POUTINE!!!! I have been missing poutine since I moved to Europe and was pumped we were stopping…read morehere on our food tour. It was delicious, but I must lament that I was sad there was no squeaky cheese. The curds are an integral component. With that said, it was still very yummy. We tried three different kinds and my fav was the beef bourguignon poutine. Would gladly return to try their other offerings.

Being a poutine fan, when I heard that there was a poutine place in Paris, I knew that I had to go…read more Maison de la Poutine is tucked away in one of the small streets near Rue du Montmartre, in the very heart of the city. It's a small place, although with enough seats next door to the cashier to sit down and enjoy your meal. I ordered the original ("poutine Montréal") and was told to wait a few minutes for the cheese curds to melt a bit. Although I was starving, I was glad that I waited-- makes the food all the more appetizing! Taste was solid-- super hearty and generous portions of cheese curds. I did find that the gravy wasn't so hot, which unfortunately didn't melt the cheese curds too much. Cheese curds themselves had that right "squeeky" bite, which demonstrates good cheese curds. The fries were a bit unlike what I'd expected from other poutines I've tried (i.e. darker, not as crispy as others), but altogether a decent poutine in France. Service was efficient and friendly. Portions were well-enough for one person, so it's especially good if you come hungry! Worth checking out while in Paris. :)

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!

Surprisingly excellent…read more Happened to walk by and saw the reviews on the wall. It is as good as advertised and different from the US style. Had the "Connecticut" version which features lemon butter with the mayo and secret herbs. Delicious. It's prepared and served piping hot and the cook slathers butter everywhere. Good portion too. Eat this.

Homer is known for their lobster rolls, but I was actually eyeing the Salmon Pastrami Sandwich! I…read morefound this shop during my stay in Paris and the sandwich really interested me since I love salmon. When I saw that they were only a 15 mins walk away from my hotel, I decided to make the trek over here for dinner. This location is in the Le Marais neighborhood, which is quite a lively area with plenty of intriguing restaurants. Everything on the menu looked pretty delicious, but I decided to stick with my original pick, the salmon pastrami sandwich. The salmon pastrami sandwich (15 euro) was very delicious, each bite was super satisfying. The sandwich includes pastrami style smoked salmon, cream cheese, tomatoes, capers, and olive oil. If you love salmon, you'll certainly love this! Homer has a diner and fast food atmosphere with a concept and branding that is appealing. The prices are a little expensive, but I can confirm that the food was pretty good. If you're looking for a casual food experience while in Paris, give them a try!

A bit smaller but super busy location. Only a few "self ordering totems". Also there are no…read moredisplays for letting customers know their order is ready, so the staff walks a long the restaurant shouting order #x is ready in several languages. Staff seems friendly regardless. Still, cant go wrong with good ol' mcds.

The burgers taste pretty much like they do in America. I'm sad to say I didn't represent us well…read morewhen I took 10 minutes at the kiosk. Well, here is the story the meal groupings are different. I was trying to save a buck and not order everything Al la carte. Anyway I figured it out in the end. lol. The bacon fondue fries and cold which was a twist. I love how they use dishes and less single use papers and plastics. The inside of the restaurant is also pretty cool. Everything seems just a touch more stylish in Paris.

Missing pictures…read more... Quality/Quantity - Just follow the line. Just look for the longest and busiest line and it will be there. Actually, there are two lines, one for take away (on the left) and one for sit down. Both lines are just as long, but the take away moves much faster. Fairly organized. For the take away side, an employee takes orders while you wait in line, to expedite the process. (If you are from CA, think of an In and Out burger drive thru business model). Overall the food is good and reasonably priced. And great advertising seeing everyone walk around with your "sandwiches." Ambiance - Crazy busy. Both inside and outside. But plenty of employees (again both inside and outside). Fairly organized considering the volume. Service - Good. Price - Reasonable.10-15 Euros for a pita sandwich. $11.60 to $17.50 US. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 1978.

While out on a self-guided walking tour I found myself in the old Jewish quarter of Paris…read more Fallafel joints appeared plentiful but only L'As du Fallafel screamed out as the one to dine at. On first pass, there was a line at the take-out window. When I returned to dine in, there was a rather significant line there as well. My party of 2 was apparently the magic number because they had us stand in the front of the line and we were seated inside almost immediately. The food here is served so rapidly that I seriously doubt anyone needs to wait long as there's a constant turning of tables. Schwarma and Fallafel and whatever else we consumed here was so fresh, delicious, and satisfying that I tried coming back here again the night before leaving Paris. Unfortunately for me, they close early on Shabbat, so I had to be satisfied with my single visit. Outstanding experience, delicious food as over 2,000 reviews already attested to.

