I am big lover of burger. However, it was bad lunch. The…read moremeat was like a tuna, fries are bad too.

Disgusting!!! Saw…read moreprevious reviews on lafourchette, looked decent. We tried the traditional burgers, caesar salad, and chicken bagel. FIRST, it wasn't even a burger bun on the burger. The onions were white, not red as listed on the menu. The cheddar cheese...was nacho cheese, not even close to real cheese. Meat patty was frozen and unevenly cooked, sent it back, got another one just as bad. Bagel was on the same bread as the burger...that's not a bagel folks. Its a dry brioche with seeds. Salad had cut up pieces of the brioche bread in it, completely soft...why? Who knows, they definitely weren't croutons. DO NOT BE SCAMMED INTO THIS PLACE BY LAFOURCHETTE!!! I'm not a big fan of McDonalds, but I'd take that 100x over this dogfood. #american&iknowburgers.

Greasy spoon type burgers and fries - good special sauce on burgers but burgers are greasy. It's…read morevery good for kids and teens. Milkshakes and cokes type burger and French fry place. They also serve hot dogs. Service is average.

I did it! I found the best Burger Joint in France. It's Bil's. Get the Hollywood Burger…read more A great and surprisingly adapted American Diner in the least likely of places. Five stars.

Boy, was I surprised to happen upon a restaurant named Memphis in the town of Echirolles, France…read more That level of surprise was nothing compared to what I felt upon entering this restaurant. This American-style diner got the genre right and then turned up the intensity to 11! Amidst the Americana, it was a fun place to dine. Not all the food was authentic 50s-style diner food--after all, it was the 2010s and France, so that was okay. But I especially enjoyed the American-style French-cut fries in France. It felt like all kinds of meta.

Delicous food, nice atmosphire. Service also in english. Nice place to pop in after workday.read more

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.