Absolutely amazing. The staff is super friendly and accommodating and the food is really tasty. It…read morewas a great time being away from home but still being able to have American style portions and food options It's located in a nice neighborhood and seems as though it's a very mixed crowd. Very nice location to hang with old friends and meet new ones. When i was there, there were preparing for a private event. Will definitely be visiting again next time I'm in Paris.

Best chicken and waffles joint in Paris. No cap…read more .................. .................. .................. ...................... ...............................

Le Coq is a gem. We had 3 orders of coq a vin quarters. 1 roasted quarter. Each dish was completed…read moreto perfection. With demi-glas sauces, rich & thick, not overpowered by spices or herbs. The sides were sensational. Mac & cheese was more cream than cheese based, but an incredible cheese taste nevertheless. The fries were crispy & high quality. A simple rustic vegetable plate hit the spot too. The mashed potatoes were creamy & flavorful. I had a glass of wine while my family had soft drinks. This for me is dining at its finest. Not complicated cuisine. Highest execution & quality of ingredients. I'll say again: it evokes my European heritage & the food my folks made growing up. 194 Euros. A deal for what you get. I could do this again and again and again.

I researched and got help to pick the perfect restaurants for a trip to Paris to celebrate a…read morebirthday, Valentine's Day and the finishing of a major construction project. Le Coq was recommended because it's unique yet extraordinary. I was not disappointed. Being from Texas I've had my fair share of chicken. This was hands down the best chicken I've had. The food was superbly prepared. We sprung for one of the full birds and four sides. We ate our meal in complete silence, just savoring the tastes and the atmosphere. While the rest of our vacation consisted of Michelin star restaurants like Jules Verne, Le Maurice etc, Le Coq was a welcomed break from the tasting menus and we can not recommend it high enough. Also, for anyone reading the reviews: This place isn't priced like your KFC or Popeyes. This is top of the line food, service, and atmosphere and priced accordingly. We'll be back next time we're in Paris.

Service and food here was next level. I was craving American wings and I got exactly what I asked…read morefor. They were crisp, and the sauce was HOT. I couldn't get the owners name but he was great. He helped us out with our hunger and where all the hot spots in Paris were. If I'm ever back, this will be the first place I come to. Make sure you get the wings with the spicy sauce. You will be in love. The place is tiny so don't bring a group but less than four is fine. There's no ac so be prepared. Still worth the trip. Still coming back.

This place was heaven sent. We ate here on our recent trip to Paris the week of June 19th-June…read more27th. I am a very picky eater with a very sensitive stomach and finding food in France to go well was a bit hard for me. Until I remember about this place and we stopped by. It was delicious! It was the only day I felt full the whole vacation. I had the chicken tenders and my husband had the spicy wings. Both were delicious! Great, AMERICAN portions for the price. The only thing that sucked for us is that we experienced that crazy heat wave and there is no AC in this establishment. The delicious food and friendly service canceled it out though. I would definitely visit this place again on our next trip to Paris.

Fermier means farmer-- Dufrenoy ( pronounced doo frwen wa) is a farm area located to the west of…read moreParis. I wanted rotisserie Bresse but the butcher I knew who sold it was closed on the day I walked to Rue Abesses. And so I found this place, close to my hôtel. The organic one (fermier) is €18/kg and the ordinary Dufrenoy one is €16. I ordered a half chicken, intending to give half away to a homeless family of 4 who has been sleeping nightly on the sidewalk. I bought them fresh bread, a chocolate croissant, and water too. My huge lunch ran about $9.5 for the half chicken. option for a moule of jus, made with tomatoes, herbes fines,-and a whole lotta oil!

This spot was amazing. Simple, delicious and full of flavor! I had their chicken with scalloped…read morepotatoes and brocolli at a very reasonable price. I was very surprised at how much I enjoyed this location!

Such a great find in Paris! It's a small restaurant with about 16 seats MAX! The staff was…read moreextremely cordial and appreciated using their English as Jay Z played in the background. I ordered The Big Homie Chicken and had the coleslaw and French fries. The chicken is seasoned well and fries were great! The hot sauce was house made and very hot. French ketchup is sweet. A must visit when in Paris!

2 seasoned African American women, mother and daughter with deep Geechie, Georgia/Florida Southern…read moreroots visit Gumbo Yaya. #1, there is no Gumbo. When i asked why the restaurant is called "Gumbo Yaya" with no Gumbo the chef/owner who was so very kind said gumbo means a lot of things in Louisiana... My mother and I have been making Gumbo all our lives. We smiled and shook our heads. Ok then. lol This is a play on Soul Food. Not really southern cooking but Soul Food for folks that don't regularly cook. White-Euro comfort food. The staff is lovely. Our server was highly entertaining and sweet. The restaurant was packed so it's got a core audience which is great. But it's not Soul Food.

This is our second time to La Rôtisserie d'Argent, and in both cases I must say it was good, but…read morenot great. Service & Hospitality! We originally booked a table on the terrace on the Pont Tournelle. Unfortunately it was raining. They reached out to us and confirmed we would be seated inside. We were seated in a wonderful table on the glass enclosed terrace. The Food: The best Oeuf Mayonnaise we have ever had!!! The frites were excellent. The duck confit was a bit dry. They attempt to make up for it by providing a dipping sauce of duck fat and duck jus, which is very good, however I wish the duck was moister. On balance a good meal, but I don't think I would return.

This spot was recommended by a fellow diner as a place that is more reasonable but comparable to…read moreits Michelin sister restaurant. And it did not disappoint, especially on the patio that's right above the Seine. The waitstaff is friendly and honest which was appreciated when it came to recommendations. We tried a salad and Mayo eggs to start. And deviled eggs stateside will never be the same after this French version. For mains we got the duck confit and roast chicken. Both were delicious. The honest waiter opted to steer us way from the floating island and we got the lemon tart that was on special. He was right and it was one of the best we've had.

This little place is a treasure! Top quality food to eat or take with you. We had a meal to go and…read morewere blown away by the sumptuous flavors and healthy preparation. Chicken, rice and a heavenly mushroom sauce. The people are very caring and generous with their time and attention. We will be back! Highest recommendation.

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.

Took 30 minutes to get my chicken order. Most people seem to be eating the sandwiches so if you…read moreorder chicken like most people do in the USA, then expect to wait.