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La SajerieA-

20 Rue d'Abbeville, 75009 Paris, France · Gluten-free restaurant, Lebanese restaurant · Rochechouart

Tiny Lebanese spot serving 100% gluten-free saj wraps and salads with standout flavor; great for celiacs, limited seats, portions modest, service warm but occasionally slow.

Our take

La Sajerie earns its A- grade through exceptional food quality and strong service knowledge, particularly its specialized celiac expertise and fresh, flavorful saj execution. Limited seating and modest ambiance prevent grade A territory, while occasional consistency variations and portion-size concerns keep it from higher standing. For gluten-free dining in Paris, it's a genuinely reliable destination.

In more detail

The room feels tiny and welcoming, with saj baked right before your eyes and a steady stream of grateful celiacs. Staff are patient and upbeat, guiding newcomers through the menu. One diner said, "They reassured us everything was safe and suggested great picks." The cooking leans Lebanese and produce-forward, focusing on fresh fillings wrapped in paper-thin saj. Expect halloumi with peppers, kefta with herbs, and bright toum rather than heavy sauces. It suits people who value clean, vibrant flavors over indulgence; portions skew light but satisfying when paired with a side or dessert. For families, it is fairly kid-friendly: chicken and cheese wraps, mild hummus, and even Nutella saj appeal to younger palates. There is no kids menu, but the €14-17 set menus and small desserts make sharing easy; seating is limited, so plan for quick, casual meals.

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Location Insights

Area vibe: Lively, central Right Bank area with theaters and offices; draws locals and visitors.

Safety: Generally safe, well-lit streets with steady foot traffic.

What's nearby: Near Gare du Nord/Saint-Lazare corridors, cafes, and small shops; convenient for quick meals.

Frequently asked

What should I order at La Sajerie?

Go for the chicken, soujouk with halloumi, or kefta saj, and tack on a tabouleh or mouhalabiya to make it a full meal.

What should I know before going to La Sajerie?

It’s casual and fully gluten-free, but expect minimal seating, no toilets, and sometimes small portions unless you add a side or the menu.

What's La Sajerie like?

Small and lively, with saj baked in plain sight and a friendly, counter-seat vibe for solo visits.

Opening Hours

Sunday14:00–00:00 Monday Tuesday14:00–00:00 Wednesday14:00–00:00 Thursday14:00–00:00 Friday16:00–01:00 Saturday14:00–01:00
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