I was looking for a quick meal before heading back to Paris and close from the Lille Flandres train…read morestation. Randomly, I saw Daddy Burger that had an appealing look from outside. Atmosphere 3/5: The atmosphere is like a fast food. The place is a 3-level restaurant and it's clean. You can compare it to a McDonalds. Nothing less, nothing more unfortunately. Food 1/5: I'm not really big in fast food, specially frozen food like McDonalds. The place looked appealing and it would have been nice to have some fresh homemade burgers from this joint. At least, that's what I was expecting. Service 3/5: Service was good. It's a fast food so don't expect a lot. They were nice people tho. I would not recommend it tho because it's same as McDonalds food and I don't see any plus value to go to a place like that.

EDIT: I've changed my opinion about Holy Cow. Not sure if they were making better burgers in the…read morebeginning or if it's just my imagination. Went in there recently and was completely underwhelmed by my order. Went again, ordered something different, and it was the same disappointment. The service is also a lot less friendly. I'm pretty sure the only reason it was good before was because they were putting extra effort in to make a good first impression. Everyone knows that France does gourmet right and Lille is no exception. As long as you know how to avoid the tourist pits, reasonably priced haute cuisine certainly thrives here. Where France falls short, however, is with quick-serve dining establishments (which is all the average French wage earner can afford or make time for on their daily lunch break). After five years of living in France, I've grown so tired of kebab, over-priced/small-quantity fast food, and bland sandwiches/paninis that I've taken to spending my lunch breaks roaming the streets and alleys just praying to come across something different...substantial....delicious, and worth the price. Yesterday I stumbled upon the recently opened Holy Cow. Today, I ate there. Life is different for me now. For a total of €10 at Holy Cow I received a better hamburger, better fries, and a bigger drink than I did at another (no-to-be-named) burger establishment where I recently spent €20 for an extremely unsatisfying meal (mediocre burger, mediocre fries, and less than a can's worth of soda). Honestly there's nothing like HC in Lille. It's gourmet burgers at slightly-above fast food prices in an atmosphere that falls somewhere between. For me, it's what I've been looking for in quick-dining all these years. I'm over the moon that finally I'll be returning to work after break with a smile on my face instead of a grimace. All we need now is a decent quick-serve Tex-Mex place and I won't be missing America quite as much.

That's a yes! My girl brought me there on a Saturday…read moreafternoon, and I'm glad she did. I took the Spanish burger and it was delicious. Great balance between the steak (which was a little bit too cooked for me), goat cheese / honey and the salsa sauce. The only regret is that there's hot chili announced and it's not hot at all. The fries are very tasty too. There are fountain drinks for those who want syrup water. I'll go back to taste an another one (probably the Mexican one).

It's very often the case and it's a an another verification here: when you're specialist on one…read morething, it's sure that you do it the best way! L'adresse is all about burgers, they have something like 15 different kinds (including veggie ones). The restaurant has more or less 20 places so it's very cozy. They also have lovely wines to accompany the burgers, special mention to the Oratoire du Chasse Spleen :) I'll definitely go there again and advise everyone to test at least once!

This rating is for my experience with this restaurant. We walked inside well dressed and we were…read moreasked if we had a reservation in French we said no, and they said they were full and no place to sit when there were 5 tables open and they only have about 9 tables. I feel because we didn't speak French we did not get served. So if you don't speak French don't go the owner is an asshole.

Food is delicious, atmosphere is authentic, music is nice. The portion of "small fries" is so…read moretremendously huge, that I can hardly finish it. Free peanuts and sauces. A special machine, which prepares dozens of Coca-Cola produced drinks, which you can't find anywhere else.

We wandered in after getting off the train. The young ladies behind the counter were warm and very…read morehelpful. The food was amazing! We had quiche and a bagel w sausage. I have never had quiche like that in the US. It was so good and they were so kind we came back later for a snack before getting on the train. Sadly, they were out of the soup we sampled in the morning but their salad and sweet treats were delicious. We are so happy we stumbled into this place and only wish we could take them back to the US with us!

I came here for lunch with a group of friends and am so happy I did! This was a perfect place to…read morestop while we were on our way to La Grand'Place. The boulangerie served what you would expect--variety of sandwiches, toasts, pasta dishes, quiche, and plenty of pastry options. They had a wonderful selection and I knew it was going to be great the second we walked in. Ordering is super simple and the service was good. They women working there did speak some English and we were able to communicate our order to them. The inside is very clean and I really appreciated the aesthetic of the eatery. They offer several floors to eat on too. I ended up ordering a salmon-avocado toast. I knew immediately that I wanted to order it when I saw it in the display case. The toast included smoked salmon on one side, a small salad with avocado slices in the center, and a jammy hard boiled egg on the other side. This all was atop of thick piece of rustic French bread. The bread also had some sort of sun-dried tomato spread on it, which was fantastic. I really loved the presentation of the toast, almost felt guilty cutting into it! It was so fresh and full of so much flavor. The avocado was extremely smooth, the salmon perfectly fatty, and the egg cooked just right. The sun-dried tomato spread tied the whole thing together. And of course the bread was amazing as well. Overall, I really enjoyed my meal here. I left full and very satisfied with the experience. My salmon-avocado toast was perfect in every which way. Every component of it was very fresh too. If you need a quick bite and are in the area, this is a great place to stop!

Tasty! The kids enjoyed the paninis and the service was great (english). Was a perfect late lunch.read more