I've had quite a few Philly in various places over the years and this one was up with the best…read more Nicely cooked steak and the caramelised onions were perfect . Nice beer too and Mathilda was both friendly and helpful It's only recently opened and I recommend you try it out.

From the owner: Plongez au cœur de la street food de Philadelphie ! 100%…read morefait maison. Produits locaux et bio. Cuisinés avec amour.

Food is very good, atmosphere is nice, too. Came in on a slow, rainy Tuesday before heading back to…read moreCalifornia. My mother really wanted steak for some reason and we walked past this restaurant a few times as it's near our hotel. Really liked everything about this place except the music playlist. It's very country, Texas, redneck style music, not what I would expect in France let alone Lyon. Most Americans don't listen to that style of country. One song was title I'm a redneck woman or something like thay. Most if not all restaurants played a mix of American, French and international music but this music felt like I was in the backwoods of Confederate Alabama, Texas, etc. you can be an American influenced steakhouse without the country music.

For those who like steak , burgers and ribs , this is the fitted place in Lyon…read more Owner is French but with a passion for USA. Tasty decorated with NY pictures while having a sober but practical table set-up. For a starter the quesadillas with either chicken or pork are great to share and very nice and not too copieux. As main dish , the ribs take 20 minutes to cook and its worth the wait as they are crispy and nice. Burgers are made with fresh ingredients and there is even a lobster variety. The specialty though us a 100 day dried piece of black angus which is the creme de la creme of tenderness and tast. It is only served red/rear in its purest form. Adding a bit of fresh pepper and salt crystals together with potato dauphinoi. If still place... The new york cheese cake is worth the try and not too big. Nice cake/crisp bottom. We topped it all with a bottle of Francis Ford Coppola's wine estate ,Cabernet sauvignon Gold collection. 2011. Very nice , spicy , but a bit cold served. Enjoyable evening and my family. Overall a bit pricy but we did not limit ourselves neither :-) Good and personal service by owner / daughter

From the owner: Tout est frais et cuisiné, par Cécile et sa team ! Steaks hachés frais et français, buns artisanaux…read moreboulés avec amour, crèmes de fromages AOP ultra gourmandes. . . blablabla enfin bref on est français quoi ! Crazy cuistots et burgers lovers, veggies pour certains, tatoués ou pas, plutôt couches tard et lavés chaque jour avec un savon hypoallergénique au cheddar, du kif en perspective pour vos papilles !

I logged into my yelp account for the first time in years to post this so any desperate NFL fans in…read moreLyon could find a bar that plays nfl games. Automatic 4 stars to this place for that! It's a bit overpriced, but after going to 4 sports bars, this is the only bar that I found that actually plays the NFL on Sunday. In Lyon most bars do not pay for the additional international channel package for obvious reasons and don't know that a channel even exists for American football. The food is typical bar food you would find in the US but more expensive and why I'm only giving this place 4 stars instead of 5.

So we arrived late into Lyon. Much to our surprise, everywhere we went to get dinner, we were…read moreturned away. For almost everywhere in town, you must have a reservation. Well, we got lucky and found this place. On the corner of this beautiful large square, we got a table. It was a bit late, and they had run out of lasagna and some other Italian dishes. So we ordered a pizza, salad and hamburger. It was really good. I wanted to get a pizza for myself but settled for a shared pizza. The burger was like when we were kids. Tasty, a bit greasy, and cooked perfectly. The pizza was almost like a NY pizza. Maybe I was hungry, who knows, but it was good. Salad is salad. Dressing was also good. This place hit the spot. Glad we found it and that we got to eat there. Great location. Good atmosphere. Great for people watching. And all around good food.

My bucket list is to attempt to visit all HRC locations!! So, I'm now crossing off Lyon France…read morelocation! It was quite the journey from London, Paris to Lyon and back. Did it all in one day! Walked around and noticed it was smaller than most other locations but this one was updated, amazing artifacts, open concept with natural light. Staff was friendly, courteous and thrilled to hear about how many HRCs I've visited around the world to date. Some great conversations. Rock On Lyon!

Closed on Mondays! Did not show on Google Maps as such. Waited in the rain until I found out…read more Guess my trip from the train station for souvenirs was a waste.

This place is a riot…read more It is called the Brew Brothers but the sign outside also calls the establishment Bro. Bro as in Fraternity Bro. This is a straight up uncompromising American collegiate restaurant-brewery. It is designed to exactly replicate what you would get in a town like East Lansing, Michigan near the Michigan State Campus or in Amherst, Massachusetts near the U-Mass Amherst campus. It is meant to be a college student paradise. There is a long run of homemade beers with the normal selection from lagers to wheat beers to IPAs to stout. They are designed for maximum drinkability rather than distinctive taste per se. All of their beers "go down easy" so you can drink a lot of them. There is also a substantial menu of "fun food". The menu is half globalized American (a broad selection of pizzas along with a wide choice of burgers) and the other half French cafe (Salad Lyonnaise, Andouillette, Tartare de Boeuf). The food is fine. The place is packed with undergraduates. Two floors worth of undergraduates. They don't have a live band - but otherwise this could be any bar on Sixth Street in Austin. As is the case on Sixth Street, you hang out with your friends if you brought eight to fifteen of your favorite buddies. If you are by yourself, you people watch. I watched two American exchange students have a big romantic argument and break up. They continued their acrimonious exchange by phone after he left in disgust. I watched a well upholstered gallery of wealthy French girls have girls-night-out. Electronic cigarettes were a big part of the evening agenda, so they were up-and-down up-and-down in-and-out in-and-out all night depending on whether they were in vaping mode or drinking mode. The menu has plenty of proseccos, roses and girly cocktails for the female contingent. Unlike an American collegiate bar, they do NOT have TVs everywhere. So there are large parts of the bar, where friends actually talk to each other rather than watch sports events. If this were a college fun bar in the United States, it would be one of the better ones. This is not how I thought I would be spending my time when I came to Lyon for a month of cultural immersion. But this is how college students spend their time here. Beer and drinky-drinks unify people the world over.

after having dinner at Paul Boxus, then a few nights later at Delicatessen, I was sur at how good…read morethe food was. service is outstanding but the simplicity of American BBQ in The Heart of France was a pleasant surprise. would recommend.

From the owner: Barbecue americain, Ribs, cheesecakeread more