This McDonald's is unlike any I've visited before. Yes, it has the usual counter with all the…read moreclassic McDonald's items, but the real surprise is the mini bakery tucked inside. They offer cheesecake, macarons, cupcakes, muffins, donuts, cookies, and a full lineup of espresso drinks, cappuccinos, and specialty coffees. It feels almost like a café and a fast‑food spot merged into one. The menu also goes beyond the standard McDonald's lineup. You'll find items like micro‑veggie mixes, Big Tasty Steak, Double Fish, Extreme Steak, and other regional specialties you won't see in most countries. One thing to know: you need to make a purchase to use the bathroom, and they give you a token to access it. It's a bit unusual, but pretty common for busy tourist areas in Paris.

It's McDonalds, what can you say…read more The beef is the men can pee for free, but the women have to cough up a Euro. REALLY??? Do better!!

A truly fantastic body double of the most successful fast food restaurant to ever grace God's…read moregreen. Conversely, Quick is the national 'Quality Burger Restaurant' of France. It is fitting this work of art along with the Arc de Triomphe anchors one end of the Champs-Élysées and the Louvre anchors the other. Quick is everything an American in Paris would want in fast food. Clean, greasy and a visualgasm. Outstanding. I'm sorry they have to deal with goofball Americans who, as usual, bitch about cost but somehow think that because it's Paris a combo meal will magically transform in to chateaubriand for fried fatty prices. So awesome they're open until 2:00 a.m. Kudos Quick! Settle in to this French treasure and when you're done celebrate with a Quick Softy!

FUN neat place in Paris. Super clean .There are screens to order at and pay with card! THE FOOD IS…read moreGOOD!

Ham sandwich for under five euros - tasty and on a fresh baguette - a whole in wall joint with no…read morefrills but a solid fast option near Arc de Triomphe

Hesitating between a 3 and a 4 star review. On principle how can a burger king be a 4 star, right?…read moreWell, the being chic in France does give it a push upwards. For one thing, there's a security officer on staff. Not sure if this is because there are so many crimes here or just to keep the peace, but it seems like a nice touch. For another, it's spotless. You can order at the counter or at these digital screens near the front door. If you don't speak french it's still pretty self-explanatory. You can pay by swiping your credit card - no cash, only credit at the digital screens. The only thing about these is that you can't make changes like 'no tomatoes' - or at least not that I could see. I also distinctly remember it saying that 1 ketchup and 1 mayonnaise is included in each order but apparently that's not the case according to the guy behind the counter. Pick up counter is on the right, order counter is on the left. If you eat in, throw our garbage away in the trash and leave the tray. I had the king burger - I don't know what Europeans have about BBQ sauce but they seem to put it in everything. This was not good. The mayo was also decidedly not good. Fries were signature BBQ style.

It was closed and didn't look it was in operation as of 25 March 2025. I was craving falafels but…read morewas disappointed it shuttered down. Just posting this to prevent further disappointment for anyone else like me who walks and finds it no longer serves.

Micka was a great host. This was a great find in the afternoon when most restaurants were closed,…read morebut we'd go back anytime.

I literally stumbled upon this small store when I took a walk around my hotel area looking for a…read morequick bite when I first arrived in Paris so that I could quickly eat something and start my Paris shopping fun! It was a small shop with dishes that were already made, minus the spring rolls that is fried fresh when ordering and clearly the popular item here. The staff was super friendly in terms of helping with the menu since there wasn't one in English or Chinese. Love love loved seeing all of the locals come and have a relationship with the owner here. We ordered a beef and shrimp dish paired with 4 spring rolls that really hit the spot for us being that we missed Asian food so much. It helps that staff is super friendly and changing their menu with daily specials to offer something new. The storefront is closed on the weekends and fairly early, being a lunch spot for locals and workers. You'll see a diverse crowd here, but it seems to be a favorite for many. It is a true trust system when you check out and pay as they ask you what you have ordered, including drinks.

Paul is a chain of high quality bakery/pastery shops. Usually the word chain and quality do not go…read moretogether. But it does here. They make great breads, croissants, pains au chocolat, tarte aux pommes and so much more. You can get coffee here to go or to drink there. There are a couple of tables so you can have breakfast here and watch traffic on the avenue des ternes.

Love the food here! The pavot poulet is my go-to when I'm in Paris! Service is good and prices are…read morereasonable. Highly recommend this restaurant--especially if taking food to-go.

We stopped at this little cafe for a croissant and espresso for breakfast on the way to the Arc de…read moreTriomphe. Both the service and food were good, and it made for an efficient stop on a busy morning.

We ordered 3 items here for a quick lunch while out touring the area. The lady at the counter was…read morevery nice and spoke English as well. Out of the 2 sandwiches we ordered one was great and the other was terrible. First of all they are all premade sandwiches sitting in a case. Lettuce, tomato, mayonnaise eggs etc is already on the sandwich. They then toasted the sandwich which made everything wilted and gross. Both sandwiches only half had any ingredients inside. At least one sandwich tasted great. It was a potato and cheese with some crispy onions. So good. Thankfully we also ordered a salad because my sandwich was pretty gross. The Caesar chicken salad was actually delicious. The dressing tasted nothing like Caesar but it was really good.

This is basically a chain of quick bites in Paris. Perfect for when you want either a grab or go or…read moresomething you want to eat in a pinch. The interior can get quite jammed up during lunch hour, but that's where you order. There are plenty of sandwiches. Few vegetarian options as well. Also a lot of bakery items. Enough to fill you up at an affordable price. When we stopped by, we ordered two different vegetarian sandwiches on baguettes and it was pretty good. They can also heat them up. They're pretty big and honestly shareable between two people. As for seating, there's some seats inside, some in front of the place, and some more in a tent across the sidewalk. We were lucky to find a spot in front of the place, but do keep in mind that it can get packed.

Had the fish burger and it was encrusted perfectly with a crunchy goodness! It was real fish too…read more Charcoal sesame bun. Avocado and tomato and lettuce. So flavourful. I enjoyed every bite! Presentation is so pretty! They also have a sandwich drink and pastry special but the fish sandwich wasn't part of that deal. The address is 91 Avenue des Ternes, 75017 Paris, France.

Popped into here on our last day in Paris. I bought a bunch of different pastries and they were all…read moredelicious. The chocolate croissants are to die for!!!