Food is bad horrible tasting food even worse CUSTOMER SERVICE they ran out of chips after ordering…read moreguacamole don't ever buy chipotle from Paris France. They are not the same. They are expensive and the food is garbage. Also, the people there are not nice. This lady. She literally refused to take orders from many guests in line!

Good service and quality and the workers are willing to increase the portion of an ingredient when…read morerequested. However stay away from fajita vegetables as they are not steamed but fried (unlike the US from my experience atleast).

Ignore that review saying "better than the States." This is probably the worst McDonald's I've ever…read morehad, and I've had it in like, double digit countries. This is worse than US McDonald's that you find in airports. Royal cheese was VERY bad, chicken nuggets are insanely overpriced and pretty bad, fries are just ok. Skip it

Compared To The Ones We Have In The States, The Mc.D Is Good And Made Fresh. Portions are very…read moresmall though but that's how they eat here.

A solid choice if you're hammering for an American style burger while in the area. It's more…read morereminiscent of a homemade burger you'd pan fry, not like In-n-Out or Red Robin. The fries were okay as well. They have two locations, and this one did not have milk shakes.

Decent place. My family all ordered their original burger. I had the yankee which only has bacon…read moreadded. The seasoned fries were delicious. But none of us were fans of the mature cheddar. It ruined the burger for me. If you don't like super strong bitter cheese, ask for the burger sans cheese.

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.

Picked up a small bacon and tomato pizza here on a whim. We had a meeting that ran late and I…read moredidn't feel like making dinner. I'm not sure how long this place has been open but it looked pristine. Unusual for Paris pizza joints. The chef quickly took my order and the pizza was ready in less than 10 minutes even though there were others waiting as well. Delicious. My companion said it was the best pizza he's had in Paris. That's saying something. We will definitely be returning.

The food was amazing. I really liked the staff and the pizza and shawarma were great!read more

The place looks nice and the food presentation is good, especially the pastries and display. Tried…read morea few items, everything was decent but nothing really stood out. Service was okay, not bad but not very attentive either. Overall it's a fine spot if you're nearby, but I wouldn't go out of my way to come back.

I've had Dom's for the past five meals, 3 days straight. That says something in itself. As a…read morestudent on a budget, Dom's offers long, succulent mediterranean pita wraps for 5/6 Euros, at least a third cheaper than any other cafe (except McDonald's). You could get a supplement (usually a muffin or brownie) plus a drink for 9 Euros. Not only that, but its GOOOD. Warm, toasted cheese, meat or lettuce on a crispy, smoking pita. Honestly, if my eyes almost water with glory. My friend always laughs at my expression, I guess my yearning, glowing eyes speak for themselves. I'm making my way down the menu item by item right now, but I gotta say, I'm really feeling the Show'rama wrap. Beef, sesame sauce, pickles, a bit of mozzarella cheese, toasted and mixed to perfection. Finger lickin good.

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!

This place is called Sandwicherie on Google maps as well as on the sign out front, it's right next…read moreto a restaurant with terrible reviews called Le Dome. Tiny little spot but well worth the stop. We ordered 2 sodas, a ham and cheese crepe, and a croque monsieur. Total came out to ~33 USD / ~31 euros. Both the crepe and the croque were good, portions were pretty big, and staff were very friendly and fast. It's really close to the Eiffel tower so I'd highly suggest giving them your business if you need a quick bite.

Looking for somewhere to pick up food for a picnic by the Eiffel Tower? Look no further! We…read morestumbled upon this cute little shop and it turned out to exceed our expectations. First, as we stood by the deli counter deciding what we wanted to order, we never felt rushed or like the workers were annoyed with us "tourist Americans". They were welcoming and so nice! They have a simple selection of takeout sandwiches (ham and cheese, French hotdog, chicken and cheese, etc.) that they make and give to you wrapped in foil to keep them warm. They also sell bottles of wine for $10--and since we didn't have a bottle opener, the chef kindly opened it for us to take on our way! God bless France and their lack of open container laws. Also, we later went to a sit down restaurant that evening and ordered a bottle of rosé. To our shock, it was the SAME exact bottle of wine we bought here for $10, only $5 more expensive! This place clearly has great prices and isn't a tourist trap scam. Nothing beats drinking wine and having a picnic near the Eiffel Tower! So glad we found this place.

You cannot miss the smell of a buttery waffle-like crepe when walking pass this kiosk!! They make…read morethe crepes in front you. There are other kiosks a few meters away selling the same thing, but this one brought me in with its enticing smell!! It's cheap also, only a few euros!! They have both sweet and savory crepes! It was big, I had to force myself to finish it!

We were so cold and needed hot drink ASAP…read more Located in front of Palais de Chaillot, across the Eiffel Tower, Le Kiosque des Fontaines sells assorted caffeinated drinks, hot dogs, sandwiches, beignets, donuts and made to order crepes. Cappuccino (3,50 €): Nespresso grand cru topped with hot frothed milk. I was disappointed because I could barely taste the coffee. It tasted more like hot milk :( It was kinda odd to see the hot cappuccino served with a straw, in a plastic cup. The worker greeted us right away and was super friendly. 3 stars!! Le Kiosque des Fontaines is almost yummylicious!!