From the owner: Restaurant Franco/Américain.Burger,Fish and chips,Chili con…read morecarné,nuggets,Ribs,Brochettes,Salades,etc...Ouvert du Lundi au Samedi,services Midi 12h/14h30 ,Soir 19h/22h,vente sur place ou à emporter.Fermé le Dimanche et le Lundi soir.

Read the book a couple years ago and when I knew I'd be in Paris, this was the first place to eat…read morethat went on the list. Dragged my traveling companions with me and they were not disappointed when they started eating the food! So good! The staff were delightful but didn't pester. Tiny inside but comfortable. This was an unexpected pleasure for me and my traveling buddies!

Most people love me breakfast in Paris however, I was craving some American breakfast and this…read moretotally hit the spot

My daughter and grand daughter went to enjoy the bbq ribs at Rosie's bbq at Mullet Bay. My daughter…read morestarted to throw up violently from 10:30 pm till she arrived at the ER of the hospital on the French side. She was given two types of IVs and after 2.5 hours she came back to the Villa with us My grand daughter threw up on the night of Feb 17th as well and her Dad took her to Urgent care where they gave her some Zafron.anti inflammatory . It was so bad so on the next day so he took her to the Dutch ER hospital. . She was so weak that she couldn't walk. They ran some bloodwork as well. The food looks most delicious . But how did the girls got so sick?

Surprised to say this was amazing bbq in Paris. On a fluke we visited here as we were craving…read moresomething different. I had brisket, the wife had the fried chicken, and the kids had burgers, all with some really good Mac and cheese or sweet potato fries. I food taxed everything so I can attest that all the food was really good. The gentleman who served us was super cool and we enjoyed chatting with him. The location on Huchette is perfect for eating, buying souvenirs, and having fun.

2.75 stars. Holy hecka hot. If you advertise you have AC,…read morethen you damn sure better have it on when it's about 5000% humidity outside. Yes, I know - that's my totally American "I want what I want when I want it" side talking, not my European "well, we should save the electricity and just think cool" side. Fine, I'm over it. What is cool about this bar is that you can play backgammon and a few other board games. The crowd is young 20's, but not overly raucous or annoying. Kwak beer is all the rage in this neighborhood, so try a glass (I don't recommend drinking more than 1 or 2 if you want to be able to walk home, though). Overall, a fairly bland place. It's fine.

Stopped in here with my husband after finding Hemingway's old apartment. As we walked past…read moreTeddy's, my husband said, "Want to stop for a drink?" And I said, "if we're stopping anywhere, that was the perfect place to stop"...so we turned around and stayed for two drinks. We sat at the bar and talked to the bartender who had really great English for a solid hour. He was so interesting and friendly that we stayed longer than we had imagined which is definitely a good thing. As a woman left the bar, she mentioned that this was her favorite bar in all of Paris and that we had picked a good one. I couldn't agree more. Only 4 stars because of the price. Pretty pricey for whiskey.

Why 5 stars? Because they did a solid job with an American staple here…read more --- --- --- Yes, we are the worst people ever to go to a burger place while in Paris, but I do want to defend myself: 1) It was a Sunday evening and it seemed like every place we picked out, turned out to be closed. 2) It was the night of the French election, which made even more places closed. 3) We were a little nervous about riots if the other candidate won, so we wanted to be near our hotel. Fortunately, the person beloved by most Parisians is who won. 4) We had been in Europe for 11 days, so we definitely had no shortage of experiencing new cuisines. 5) The ratings here were great! 6) And it turned out, the food WAS great! The bun was perfect - slightly toasted, which is something that should be required for ALL burgers. Maybe the new president of France can enact that law? As as should be expected in Paris, the beef was quite delicate and high-quality. I ordered the Dude Burger with carmelized onions and BBQ, while hte wife ordered the Frenchy. Hers her jam and figs and was definitely unlike any other burger that I've ever had. We enjoyed both very much! We ordered a glass of rosè, because that seemed like the thing to do in Paris. It wasn't great, but we were glad we tried it. The bathrooms were downstairs and the ceiling was only a couple of inches above my head. I'm not sure if that sentence will sway anyone into making a decision to come here, but I felt that it had to be mentioned :) Great job at burgering, Little Cantine!

