Ok, for full disclosure, this was somewhat of a location decision as it was within a stone's throw…read morefrom my hotel. However, it's worthy of more than just a convenience stop, it's nice! Furthermore, while I'm getting the disclaimers out of the way, I'm generally not the sort to seek out an American themed restaurant while in France. There's just something so cliche about that, ya know? Nevertheless, after several days of nothing but traditional French cuisine, I was ready for a burger. So let's talk about that, shall we? Big, juicy, GREAT fries! That question still lingers though, by the way. Are fries in France French Fries? Hmm? Anyway, a glitch, which I'll take full responsibility for, was when asked "How would you like that cooked?" I responded with, pink in the middle. Well, their version of pink and traditional American pink in the middle are vastly different. Wow, it was pink! I'd venture to say it was werewolf approved pink in the middle. Nevertheless, still good, and great fries! I paired it with a couple of IPA's that were from California. Side note: Let's just say the French make awesome wine, but their beer making abilities, well they have that wine thing figured out. Let's just leave it at that, shall we? Mind you, I've been spending the last six months in Germany, and there's really no comparison. The Germans make great cars and beer, fact! The ambiance? Yep! Exactly what you'd expect for a placed called "Old School Cafe." The walls were adorned with Music/Rock memorabilia and nonstop American rock playing. It truly is the epitome of an American Diner. So, why no English menu? Well, I'll assume the whole appeal of the decor and vibe is aimed at the locals. However, they should consider an English menu. Thank goodness one of the employees was pretty fluent and translated the menu for me. Overall, I liked it! Once again, I'm not a fan of visiting American themed restaurants in France, or any other country for that matter, as I think you need to soak in the local flavor and culture, but this place will still satiate any hungry patron I'm certain. Give them a try, you'll be glad you did.

An inviting and friendly atmosphere. Food comes out quick. They offer 4 different styles burgers…read morediffering mainly by cheese option and a selection of bagel sandwiches. Went with the Marion burger which had Swiss cheese and bbq sauce with fries and tartare sauce on the side. I asked for medium rare, it was a little more rare for my liking but still good nevertheless. The bbq sauce was a change from what my American palette is used to on a typical burger. The fries were ok. Would I come back- yes to try the other burgers and see how they all differ. This place has peaked my interest.

I liked Bodus. Quality food for sure. I got the Harlem burger. Really tasty. And the fries were…read morereally impressive. And music thru had playing was great. The guy spoke English which helped out. I would eat here again!

As an American I know a thing or to about burgers and these were really fantastic. The fries are…read morealso really good.

For a quick burger joint, this spot is impressive. The burgers and fries are simple but very fresh…read moreand delicious. The package with the burger, fries, and drink is totally worth it!

From the owner: Un diner américain des années 50 Néons, banquettes bleues et rouges pailletées, juke-box, sol à…read moredamier, portes et escaliers inox, pinup, cuisine américaine sur fond de rock 'n' roll... Memphis Coffee se démarque sur le marché de la restauration en se positionnant comme un lieu atypique et convivial pour prendre des repas de qualité, en famille ou entre amis. Hamburgers, sandwiches, tex-mex, salades, tartares, hot-dogs, grill, omelettes, milk-shake, glaces et pâtisseries américaines... Au total, une soixantaine de plats et six menus (dont un menu ciné et des menus ludiques pour les enfants) sont présentés à la carte. De quoi satisfaire tous les goûts et toutes les envies, que l'on souhaite prendre un repas léger ou s'offrir le nec plus ultra des burgers : le Crazy Memphis, composé de 6 steaks hachés.

Guys. I thought i knew what burgers should taste like. Then i had these. I thought i knew the best…read moreway to enjoy ribs. Then i had fried polenta cubes here. Whatever you think American standards should be, put them aside and be blown away by what they do here.

A very nice little restaurant! We thoroughly enjoyed our visit as well as sitting on the patio…read moreenjoying a beautiful summer afternoon. Here is the rating for the food: - Caesar salad - 4.5 stars. Excellent! The best chicken caesar salad I ever had in Europe. The reason why I am not giving it 5 stars is that the chicken was breaded (I like it better grilled) and the breading was a little burnt thus making the chicken a tad dry. The salad and the dressing however, were exquisite. - Cheese platter - great, a very nice and generous cheese selection. - Burgers - on the smaller side, but good. The service was also very good and friendly. Can't wait to go back!

