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Awesome little spot! Located down the most quaint little Harry Potter "esque" street full of specialty restaurants/stores. Service was on point and extremely friendly. Yes, they do speak English and didn't seem bothered when we asked. We did ask in French so as to not assume. The food was great. High quality, similar to what you would expect in the States only oddly better? We both opted for the pulled pork sandwich. Stupid really as we should have split 2 difference sandwiches. I'm not a huge fan of smoked meats in general but with that being said, the sandwich was great. Maybe too smokey for me but I'm a pain in the ass. We shared one order of the fries. They were extra crispy and made from fresh taters. You also get an option of sauces for the fries. It was pretty cool watching the open kitchen concept here as we were able to see the cooks preparing the huge pieces of meat. Think like a butcher almost... All in all, I do recommend this quick service restaurant. They do offer seating for maybe 15/20 people. We weren't far from our hotel so we did "take away". Oh!! Don't be dumb like us! We should have gotten desert to go! They looked fresh baked and incredible!
I made a point to check this place out when I read that Ina Garten said her ideal last meal would be their hot dog. They dog is their recipe. I00% beef. It comes on a brioche wide bun with mustard. It's a good dog. A little too much bun IMHO. They serve with a ginger mayo or ketchup or BBQ sauce. They have both crisps and fries. The crisps are a little fatter but nice and crispy. Great beer and friendly staff. Menu is all in English. It's a cozy spot with a few tables in and out.
Good spot to grab a quick breakfast if you want something that will taste good and wont take forever. You place your order and pay at the counter, grab a seat and they'll bring the dishes to you when ready. There are some cups, utensils and tap water in a little table that you can grab for yourself. The breakfast was pretty tasty and I was in and out in less than 30 min. They various egg dishes and some pastries. You can also take stuff to-go (I think the name gives it away).
Both my significant other and I got pancakes. I added on +eggs for 2 euro, it was only 1 egg. Pancakes were okay, nothing all that exciting. The hot chocolate was not overly sweet and pretty nasty. The vibe here is hip type feel. You go up to order than sit down and they bring you your food. Didn't have to wait long at least. Free water and bathrooms too. Would recommend for a quick bite, but honestly nothing too exciting.
This was a total "meh" for me, so it rates a 2 as defined by the Yelp gods. The 2Go place is of course part of the Frenchie's mini-empire. I had wanted to visit the flagship location, but after wasting many dollars trying to get through on the phone long-distance and overseas (with no answering machine), I found out it would be closed in August anyway. Would be nice to have an answering machine tell people that, but Frenchie is apparently infamous for being dicks when it comes to reservations. However, I'm not taking my frustrations with Frenchie out on the 2Go operation - the score is strictly on the merits. Small menu, which is fine. Prices a little steep (12E for a reuben with a few slices of meat). Best bet is the "fish and chips": one large piece of perfectly cooked flaky white fish on a substantial pile of frites. It's the only thing I'd order again. The sandwiches were not worth it at all. Both the BBQ pork and the Reuben were about 2 parts coleslaw to 1 part meat. The reuben bread was very hard, making the entire sandwich a challenge to eat, and not worth the effort to do so. The BBQ one, served on brioche, was the better of the 2, but still primarily a coleslaw sandwich. Any roadside stand along the highway in Georgia or the Carolina's could make you a sandwich 3 times as good for 1/4 the price. So I wouldn't recommend Frenchie to Go as a destination meal, but maybe if you are in the area (I had stopped in at a place nearby called Episode for shopping, and because very little was open on Sunday generally, F2Go was the logical place for lunch).
Of all the places I hit in Paris this was probably the most disappointing. The cashier didn't let me try my French and insisted on speaking English with me. This was the only place this happened in the city. OK, fine. This is about the food though. As an American citizen, I consider myself whatever the sommelier equivalent of hotdogs is. And, having eaten at what is arguably the USA's #1 hotdog two months prior at Sweet Dogs in Miami, I have high expectations. While the presentation on the Frenchie dog was pretty, the taste experience was disappointing, the flavors of the frankfurter were uninteresting, and the bread was too much. The taste of a good hotdog is difficult to put into words. It's beefy, robust, yet very forgiving on the bite. It's skin doesn't affect its overall flavor profile. Unfortunately Frenchie's breaks several of these rules. The dog is too thin so the skin impacts its flavor. The meat was just off. More "red" than I'd expect from a quality dog. The bread was too much. I don't want my hotdog on baguette! Also, at $7, it's probably one of the most expensive plain dogs I've ever eaten. The management was also arguing about some issue right at the register near all the tables. Come on, go do that in the office. Don't bother me when I'm eating with your problems.
