After reading good reviews about La French Touch, I wanted to give it a try. Whenever I see organic…read moremeat, I just go for it. That must be good quality. Well...I was disappointed. The burgers were not up to the high reviews, in my opinion. Perhaps, the owners have changed, or the menus have changed since the last reviews. I can't really explain. The meat was nothing exceptional, besides the fact that it was said to be organic. It tasted like any regular frozen beef patties bought at the store. The stuffing was very basic, and the sauce... the sauce could have made up for everything else, but it unfortunately didn't cut it either. It tasted like ketchup thrown on the bun. As for the fries...they came out between barely warm & cold. As I said, I really wished it was a great experience. On the plus side, I like the way it was plated. I like the sturdy silver tray. That is something that stands out from most burger places. Also, the buns were tender and tasty. No tables inside. Only outside eating...3 tables. I see that mostly people take it to go.

We came here for dinner late on a Saturday night coming from our hotel. There was a long wait but…read moreit was well worth it. Burger was delicious. Red mojito was amazing. We came here as tourists and don't speak any French and there was a nice man who was bartending amongst many other things and he took the time to show us photos of the food on his phone. It was really great and I would recommend you come here if you are looking for a delicious burger.

An American friend and I came here for dinner on a Thursday evening around 8:30 PM. Since dinner…read morewas well underway, the restaurant was reasonably busy, but we were seated immediately at a hightop table near the front. I speak French but my friend doesn't really; the server was able to speak English fairly well, which was handy. My friend and I both got the faux filet, which came with some greens and fries. There was also a choice of sauces for the meat; we both went with the pepper sauce, which the server recommended. I found the portion to be pretty decent and filling, especially since the main plates came with complimentary bread. I feel like the French tend to like their meat more well-done than me, but I still found it to be very tasty, especially with the sauce. My friend and I each also got dessert; I got the tiramisu while she got the tarte façon tatin, which was a small apple tart. I really loved my tiramisu; it was very mousse-textured and had a chestnut cream in the base, which was delicious. My friend also let me have a bite of her apple tart; it was hot and scrumptious, and definitely a great choice in the winter. For me, the desserts were the highlight of the meal. The restaurant has a pretty cozy ambiance, dark but with cute lighting fixtures. The service was friendly and efficient. Keep in mind the bathrooms are only accessible by stairs. I was able to pay with my American Mastercard without any issues, and I found the prices to be reasonable. A good dinner option if you're in Suresnes!

This place was difficult to figure out for us. The day we arrived we saw several people eating…read moreoutside at bistro tables and asked to see a menu. Then we didn't see it again bc it was freezing and raining the rest of our trip. Finally, I looked it up and it has two different names - the menu QR code we used came up with a name like Duke and Jane or something while it shows on Google maps as Duke House Burger. We came in in the evening during the week bc my fiancee had just gotten back to the hotel from work, wasn't feeling well, and didn't want to go back into Paris and back for dinner that night. We found it tucked inside of a mall-type building in the back, with only two other patrons inside, but we were allowed to pick any table we wanted and our waitress was prompt and friendly. We ordered a pizza and a veggie salad for dinner and both were out quickly, were fresh, and tasted amazing. Service continued to be excellent throughout. We were brought bread and like 15 different items to dip it in as well as condiments for the pizza and salad. My veggie salad was actually really delicious and loaded with ingredients. Loved it! If you are staying nearby in one of the hotels or here on business and want some veggies, they have a lot of salads on their menu so I recommend it.

Low quality food - the outdoors may be worth it. The Italian burger has a dry patty, almost no…read moreveggies at all and an average bun. The onion rings were okay. The tiramisu is basically whipped cream with bit of cocoa powder on top. The service was good but couldn't make up for the food...

Came here at lunch on Sunday, it was packed but luckily we were offered a table as soon as…read morepossible. They offer some French menu items as well as typical what we would consider American food (burgers/etc). I opted for the moules à l'ail (garlic sauce mussels) with fries and it was delicious ! The rest of the party also enjoyed their meal and we cleaned all our plates. The waitstaff was very friendly as we were missing a fork and a spoon and were promptly given our missing utensils.