My three tacos were fabulous! The shells were perfectly crispy and the ingredients sumptuous.read more

had the classic, nothing outstanding it is just fast food. wasn't terribly impressed.read more

This Five Guys is location on the Champs Élysée and is easily accessible. It has both outdoor…read moreseating near the boulevard, as well as tables just outside the entrance under tents. We stopped here after getting back to Paris late one evening. The setup is identical to any found in the states, down to the peanuts. This is clearly not the experience we've had at that other US based chain from Oakbrook IL, which always feels tiny and cramped. We ordered a Burger (€9.95) and a Bacon Burger (€12.95) both with cheese. And no, it wasn't called a "Royale with Cheese" LOL. Our Tab came to €23.77 plus 10% VAT or €26.15. Both tasted very fresh and served Medium, with the meat being a little pink inside. Nice! The Coke machine inside, was also identical to the ones you've seen that serve multi-drinks. But here, everything tasted like Dr Pepper. Ugh. Otherwise, everything was good.

Very good. I can't believe I am writing this review much less ate at a fast food chain from the US…read morewhile in Paris, and am going to have to admit eating here twice during this week long trip! I remember fondly my first visit over 20 years ago to the very first non-franchised 5 Guys. So I will admit I have a special place in my heart for this very successful fast food chain. After spending the day at Roland Garros, sitting in the sun, this was a perfect option for dining. Nothing fancy needed. We arrived and the place was packed. They have inside dining upstairs, outside dining in an attached area and a third area next to the street which is also covered. The line moved quickly as they had I think four ordering areas open. On each occasion we ordered a Little Burger, a Petite Fries, a coke, and a beer. Food cost $23 Euro. We opened out burger, cut it in half and poured our fries out to share. I have to say this burger and these fries were perfectly cooked. They came exactly as ordered. My only wish has remained over the years is that I wish they warmed their buns! Highly recommend. No reservations taken. Line moves quickly. Attitude of all workers is unbelievably positive. Will recommend.

Small place, a few seats at tall tables with stools. There's a loo - not sure if it is clean, but…read moreit seems to be on the main level, and not down an endless rickety flight of stairs, so that is good. We each got a small order of frites (3.50 Euro each). A small order (a "cornet") comes with one sauce, so I got mayo and my husband got ketchup. Yes, they call it ketchup here, not sauce tomate. The frites are PLENTIFUL. I am a big person with a hearty appetite, and I could not finish mine. So how are they, you ask? They are fresh (you can watch your order being dunked in the oil for the second time) and hot and tasty - crisp outside, tender inside, just like they doctor ordered. Are they life-changing? No. Did I have a frites epiphany? I did not. But are they crunchy and yummy and filling and do they hit the spot? Yes, yes, yes, and yes.

Spotted this place as we were walking on the street. Thought it would be interesting. We ordered…read moreregular fries and it was totally whatever. I tasted the oil the potatoes were fried in, which I did not like. Also it wasn't salted as much as I would like, but that could be my personal preference. I wanted to like this place but sadly I was disappointed. I would rather get McDonald's fries.

After wandering around Paris in chilly, rainy, and totally nasty weather, Pret a Manger felt like…read moreexactly the kind of refuge we needed. The first thing I noticed was how much seating there was, and it was such a relief when your feet are tired and you just want to sit down somewhere warm for a bit. It ended up being the perfect place to escape the damp evening and give my soaking wet boots time to dry off (a little). We settled in with a hot cup of tea and a small snack, which was easy in a country where we don't speak the language. Pret is a grab-and-go type of place where you make your selection from a large refrigerated case then carry it up to the register to pay. They have a great selection of freshly made food (sandwiches, salads, side dishes, desserts, and more), and their organic coffee is a big plus if you're in need of a proper pick-me-up. I was especially hungry (and a little cranky, to be honest) after walking around all day in the bad weather, so I grabbed a small snack that turned out to be surprisingly high quality. It was kind of like a shrimp cocktail, but fresher and lighter, with bright flavors. Maybe it's because it's in Paris, but the ingredients felt a bit fancier than I expected. There was even fresh dill and lime in it, which made it feel extra refreshing and thoughtfully prepared. Overall, Prêt à Manger is a reliable place to stop when you're out exploring Paris. Whether you need to warm up, rest your feet, or just grab something quick but tasty, this place does the job really well.

I know that it's a chain and that might be looked down on in Paris. But their food is so delicious,…read moreit's also super cheap and quick to grab and go. Their service is always nice too! Highly recommend for a quick fuel up, they also have very healthy options which is great.

The McDonalds in Paris are very popular and tasty. There are some menu items that are different…read morefrom the ones in the US ( examples are the dessert items and they also serve beer) This location is conveniently located right near the Cadet metro station and is open until 1am. We stopped by here several times for a quick snack. The kiosks make it easy to order in English if you're not comfortable with French. There's plenty of seating options as it's a 2 level location and they also play great music !

What a disappointment. Ever since Pulp Fiction I wanted to try a Royale with cheese, but man…read moreMcDonald's in France isn't all its cracked out to be. First, the good. They serve beer, and it doesn't cost extra! My kind of place. Fries are pretty decent. The bad? Everything else. Their automated ordering machines weren't working and it lead a huge line at the counter where only two people were working. They also were taking their time. It was a huge mess. Also a homeless lady came in and started eating the food people didn't finish. The food? Meh. Royale was OK, but better tasting in America. Overall, I left with a frown as I've been waiting to try this for years.