Despite the very cold interior (it was snowing outside), my lunch was served fresh and delicious…read more Quick to get seated, and friendly service. Had the veggie (falafel) version of the "Frenchy" burger, guacamole & chips, side salad, and fresh orange juice.

We had a great time watching American Football in the Latin Quarter in Paris ... lots of TV's ,…read moresuper friendly staff , great patrons ... and truly amazing wings- as good as any stateside. Fantastic experience You can't go wrong . They also make great cocktails and have a wide selection of beers and wine .

Got the LA Club sandwich and it was delicious. Wings were good too. Staff was friendly. Very chill…read moreVibes, enjoyed the place.

The Brooklyn was great. As visitors from California, my partner and I decided to stop in for a…read morequick drink and charcuterie, and we ended up chatting with the owner, who is from the Bay Area. It was so great chatting with him and people watching. Small groups came and went and it was overall just a great vibe.

My 1st night in Paris, I had set up little UYE to meet up with some Paris Yelpers, the place I…read morepicked however was closed on Monday but while waiting around to figure out the next move one of the yelpers I was to meet up with showed up and saved the night! Woot woot for Karim! Karim lead us down an alley way to a local bar and texted the other yelpers that we are there and that's how I wounded up at the Brklyn Bar, we grabbed a table and waited for the others to join and then we got to meet the lovely Roxanne, Lucas & Florian! It was a great time Karim told us Brklyn was an American bar within Paris, everyone was very friendly, and apparently it was learn an international language that night, the language of choice was German, so it was fun listening to everyone's conversations. After a quick look at the menu I went with a glass of Prosecco and for 5 € I thought that was a bargain, had myself a glass or 2 for sure. Loved the feel of the place, rustic and modern, wood and metal yet every comfortable vibe, also enjoyed checking out the art work on the walls. If you ever wonder about Paris, you should stop by Brklyn do some people watching & get a drink or two.

The ambience of the Ralph Lauren Café and restaurant at their flagship store in Paris is wonderful…read more The patio is beautifully decorated and really lovely to sit in. They make an iconic burger with french fries that pairs really well with a red wine. This place is a little Haven away from the hustle and bustle of other restaurants in Paris.

Ralph's is such a fabulous experience, whether you're dining at the Paris location or somewhere…read moreelse. The burger is a must order. With everything so meticulously detailed and curated, you can expect a delicious meal, great service, and the perfect vibes. Make sure to make a reservation and try to sit outside if possible. This will make for the most seamless and perfect meal!

French Onion Soup (Soupe à l'Oignon Gratinée)…read more If Paris had a litmus test for honesty in cooking, it would be the French onion soup -- and Le Relais Madeleine passes with a wink. The broth arrives with the kind of quiet confidence only a brasserie with nothing to prove can muster. The onions are properly taken past golden and deep into that mahogany stage where the natural sugars have surrendered into pure velvet sweetness. No shortcuts here -- I can taste the hour-long relationship between the pan and the onions. The cheese cap? A disciplined gruyère melt, not the sloppy avalanche many brasseries try to hide behind. It stretches, it bubbles, it browns -- the holy trinity. The crouton within is soaked just enough to bring comfort, but not so long that it disintegrates into surrender. They held their line. This is not the overly salty tourist-trap version. This is balanced, aromatic, and unapologetically French -- the kind of bowl that reminds you that simplicity, when respected, becomes luxury.

Delicious quiche dish was a group favorite! Servicer was exceptional with excellent…read morerecommendations! Cocktails were on point.

Fantastic burger spot in Paris. Small, locally owned, delicious food and great service! DEF CHECK…read moreIT OUT if you have a craving for burgers!