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Le Cèdre· 1988
Vegetarian Lebanese restaurant · Nantes

The vegetarian Lebanese restaurant in Nantes, Le Cèdre
since 1988

Homemade vegetable and pulse mezze to share, in the first Lebanese restaurant in Nantes.

1988First Lebanese restaurant
100 %Homemade menu
NantesÎle de Nantes · Bouffay
Why choose Le Cèdre

Eating vegetarian in a Lebanese restaurant in Nantes

Homemade vegetarian mezze

Cold and hot mezze based on vegetables, pulses and fresh herbs, made in house.

A cuisine of sharing

Dishes are set in the centre of the table: everyone builds their vegetarian meal at their own pace.

Dine in, takeaway or catering

At 20 rue Kervegan, delivery within Nantes via Uber Eats and Deliveroo, or a buffet on quotation.

The vegetarian menu

Our vegetarian mezze, one by one

Hummus, tabbouleh, mutabbal, muhammara, falafel, spinach fatayer: here are the meat-free mezze on Le Cèdre's menu, made in house on rue Kervegan. Ten cold starters and six hot starters to build a real vegetarian meal to share.

Cold mezze

Hummus, Chickpea purée., fait maison au Cèdre, restaurant libanais à Nantes

Hummus

Chickpea purée.

8,00 €

Tabbouleh, Cracked wheat, tomatoes, onions, parsley, lemon, olive oil., fait maison au Cèdre, restaurant libanais à Nantes

Tabbouleh

Cracked wheat, tomatoes, onions, parsley, lemon, olive oil.

8,00 €

Fattoush, Salad of tomatoes, cucumber, onions, crisp pita, peppers., fait maison au Cèdre, restaurant libanais à Nantes

Fattoush

Salad of tomatoes, cucumber, onions, crisp pita, peppers.

8,00 €

Mutabbal, Smoked aubergine dip., fait maison au Cèdre, restaurant libanais à Nantes

Mutabbal

Smoked aubergine dip.

8,00 €

Warak Enab, Vine leaves stuffed with rice., fait maison au Cèdre, restaurant libanais à Nantes

Warak Enab

Vine leaves stuffed with rice.

7,50 €

Makdous, Stuffed aubergine, walnuts, red chilli, garlic, olive oil., fait maison au Cèdre, restaurant libanais à Nantes

Makdous

Stuffed aubergine, walnuts, red chilli, garlic, olive oil.

8,50 €

Labneh, Strained yoghurt cheese., fait maison au Cèdre, restaurant libanais à Nantes

Labneh

Strained yoghurt cheese.

8,00 €

Shanklish, Lebanese aged cheese, thyme, olive oil., fait maison au Cèdre, restaurant libanais à Nantes

Shanklish

Lebanese aged cheese, thyme, olive oil.

8,50 €

Muhammara, Red pepper, walnuts, garlic, tomato sauce, breadcrumbs, olive oil., fait maison au Cèdre, restaurant libanais à Nantes

Muhammara

Red pepper, walnuts, garlic, tomato sauce, breadcrumbs, olive oil.

8,00 €

Moussaka, Aubergine, red and green peppers, garlic, tomato sauce, onions, olive oil., fait maison au Cèdre, restaurant libanais à Nantes

Moussaka

Aubergine, red and green peppers, garlic, tomato sauce, onions, olive oil.

8,00 €

Hot mezze

Rakakat, Cheese-filled pastry rolls., fait maison au Cèdre, restaurant libanais à Nantes

Rakakat

Cheese-filled pastry rolls.

8,00 €

Fatayer, Spinach pastry pies., fait maison au Cèdre, restaurant libanais à Nantes

Fatayer

Spinach pastry pies.

8,00 €· 4 pièces

Falafel, Chickpea balls deep-fried with spices., fait maison au Cèdre, restaurant libanais à Nantes

Falafel

Chickpea balls deep-fried with spices.

8,00 €· 4 pièces

Batata Harra, Spiced potatoes., fait maison au Cèdre, restaurant libanais à Nantes

Batata Harra

Spiced potatoes.

8,00 €

Manakish zaatar, Flatbread with za'atar and olive oil., fait maison au Cèdre, restaurant libanais à Nantes

Manakish zaatar

Flatbread with za'atar and olive oil.

8,00 €· 2 pièces

Spicy Manakish, Flatbread with muhammara spread., fait maison au Cèdre, restaurant libanais à Nantes

Spicy Manakish

Flatbread with muhammara spread.

8,00 €· 2 pièces

Selection based on the ingredients listed on our menu. If you would rather not choose, ask for the Vegetarian Mezze set, served per person. For a strict diet or an allergy, please mention it when ordering.