The food was very good. We ordered the reuben sandwich and its comparable to Katz deli in NYC. The slaw might even put it above Katz. We also got the fish & chips, even though theres only one piece, it was great quality. The dish came with a small teaspoon size of split pea salad (?) and that was delish! Even though the space was small and cramped, it really is worth waiting for a seat as the food is best served fresh. After your meal, head next door to buy a jar of their specialty Made in France salt.
Good Old American Food in Paris! Frenchie To Go was recommended by fellow Yelpers and it did not disappoint. You won't find anything really 'Frenchie' about this place, but you will find some good comfort food! If you're missing some dishes from back home, come to Frenchie To Go and see how the French do Americans....not literally, lol! The best times to come here without the long queue is 15-30 minutes before they switch their menu. They tend to sell out quickly on certain items (such as the Lobster Roll and their Eggs Benedict), so get here early! The quality of food was a plus and overall I enjoyed my meal. I wasn't expecting to find any good American dishes in Europe, but I was pleasantly surprised! Tip: self seating, CC accepted, order up front and get there EARLY!
Part of the Frenchie empire on rue du Nil (toward the end of the commerce / bistro / pedestrian part of rue Montorgueil). Frenchie To Go is next to Frenchies Bistro and a fantastic deli / prepared meats market (get your pastrami here). It's a modern adaptation of the deli (sort of). Three or 4 talented young chefs work in close proximity in an open kitchen. A slightly limited menu means that each sandwich or side is specific and well executed. I ate their twice on this trip :-) + All beef hotdog with a slightly "Frenchie" twist. It comes with a small amount of sweet/sour relish below and mustard on top with great soft baguette (bun if you will). The hotdog is slightly smoked for a deeper, richer flavor (I know this about hot dogs cause I've done it myself). + The English muffin and bacon with egg and cheddar. Plenty of excellent bacon, great muffin and the slight twist - a small amount of mild BBQ sauce. Yeah - I know, it doesn't sound exactly right but again it really works. In addition, the Frenchie fries were great. They serve beer and wine. I suspect everything is superb. I've been twice, I'll go again.
5 years ago
Really a 2.5 star. Disappointed in how our meal was cooked. We expected better from a chain of a Michelin star chef. We ordered the 4 piece fried chicken bucket. We thought it would be actual pieces of chicken instead of tenders. But it came out to be 1 leg and 3 overcooked chicken tenders. It seemed like they just threw it all into the fryer at the same time because the leg was cooked perfectly but the tenders were so dry that it made us lose our appetite. You can find better chicken tenders at any other plain cafeteria. Fried chicken sandwich - solid choice. Chicken was cooked well and flavor was good. Definitely would recommend only to get the chicken sandwich rather than the fried chicken bucket. Fries - good, nothing special. Ask for the free mayo and homemade ketchup. Ketchup helped a lot for this meal. Overall, it wouldn't make me go back. The quality was very disappointing and meal was on the pricier side. If you must try their fried chicken, just know it can't live up to our fried chicken in the US. read more
2 years ago
Awesome little spot! Located down the most quaint little Harry Potter "esque" street full of specialty restaurants/stores. Service was on point and extremely friendly. Yes, they do speak English and didn't seem bothered when we asked. We did ask in French so as to not assume. The food was great. High quality, similar to what you would expect in the States only oddly better? We both opted for the pulled pork sandwich. Stupid really as we should have split 2 difference sandwiches. I'm not a huge fan of smoked meats in general but with that being said, the sandwich was great. Maybe too smokey for me but I'm a pain in the ass. We shared one order of the fries. They were extra crispy and made from fresh taters. You also get an option of sauces for the fries. It was pretty cool watching the open kitchen concept here as we were able to see the cooks preparing the huge pieces of meat. Think like a butcher almost... All in all, I do recommend this quick service restaurant. They do offer seating for maybe 15/20 people. We weren't far from our hotel so we did "take away". Oh!! Don't be dumb like us! We should have gotten desert to go! They looked fresh baked and incredible! read more
I made a point to check this place out when I read that Ina Garten said her ideal last meal would be their hot dog. They dog is their recipe. I00% beef. It comes on a brioche wide bun with mustard. It's a good dog. A little too much bun IMHO. They serve with a ginger mayo or ketchup or BBQ sauce. They have both crisps and fries. The crisps are a little fatter but nice and crispy. Great beer and friendly staff. Menu is all in English. It's a cozy spot with a few tables in and out. read more