The food was so good at Ginette's! The toasts are amazing and our server was so kind. It was very…read morebusy and all of the seats were filled even though they weren't at other restaurants nearby.

We chanced into this lovely bistro looking for hot soup on a chilly day. On nicer days they set…read moreout tables in the square but it was overcast and a bit rainy. The soupe du marche change weekly. Ours was a hearty carrot lentil with a hint of ginger. The portion was ample and the soup served piping hot from a cauldron. On a lark we ordered a trio of "half" sandwiches. They were huge!! We were served a smoked salmon goat cheese sandwich, a duck confit with cornichon and a chicken salad sandwich on a bed of fresh greens with balsamic sauce and several slices of Parma ham. The duck confit was thinly applied, rich and bacony. I loved the flavor and the portion was perfect. The chicken salad had cubes of chicken breast in a light mayo sauce with veggies cut in. Very tasty. The salmon was generous in portion with a lovely appearance. Of course the star of the show was the sturdy brown bread that carried the ingredients. I tried other breads around town and have yet to be disappointed with any. The service was excellent and our waiter friendly and helpful in English. I truly enjoyed this rustic gem and plan to return again while in Avignon.

My boyfriend and I craved a burger and chips of New Years day. Being vegetarian, this meant we had…read moreto find a place which was open which served veggie burgers. Difficult task in France... After a few disappointing inquiries, we found out that Emily's diner was open AND it offered veggie burgers. The 2.5 rating on Facebook was quite worrying though. We decided to give it a try anyway. The setting was extremely convincing; the country music, cheap lights, plastic booth seats, and memorabilia from a nostalgic trip back in time to the high point of route 66 made it seem quite American. On sale were also imported fruit loops, peanut butter cups and marshmallow spread, things you would expect from an American diner. The place screamed American capitalistic dream, with 6 sauce options on the table (barbeque, French and American mustard, mayonnaise, ketchup, hot sauce) and plastic laminated menus. On offer were many burgers, many extras (like onion rings, chips, jalapeno poppers, nachos), milkshakes, and a large selection of American puddings, all at high prices though (cheesecake, carrot cake, chocolate cake, ice cream etc, all at 6 euros). We both went for the veggie burger. The cheddar cheese on my partner's chips was clearly the American plastic type, though this was pretty authentic. I can imagine French people not liking this. According to the other reviews, the coleslaw which came on the plate was store bought, from Casino. For me, this is actually acceptable in an American fast food joint... The food is fast, simple and relatively unhealthy... It fills the fast food hole though. The service was also fast and friendly, the waiter came and had a little chat to us, which was nice but not too invasive. The price tag for the fast food was a little high, at 9.90 for a veggie burger with chips, but here in France I guess it's considered "ethnic" food, so it's more of a novelty, and thus I will be a little less critical concerning the price.

I went to get an American breakfast. They have a special that is about 7€ that features eggs,…read moresausage, bacon and a hot drink. I asked to have the eggs scrambled, they said that you cannot have them any way except over easy and that I would have to buy a side of eggs that were scrambled. Here I am thinking WTH? scrambling them does not take extra work.... so I say fine, I say I want the eggs scrambled and you can charge me more. So I did not get the eggs scrambled, I get 3 sunny side up eggs and 1 scrambled egg. SERIOUSLY!! YOU CAN'T ASK FOR THE EGGS COOKED A DIFFERENT WAY?!? wow. Then I get the hot drink...chocolate. It is about 1/2 a cup. When I leave, I see other hot chocolates and they are full cups. Then also they bring sugar...I'm thinking does Buddy the elf run this place? Who adds sugar to hot chocolate? So for about 9€ I got 1 scrambled egg, 3 eggs that I didn't eat, 1 slice of toast with butter ( I was afraid to ask for jelly, they would have charged for that too), some sausage that were not bad and some bacon that under cooked ( bacon needs to be crispy people ). I would avoid this place and not recommend it.