
42 Degres
Paris · Raw · Vegan · €€€€Because the kitchen is fully vegan and raw, eggs are entirely absent from the premises.
12 venues in Paris rated S to B for egg-free, every tier backed by cited sources.

Because the kitchen is fully vegan and raw, eggs are entirely absent from the premises.

As a fully vegan restaurant, no eggs are used. The venue is 100% plant-based, making it structurally safe for those avoiding eggs.

A 100% vegan kitchen operates on the premises, so no eggs or egg-derived ingredients are used. The venue's own menu confirms that all products are formulated as vegan.

100% vegan kitchen; eggs are not on the premises. The 'frittata végétale' confirms egg-free plant-based preparations. The allergen listings on the menu do not include egg for any dish.

As a fully vegan restaurant with no animal products on the premises, eggs are structurally absent from the kitchen.

As a fully vegan kitchen, eggs are entirely absent from the premises. The Paris Unlocked reviewer noted that the vegan pancakes had a pleasingly egg-like texture without containing eggs, confirming the kitchen is egg-free by structure.

The 100% plant-based premise structurally excludes eggs from the kitchen. No egg-containing ingredients would be present on site.

As a fully vegan restaurant, the kitchen does not contain eggs. Tofu-based scrambled egg substitutes appear on the menu, confirming the plant-based-only approach.

The kitchen is 100% vegan. Eggs, as an animal product, are structurally absent from the premises, according to the venue's own declaration.

The entire menu is 100% plant-based, with no egg products used in any dish. The chain's website prominently states '100% PLANT-BASED'.

The restaurant markets itself as 100% vegan, meaning egg-free by design. The vegan tiramisu and other menu items are explicitly egg-free in concept. No independent allergen audit has confirmed zero egg cross-contamination, and the presence of optional dairy supplements such as halloumi introduces caution about how strictly the kitchen is managed for contact allergens. Marked as vegan/egg-free on menu; shared kitchen risk cannot be fully excluded.

The restaurant is fully vegan under normal operation, so eggs are excluded from the standard menu. As with dairy, lacarte.menu notes a festival-period caveat. No structural guarantee or certification is documented for egg-free kitchens.