Not much ambiance but the seating area was very clean and appealing. But it's the mall - I didn't…read moreexpect much. HOWEVER this salad was SO GOOD. The chicken tasted fresh and well seasoned and all the ingredients were fresh as well. 10/10 would definitely recommend. The vanilla shake was very good - I actually left and came back just for the shake. Service was quick, no complaints.

First off, they do have an English menu that they keep behind the counter, so ask, because their…read moremenu, I found, is kind of complicated, and their staff speaks limited English. It's broken down into 3 price tiers depending on the level of dessert you want. I went with the ultimate, which is their most expensive, and got their Secret Agent chicken hamburger with the fruits rouge cheesecake, and then just the Greenwich bagel sandwich on its own. I didn't really want to order a hamburger, but walking around the food court, most places were too expensive (Indian place next door was only a la carte for dinner) or had rude staff/no English menu (Thai place), so we settled on Factory & Co., which turned out to be a pleasant surprise. The Secret Agent burger was flavorful and the chicken was juicy, but the crinkle-cut fries, however, were dry, cold and needed heavy saucing (ketchup, not mayo). Their fries reminded me of Shake Shack. And for the bagel sandwich, their bagel "bread" was crunchy on the outside but soft on the inside. I'd say it was on par with NY bagels--definitely better than most bagels in L.A. Didn't realize this until after we ordered, but we could've ordered their sesame bagel intead of the original, but alas, the language barrier. The Greenwich was a delightful veggie sandwich with hummus as the spread and eggplant as the main filler, and tons of pine nuts. Now, for their cheesecake. I'll say this: I grew up with Cheesecake Factory basically in my backyard, but I really don't like cheesecake all that much (or should I say American cheesecake now). Perhaps it was the jet lag taking hold of my senses or the enticing fresh red currants (that we rarely ever see in L.A.) on top that called out to me, but I splurged to get the fruits rouge cheesecake. which is basically fresh fruit (raspberries, blueberries, blackberries and red currants) on top of regular cheesecake. Admittedly, it was a little pricey, about €17 total for the meal with just water and another €5 for the standalone bagel sandwich. Ended up taking the cheesecake back to the hotel. So good! Not sweet and had a nice creamy but dense texture to it. The crust was also nice and crumbly. The fresh fruit was also sweet enough. In the end, the cheesecake is definitely worth a try, and I'd recommend their bagel sandwiches.

The ambiance is great and the food was just as we expected from a traditional brasserie. It was a…read moreshort walk from our hotel, through a little park. Everything, drinks, starters, mains, and dessert were great. Some reviews mention that the service is slow. It's not slow. It's totally normal for a French brassiere. It's not a fast food place or a diner.

Fish and Chips...fantastic. American Hamburger...well cooked and high end meat. The menu explains…read morethe meal in English. Service was good. A real French bistro atmosphere, so close to the hotels. Service was good. I would go here again in a heart beat before a flight. Our last dinner in France and it was spot on.

Considering this was one of only a few options close to my Airbnb stay before my flight out, the…read morefood was good enough. Walking through the doors the atmosphere felt like a typical American restaurant, think TGIF/Red Robin....I almost forgot I was still in France. From burgers to a steak meal you can get your fix if you are missing your typical American meal. I got a burger and it was okay, it came with fries and a drink. Staff was very friendly and more attentive than a typical restaurant in France. All said and done, this is not the restaurant for you if you are looking for authentic or even a small taste of French food.

Very clean and well lit. Food and drink were good. There was plenty of seating when we weee…read morethere. Great spot to relax before your flight!

Very nice Admirals club in a convenient location. Upscale from the clubs in the USA as the food is…read moremuch better and more of it. Comfortable seats and nice view of the runway. Great place to wait for your flight.

€90... about $120 USD, bc our currency is in poop shambles!…read more We needed somewhere to rest before our flight home and this terminal is blah.... You pretty much have no options. So might as well splurge and hope it's decent. The staff here are friendly and welcoming (you paid), unlike the Air France lounge at JFK (hostile and unbothered). Plenty of seatings, food options are decent... hot food and cold items, has like a wine bar and snacks. The bathrooms are clean. Coffee/cappuccino machine was ok. Got myself chips, cold cuts and made a sando... Honestly, overall... if you have a few hours to kill, this is worth it to just have a comfy place to rest.

