Maison Binder, Vegetarian restaurant in Paris, France
Maison Binder is a vegetarian restaurant in Paris, France, located at 43 rue Hallé in the 14th arrondissement. It serves a menu of seasonal dishes, burgers, salads, and sharing plates, with vegan options available.
Maison Binder was opened by brothers Quentin and Baptiste Binder, inspired by their family's large shared meals. In September 2024, it received its first Écotable label for its eco-friendly practices.
The menu changes with the seasons, and the wine list features selections from a local cave, while beers come from a Paris brewery. The dining room often has a shared table, encouraging a convivial meal.
The restaurant is open from Tuesday to Saturday for lunch and dinner, and on Sunday for lunch only. It is a short walk from the Mouton-Duvernet metro station and can be easily reached on foot from the nearby Catacombs or Montparnasse.
The restaurant plans to add a participatory library with books, vinyl records, and board games for guests to enjoy. The facade is painted in mint green and lemon yellow, a detail often noted by visitors.
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