I came to this McDonald's only because I was en route to the Chateau Versailles and needed to eat a…read morequick breakfast before entering. I almost gave this place a 1, but couldn't muster myself to do so. We asked for an egg McMuffin and it came with bacon. When we said that this had bacon..... they simply took the bacon off the eggs. Again - bad idea. We're vegetarian. After a manager realized this error, they finally remade the egg McMuffin. However, that poor level of service is absolutely unacceptable. Yes, it's a McDonalds, but I'm sure a lot of tourists will frequent this place, especially vegetarians

Right across the train station and in 10 minutes walking distance to the palace. We visited this…read morelocation during our visit to Palace. The restaurant is a huge and well maintained restaurant for any McDonald's I visited so far. The restroom lock needs a code that would be present in the recept. It was an interesting concept, I noticed. The food ordering is done through kiosks available. The staff will fill out the order and hand it out to you. The staff is friendly. The environment is cool. Good place to eat some McDonald's food.

I know that when I'm on vacation and should really try to experience the local culture an cuisine,…read morebut I have this fascination where I have to check out the foreign McDonalds at least one time to see how they differ and try out an unique regional menu items. I've never really regretted it until I tried one in France. The reason it was so disappointing was that it was pretty much the same menu as one would fine in the U.S., just twice as expensive. The most interesting menu item had to have been the macaroons. I was not expecting McDonald's to have their own but not surprisingly, they aren't that good. While macaroons you'll find in more well known shops are more light and airy, these were dense and chewy. I also tried a specialty cheeseburger with some sort of white cheese. For almost 4 Euro I was expecting more than the equivalent of the American $1 basic cheeseburger, just with white cheese. The same with the chicken bacon tomato sandwich. It was essentially a McChicken with a tiny bit of bacon and tomato on it. Anyway, I gave it a shot and tried it. But there's really no reason to go back if you're visiting.

First meal coming to Paris! Looking for a place that is opened late. Coming from America, this is…read morethe first time seeing and using a kiosk to order Mcdonald. You can order it on the machine and have it served. Make sure you select the zone you will be siting at. The kiosk will not be able to accept international card because it required a signature so you will have to pay at the counter. To my surprise the food was pretty decent compare to the Mcdonald back at home. The food came out fast and warm. The chicken nuggets are golden and juicy. They also offer wedge fries and sauces I have never tried before. They curry sauce and the classic chinoise sauce is good. I would not mind coming here again.

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.

Somehow had to kill a bit of time after arriving in CDG so we headed to McDonalds for a quick…read morebreakfast of sorts. It's McDonald's quality, so expect that in return. However, I'd really appreciate our European McDonald's franchises and employees to actually provide some information in the delineation of ordering items to be picked up at McCafe vs regular items to be picked up at the normal counter. Especially considering that you'll often have travelers from other countries that have no clue how the system works. Or they may have come off an overnight flight. Yes - croissants, bakery items, and coffee must be picked up from the McCafe section and make sure the kiosk prints out a receipt for you (they don't always do that either). Customer service 101.

On my most recent trip through CDG Airport, I stopped in here for a quick cheap meal before heading…read morethrough security screening to catch my flight. It was very convenient to place my order using one of the kiosks. I ordered a Big Tasty meal with fries and water. Once my food was ready, an employee brought the food out to my table. This was my first time seeing them use a reusable container for the fries. Actually, it was strange for me to see them use anything reusable. I would assume that they're doing so to lessen the amount of garbage generated. As for the food, the quality was on par with what I've come to expect from any McDonald's all around the world.

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.

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.

This burger spot was so tasty! Our kids hose this for dinner…read moreand so glad we got a chance to try! Burgers were mouthwatering. Fries with cheese are so delicious! They have self service kiosk with a very detailed menu. Service was pretty quick but not McDonald's quick. It was nice to see burgers were made fresh. We took ours to go but they have a good size seating area. Would definitely recommend!

A decent fast food spot, but the vegetarian burger literally had no patty. Maybe it's because my…read morefrench isn't good, but I didn't expect it to be just a bunch with lettuce. They also gave me the wrong drink. The vibe of the place was cool though, I liked the rave bathroom

It was a typical burger except it was in Paris France. Being from Texas we like to explore things…read morefrom home. The only real difference is everyone spoke French, however they did their best to communicate and I tried saying as much French as I could to get my order it all worked out. The bathroom was clean and the store was as well!

An interesting French take on Burger King. Well worth a stop in for a quick snack at a lower price…read morefor the traveler on the go.