I have eaten many steaks - high end steakhouses to lower end places, filet to flank steaks. This…read morewas by far the worst steak I have ever had. I ordered the filet, labeled as "tender" as medium well (yes, I know you shouldn't but all those great steaks I mention have been around medium well). It came out rare. Sent it back. Came back looking good, but I couldn't get the knife to cut through it. The middle was still pink, but fine - it wasn't a hockey puck. I swear I could barely chew the thing. Total leather. At least the parts that weren't pure fat. I somehow managed to eat 4 little cubes of it, called for the check, and went to the Five Guys nearby for dinner. Wish I'd read all the bad reviews here before going there.

Deçu Réservation difficile, accueil désobligeant et au final…read moreun prix exorbitant au vue des prestations fournies. Point positif c'est ouvert le dimanche. Attention aux malencontreuses, erreurs recurentes sur l'addition !

Food was okay, but nothing special. Had scallops for dinner which weren't bad, but not worth the…read moreprice in my opinion. The creme brûlée was delicious as were some other desserts. The service was the most questionable, I understand english isn't everyone's language of preference, but the waiters continuously popped over and would cut us off to go do something or exchange waiters? We were pretty confused once it happened for the 3rd time.

Do. Not. Eat. The. Food…read more I'm writing this for tourists, because there aren't any English-language reviews yet, and you guys need to be warned. The only reason this restaurant hasn't gone out of business is the location. It's got a nice view of the Grande Arche. They've done a nice job of making it look welcoming with their ample indoor/outdoor space - but don't be sucked in! If this place were somehow teleported to a small town in the United States, their cuisine might be mistaken for "decent" French food, but by Paris standards, it is a disgrace. I can confirm what one of the French-language reviewers said, that the salad greens were wilted and disgusting. Again - not totally unusual by US standards; I am no stranger to picking soggy dead greens out of the pile of "Shoprite's Pre-Washed Mixed Greens in a Bag" on my salad plate - but in France, where the salad greens do not come out of a bag and are invariably fresh and delicious, this sort of thing is completely unaccceptable. The aforementioned wilted salad accompanied a Croque Fromage. I'm vegetarian and have never had a Croque Monsieur so I thought it would be fun to try the meatless version. Fun it was not. It was vile, just an overwhelming, greasy mess of poor quality bread and overpowering cheese. Sure, go there for a drink and people-watching, but whatever you do, don't eat there! Just walk right past it and head up the stairs to the mall, where you'll find several restaurants where the food hasn't actually expired, or walk up to the Renaissance hotel to enjoy a more expensive, but far better dinner.

Great little burger spot. Wonderful selection of beers, good atmosphere, and delicious food. We…read moreenjoyed le Roosevelt and le Bear. Staff gave great recommendations on beer based on our personal taste. Families welcome. Awesome addition to Colombes! Cheers!

We loved the Local Bear! One of the highlights of our trip to Europe. The food was excellent, tons…read moreof good beer choices, and fun atmosphere. We enjoyed the burgers, roasted vegetables, and amazing cheesecake, among other treats. I have Celiac disease and the Local Bear can make much of their menu gluten free. The kitchen is super accommodating and they make everything from scratch. They have several GF ciders as well as wines. You can buy bottles from their awesome wine shop. We tried some great French cider and wines. The latte was also very good! We look forward to coming back to the Local Bear the next time we are in Paris.

The most quaint little coffee shop nestled off a side street near the Arc de Triumphe. Their…read morecroissant is the best I had while in Paris and they have tons of other breakfast and pastry options. It is on the smaller side, but I had no problem snagging a table each morning.

The food here is exceptional. Went for a late breakfast with two adults and a 16 and 5 year old…read more Place is small and fills up quickly but the host was able to score us a seat rather quickly. I had a macchiato which was super tasty. Food was an order of hash browns which came out as a salted potato pancake. Star of the show was the chicken schwarma on Hokkaido bun. It was amazing so much so that the wife got one as well to complement her carrot cake. Kiddos got a stack of pancakes which were topped with egg and bacon and just enough to split. Go check it out you will not be disappointed. Open from 8 to 5.