Good spot to grab a quick breakfast if you want something that will taste good and wont take forever. You place your order and pay at the counter, grab a seat and they'll bring the dishes to you when ready. There are some cups, utensils and tap water in a little table that you can grab for yourself. The breakfast was pretty tasty and I was in and out in less than 30 min. They various egg dishes and some pastries. You can also take stuff to-go (I think the name gives it away). read more
7 years ago
Both my significant other and I got pancakes. I added on +eggs for 2 euro, it was only 1 egg. Pancakes were okay, nothing all that exciting. The hot chocolate was not overly sweet and pretty nasty. The vibe here is hip type feel. You go up to order than sit down and they bring you your food. Didn't have to wait long at least. Free water and bathrooms too. Would recommend for a quick bite, but honestly nothing too exciting. read more
This was a total "meh" for me, so it rates a 2 as defined by the Yelp gods. The 2Go place is of course part of the Frenchie's mini-empire. I had wanted to visit the flagship location, but after wasting many dollars trying to get through on the phone long-distance and overseas (with no answering machine), I found out it would be closed in August anyway. Would be nice to have an answering machine tell people that, but Frenchie is apparently infamous for being dicks when it comes to reservations. However, I'm not taking my frustrations with Frenchie out on the 2Go operation - the score is strictly on the merits. Small menu, which is fine. Prices a little steep (12E for a reuben with a few slices of meat). Best bet is the "fish and chips": one large piece of perfectly cooked flaky white fish on a substantial pile of frites. It's the only thing I'd order again. The sandwiches were not worth it at all. Both the BBQ pork and the Reuben were about 2 parts coleslaw to 1 part meat. The reuben bread was very hard, making the entire sandwich a challenge to eat, and not worth the effort to do so. The BBQ one, served on brioche, was the better of the 2, but still primarily a coleslaw sandwich. Any roadside stand along the highway in Georgia or the Carolina's could make you a sandwich 3 times as good for 1/4 the price. So I wouldn't recommend Frenchie to Go as a destination meal, but maybe if you are in the area (I had stopped in at a place nearby called Episode for shopping, and because very little was open on Sunday generally, F2Go was the logical place for lunch). read more
Of all the places I hit in Paris this was probably the most disappointing. The cashier didn't let me try my French and insisted on speaking English with me. This was the only place this happened in the city. OK, fine. This is about the food though. As an American citizen, I consider myself whatever the sommelier equivalent of hotdogs is. And, having eaten at what is arguably the USA's #1 hotdog two months prior at Sweet Dogs in Miami, I have high expectations. While the presentation on the Frenchie dog was pretty, the taste experience was disappointing, the flavors of the frankfurter were uninteresting, and the bread was too much. The taste of a good hotdog is difficult to put into words. It's beefy, robust, yet very forgiving on the bite. It's skin doesn't affect its overall flavor profile. Unfortunately Frenchie's breaks several of these rules. The dog is too thin so the skin impacts its flavor. The meat was just off. More "red" than I'd expect from a quality dog. The bread was too much. I don't want my hotdog on baguette! Also, at $7, it's probably one of the most expensive plain dogs I've ever eaten. The management was also arguing about some issue right at the register near all the tables. Come on, go do that in the office. Don't bother me when I'm eating with your problems. read more
6 years ago
9 years ago
Perfect coffee. We had noisette and cappuccino. Both excellent. We're now ruined forever. Their sweet bread had hazelnuts chocolate and orange. It was the most amazing and moist loaf cake/bread ever read more
7 years ago
9 years ago
The food was very good. We ordered the reuben sandwich and its comparable to Katz deli in NYC. The slaw might even put it above Katz. We also got the fish & chips, even though theres only one piece, it was great quality. The dish came with a small teaspoon size of split pea salad (?) and that was delish! Even though the space was small and cramped, it really is worth waiting for a seat as the food is best served fresh. After your meal, head next door to buy a jar of their specialty Made in France salt. read more
Good Old American Food in Paris! Frenchie To Go was recommended by fellow Yelpers and it did not disappoint. You won't find anything really 'Frenchie' about this place, but you will find some good comfort food! If you're missing some dishes from back home, come to Frenchie To Go and see how the French do Americans....not literally, lol! The best times to come here without the long queue is 15-30 minutes before they switch their menu. They tend to sell out quickly on certain items (such as the Lobster Roll and their Eggs Benedict), so get here early! The quality of food was a plus and overall I enjoyed my meal. I wasn't expecting to find any good American dishes in Europe, but I was pleasantly surprised! Tip: self seating, CC accepted, order up front and get there EARLY! read more