All our Lebanese mezzeThe lunch set

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A vegetarian Lebanese restaurant in the heart of Nantes

As the first Lebanese restaurant in Nantes, opened on rue Kervegan in 1988, Le Cèdre is a naturally welcoming address for anyone looking for a vegetarian meal. Lebanese cuisine rests on a wide variety of mezze based on vegetables and pulses, which makes it possible to build a real meat-free meal, generous and homemade, at 20 rue Kervegan on the Île de Nantes.

Whether you are vegetarian every day or simply in the mood for a light, fragrant meal, at Le Cèdre you will find a succession of small dishes to share. A few steps from the Bouffay district, the house welcomes guests at lunch and dinner and offers the same homemade cuisine on site, as takeaway or as delivery within Nantes.

Homemade vegetarian mezze in Nantes

Mezze are the heart of Lebanese cuisine and, among them, many are vegetarian. At Le Cèdre, the cold and hot mezze based on vegetables, pulses and fresh herbs are made in house every day, in our dining room on rue Kervegan. They are set in the centre of the table to be shared.

This logic of sharing makes a vegetarian meal especially convivial: you taste a little of everything, you swap, you start again. Rather than an individual plate, it is a mosaic of Mediterranean flavours that makes up the meal, in the spirit of the Lebanese table.

Emblème de notre carte, nos falafels sont façonnés chaque jour à partir de pois chiches et de fèves, selon la recette maison transmise depuis 1988 au Cèdre, restaurant libanais à Nantes.

Lebanese cuisine, naturally rich in vegetarian dishes

Lebanese cuisine belongs to the great family of Mediterranean cuisines, built on olive oil, vegetables, pulses and fresh herbs. This plant-based foundation explains why a Lebanese meal lends itself so well to a vegetarian version: you simply build your selection of mezze around the meat-free preparations.

To better understand this tradition of sharing and the place of vegetables on the Lebanese table, you can discover Lebanese cuisine and its Mediterranean heritage, which Le Cèdre has kept alive in Nantes since 1988.

Pour aller plus loin, découvrez nos mezzés libanais, dont une large part est naturellement végétarienne, du houmous au moutabal.

Eating vegetarian Lebanese food in Nantes: dine in, takeaway or catering

At Le Cèdre, you can taste our vegetarian Lebanese cuisine on site, at lunch and dinner, after booking online. For a meal at home, takeaway and delivery are available within Nantes via Uber Eats and Deliveroo. And for your events, the catering service puts together a Lebanese buffet on quotation, with plenty of vegetarian mezze, for weddings, seminars and family meals.

Frequently asked questions

Vegetarian Lebanese restaurant in Nantes: your questions

Does Le Cèdre offer vegetarian dishes?

Yes. Many Lebanese mezze are based on vegetables and pulses, which makes it possible to build a generous, fully homemade vegetarian meal, in the heart of Nantes.

Which vegetarian mezze are on Le Cèdre's menu?

Cold: hummus, tabbouleh, fattoush, mutabbal, warak enab (vine leaves stuffed with rice), makdous, labneh, shanklish, muhammara and moussaka. Hot: cheese rakakat, spinach fatayer, falafel, batata harra (spiced potatoes), manakish zaatar and spicy manakish. If you would rather not choose, the Vegetarian Mezze set offers a selection of vegetarian mezze.

Where can you eat vegetarian Lebanese food in Nantes?

At Le Cèdre, 20 rue Kervegan, 44000 Nantes, on the Île de Nantes near the Bouffay district. Opened in 1988, it is the first Lebanese restaurant in the city.

Are the vegetarian mezze made in house?

Yes. Like the whole Le Cèdre menu, the cold and hot vegetable-based mezze are made in house, in our dining room on rue Kervegan in Nantes.

Can you order vegetarian Lebanese food for takeaway in Nantes?

Yes. Le Cèdre offers takeaway and delivery within Nantes via Uber Eats and Deliveroo, as well as a catering service on quotation for your events.

Can Le Cèdre prepare a vegetarian buffet for an event?

Yes. The Le Cèdre catering service puts together a Lebanese buffet on quotation, with plenty of vegetarian mezze, for weddings, seminars and family meals in Nantes.

Book

Come and taste our vegetarian Lebanese cuisine

Homemade vegetable mezze and Lebanese wines await you at 20 rue Kervegan. Book your table online and discover the vegetarian Lebanese restaurant Le Cèdre, in Nantes.

Le Cèdre is the first Lebanese restaurant in Nantes, opened on rue Kervegan in 1988, and a naturally suitable address for a vegetarian meal. Its 100% homemade menu includes plenty of cold and hot mezze based on vegetables and pulses, to share in the spirit of the Lebanese table. Located at 20 rue Kervegan, on the Île de Nantes near the Bouffay district, the restaurant welcomes lovers of vegetarian Lebanese cuisine at lunch and dinner, after booking online. The same cuisine is available as takeaway or delivery within Nantes via Uber Eats and Deliveroo, and the catering service puts together a Lebanese buffet on quotation, rich in vegetarian mezze, for weddings, seminars and family meals.