considering the portions. Nonetheless, a nice place to eat.

Only I ate, my husband just had a beer. It wasn't a problem. The service and food were both great. Highly recommended. Wish I lived nearer! Thank you.

Vegan, I was recommended this restaurant because I was passing through to perpignan with my companion. I only read the positive comments after the meal, and I still wonder if we fell on a bad day or if people were simply in good mood when they wrote their opinions...First of all, the only formula is a formula that is more intended for students. I've been looking for a menu or a formula that's more suitable for our appetites, and we have to get down on the map. I was hesitating on the choice of the entrance, a soup of cabbage-fleur with coconut milk. I had no advice. I ended up opting for the bowl, a bowl of breakfast in sum, it was too much! :(The soup was good but the texture, it, a little granular and not pleasant. We took two different dishes, both were correct: mine was rather copied but not original (if not the lawyer this season). I asked for bread to accompany my salad, and there surprise, no bread served in this restaurant! You can still be adapted to the non-gluten without serving the rest of the customers!!!My companion was very disappointed with the little amount of potatoes on his plate, and the fadeur of his dish. He decided to take a salt pie instead of a dessert. You're more sick than you die! (Silver salted to broccoli). little presence of the boss/server at our table. my companion who had been absent for two minutes to order his dessert "in the cantonnade," the lady who had not taken the trouble of getting closer to our table to ask us. (for info we were just two in the restaurant at the beginning of service, then about ten in the middle of meals)In short: we feel like intruders. little information on dishes, composition of plates, quantity. fortunately that I am a vegan and that I could hand my companion. result: 23.90 euros for two à la carte meals! It hurts heart and belly too. I'm angry at so much contempt and so little care for his clients. It's really expensive! Positive: the original, fresh and delicious juices. For the rest, we have to improve, and quickly!

Small stop for breakfast, cheap, copious, and good for health. This is worth the detour once in a while to cut off from the very rich local cuisine:)

A warm welcome, we feel that food is healthy and as gourmet! A place I recommend to everyone! Too bad it's only in town center