13 years ago
Part of the Frenchie empire on rue du Nil (toward the end of the commerce / bistro / pedestrian part of rue Montorgueil). Frenchie To Go is next to Frenchies Bistro and a fantastic deli / prepared meats market (get your pastrami here). It's a modern adaptation of the deli (sort of). Three or 4 talented young chefs work in close proximity in an open kitchen. A slightly limited menu means that each sandwich or side is specific and well executed. I ate their twice on this trip :-) + All beef hotdog with a slightly "Frenchie" twist. It comes with a small amount of sweet/sour relish below and mustard on top with great soft baguette (bun if you will). The hotdog is slightly smoked for a deeper, richer flavor (I know this about hot dogs cause I've done it myself). + The English muffin and bacon with egg and cheddar. Plenty of excellent bacon, great muffin and the slight twist - a small amount of mild BBQ sauce. Yeah - I know, it doesn't sound exactly right but again it really works. In addition, the Frenchie fries were great. They serve beer and wine. I suspect everything is superb. I've been twice, I'll go again. read more
6 years ago
13 years ago
I didn't know what this concept "to go" was about, because I just knew the existence of Frenchie's restaurant. The staff is so nice, the open kitchen and place has a lovely concept, and the most important thing: the food was perfect. I think they don't have anything for vegans, but for vegetarians (or pescetarians) there's the Fish&Chips -which the battering was delicious, and the Burrata! 'Frenchie To Go' it's the opportunity for young people who want to try Gregory Marchand's cuisine without spending more than 50 euros. Oh! Try their Brownie!! One of the best ever! read more
7 years ago
7 years ago
We have been in Paris for the last 24 hours and let me see that Frenchie to go is the best breakfast place ever!!!!!!! we were in a group of three and each tried something different, the main chef had such a creative idea to make a toast salad (avocado toast). Only was the greens amazing but the sweets and brownies were absolutely delicate and phenomenal. read more
We loved this place! We visited for breakfast and lunch! For breakfast we had the egg white sandwich, drizzled with balsamic. I did not add bacon, but my husband did. Though it was just an egg white sandwich, it was perfect. I loved the balsamic sauce they placed on it. The bread was soft and delicious! For lunch we came back with friends and order fish and chips and the beef hotdog. The best and freshest fish and chips we have ever had! Seriously! The pesto sauce/tartar sauce was perfect! The freshest cod with fish and chips I have had. We loved the fresh cut fries were perfect! The quality of the hotdog was great! I just wish they used another bread. The bread is way too thick for the hotdog and hard to bite. We look forward to visiting when we are in Paris again! read more
7 years ago
Gourmet fast food on the go or dine in. I had the Brillat Savarin (triple cream brie) and Truffle Grilled Cheese sandwich and omgosh this was good! Grilled but not greasy, the cheese has such a soft creamy texture that reminded me of cream cheese. read more
8 years ago
My friends and I enjoyed everything about this breakfast!! The amazing customer service and the delicious food. The waiter was such a friendly gentleman who really made you feel informed about the menu and welcomed. We ordered the Eggs Benedict with spinach & the Pain Perdu and we were mind blown. The hollandaise sauce on the eggs Benedict has been one of the best I've ever had in my whole life. I would definitely come back to eat here when I'm in Paris again. read more
8 years ago
After checking in to our AirBnb we used trusty Yelp to find a place to eat. This place had great reviews and was a short walk away. I got the lobster roll, my sister got the fried chicken sandwich, and my husband got the fish and chips. We got it to go since it was crazy busy and our apartment was literally next door. Everything was delicious! We stayed in Paris a week and the last day we went back to get another lobster roll and ate in since they had space available. The second time we went was a little before noon and had plenty of seating - as we ate the place got packed! read more
8 years ago
We came here after Barefoot Contessa-Ina Garten (famous tv cooking host) said that their hot dogs were the best. Well the hot dogs are not the best: however the relish was amazing, I will come back with a costco hot dog and order a tub of that relish and a tub of the ginger mayonnaise, those 2 were amazing. This came with a hefty bill of 46 euros for 3 hot dogs 2 fries and 3 drinks. Also the cashier had a little attitude when I asked him for a towel to clean the table. He yelled "you have to wait". (I cleaned the table myself) Sorry, but not sorry. This was not a complete miss but definitely not a hit. read more