Was it €90 for the day pass? Yes. Was it worth it? Also yes. To our surprise, though we were early…read moreto the airport and planned to find somewhere to dine and relax before the long flight home. The options in Terminal 2 were disappointing at best. It the last few hours of the last day of an incredible 20 day adventure. Life is short and unpredictable. We will savor the moment before heading to economy for the next 10 hours. Also, the chicken in mushroom sauce was perfect. Absolutely perfect. The ravioli pasta with winter squash complimented the chicken well. There were a variety of sweets that I was not interested in but looked lovely. Having real Champagne is always the best bonus.

We were offered this hotel compliments of the airport since we missed our connecting flight…read more We took the shuttle from the airport. The front desk was very friendly and helpful. Hotel lobby was very nice, and clean. The restaurant was nicely decorated, but service was awful. Food was not bad. The room was clean and spacious and has a little coffee pot and fridge available. The bed was comfortable.

-- Having been there over the years, I would note that the breakfasts seem to have been…read moredeteriorating towards the level of crap American hotels. Sad. -- Note that they have a parking lot which is great if you're showing up in a rental car. -- If you end up at CDG somewhat regularly and stay there I would suggest joining the chain's loyalty program. You get some perks (like the "express" lane at the desk). I still really like staying there.

We waited nearly 2 hours for their " shuttle " from the airport. We called the hotel three times…read moreduring that period. I was put on hold while they spoke to their colleague. All smiles at check in when we arrived after taking a taxi. What piss poor service. The food in the restaurant was good, staff friendly and appreciative, but the two hour wait at the airport curb... not very professional, not customer service.

Ugh, I'm cringing from just recalling my experience in this hotel…read more I had issues with the shower drain, upon arrival - brought this up to the front desk. Oh, but of course, we will fix it immediately. Since I've had the misfortune of staying there for a week, turns out immediately means never. I had a flood every morning, I complained every morning, and nothing was ever fixed. On top of that, we've encountered multiple issues at the onsite restaurant (where the food is simply abhorrent), and ultimately it's an experience best forgotten. If you like the idea of staying at a giant bar - give it a shot. If that doesn't tickle your fancy - there are plenty of other hotels on the same street.

Worst McDonald's I have ever been to! I arrived 3 hours before my flight and figured I'd eat…read morebreakfast here before going through passport control and security. This ended up being the worse decision ever!!! I ordered at the kiosk, paid and never received my food. I tried asking the staff for help, but no one speaks English. Finally after an hour I left and just barely cleared security to board my flight. Avoid this McDonalds at all cost!!!!!!

This is for the mcdonalds in terminal 2A and I figured it's close enough…read more... The ordering system is a big mess. I ordered thru the machine, maybe because all items are from McCafe, so I needed to take the receipt to the counter for the worker to hand pick my order. What's the use of a machine if the counter doesn't know what I ordered? I can see the worker is trying her best to fulfill the order, that's the one star. The other thing is that this branch is priced higher than the city locations. Thumbs down for that! Taste is the same as other McDonald's. It's better than North American ones but still....

Airport food. We…read moregot up before the neighborhood boulangeries we're open, and had plenty of time at the airport for breakfast. Located upstairs in the American Air terminal. A very large, and at sunrise, a very bright space. Service was quick. The breakfast menu had a decent selection, from croissants to American bacon and eggs. The cheese omelette was large and fluffy. And in Paris, breakfast is served with a salad. Also in France, when you're done, you will have to ask for l'addition. Service never rushes you through a meal.

It's a sit down restaurant in Charles de Gaulle airport…read more It's overpriced but right on point for an airport. Service is nice. They don't rush you out. The seating area is nice with views of the tarmac. I got scrambled eggs with streamy strip bacon (I believe that's a direct quote from the menu) - enjoyable. If you have the time to kill at the airport and the budget it's a good place to kill time before the a long flight back to the states.

Wow. Have never seen such a dump. Absolutely miserable on all counts. Hot as hell. No service. No…read morespace. NO SERVICE AT ALL.

If it were possible to rate something with 0 stars, this lounge would still be rated too highly…read more First, there were multiple bathrooms that were out of service. The food selection had some good items (pastries, fruit, etc.) but when weighed against the runny eggs, 1 functional coffee machine (a very slow one), 1 broken coffee machine, and a single water faucet, the overall impression was that McDonald's would be an improvement. The "bar" had seating for 10 or so people. Bar is in quotes because it was entirely self service and was more of a raised table than a bar. Seating was decent with comfortable chairs. The state of this lounge was embarrassing. I can only hope that this was an off day for the lounge.