9 years ago
Everything really is better in France. Including sandwiches, lol. We got the lobster roll, hot dog, and corned beef. Delicious. Super busy and long lines! Be prepared to be shoulder to shoulder, elbow to elbow. Going to be one of my stops once I return to Paris again. read more
Trendy cool place with great quality food. I had the lobster roll in 2015 and it was amazing. The lobster roll now is still good but doesn't taste the same, and do not have the same look. I think there is less lobster and the ingredient used a slightly different. The presentation of the lobster roll just doesn't look as delicious. We had a bottle of white, rosé, and champagne; they were all ok only. The sour pickles were to die for! They were soooooo delicious and a must have! Service is great! I really liked this place overall! read more
10 years ago
After months of bookmarking Frenchie To Go and finding out that they serve lobster rolls, I finally made it here right after my intermediate written exam at Le Cordon Bleu. Since I finished my exam a little early, I got here just a little past 11 and they didn't serve their lobster rolls until noontime. So what to do in the meantime? Well, we decided to order their Eggs Benedict (Oeufs Benedict) and a couple of drinks while we wait. Eggs Benedict Much to my surprise, their eggs benedicts became one of my favorite benedicts. While most places serve their benedicts with ham, Frenchie To Go serves theirs with pastrami. The pastrami became my favorite part of the eggs benedict. It doesn't come as a surprise that their pastramis are awesome, since their WiFi password is "pastrami." Yup, that pretty much tells you how seriously they take their pastramis. Lobster Roll They gave their lobster rolls the right name: Let's Rockin' Lobster Roll. From the blue lobster meat, to the sauce and the buttered toasted brioche, everything seemed perfect except for one thing. It would have been better if there was slightly more lobster meat so it would fill the bottom of the lobster roll instead of only the top where you see the meat popping out. Hot Chocolate I know that this picture doesn't do this cup of hot chocolate any justice at all. It looks like a cup of regular hot chocolate you can get anywhere but - WRONG. Since I'm not a big fan of the rich, dense sipping hot chocolates (like the ones served at Angelina), I've been looking for good hot chocolates in Paris and much to my dismay, I was disappointed pretty much every single time. That is, until I went to Frenchie To Go. You can taste the different aromas in this cup of hot chocolate, which brought me back to the chocolate theory class at LCB and I regret not paying more attention to the chef when he explained the different origins of cocoa beans. Some of the other items that grabbed my eye as I took my time reading over each item on the menu while waiting for the clock to strike 12: Reuben Sandwich and Pulled Pork Sandwich. These are definitely items I would try the next time I go back to Frenchie To Go. read more
8 years ago
The Food here is delicious! Its food that most of us have tried before but with a twist in its original flavour. Even the dipping sauces have a twist to them like ginger mayo. My husband ordered the fried chicken sandwich and I got fish and chips. The space to sit down and enjoy brunch is small, its a pretty tight space in which this team is running a great restaurant. They did tell me they plan to expand the space in year. The only issue that myself and my husband noted were that none of the chefs were hair nets, Thankfully I did not find any hair in my food. The entire restaurant is clean, the toilet is clean, the service is fast and the food is great!!! read more
11 years ago
Yes, fellow Americans, I enjoyed the reuben, the fried chicken and the pulled pork (although I enjoyed the reuben the most). While the rest of the food will remind you of home, the reuben transcends...it must be the combination of the cheese, the home cured pastrami, the slaw, and the good bread and mustard. Have that with an order of fries, a beer, and an antacid and you are set for the day. I know others said to come early: we came late in the lunch cycle and this seemed to work too, although the crowds come in random waves, so have patience. read more
11 years ago
On a little side street lies a piece of Brooklyn. Well, it gave me the Brooklyn feels, okay? I was jetlagged and hungry! It was nice to find a place that serves proper breakfast on a weekday morning in Paris. Which is quite rare! If you want more than a cafe and pastry and/or baguette. Its a small very casual place, with a small menu. It wasn't to busy when we arrived. We ordered at the register and sat at a counter looking out onto the street, watching morning deliveries being made. Sigh * Paris* FOOD: English scone bacon w Maple Syrup - 3,80€ -this was a small scone but it was delicious, SUPER delicious, a little pricey but you're in Paris so Treat yo' self, kay. Had I known how delicious I wouldn't have shared and I would have gotten three for breakfast. We also got a Bacon Breakfast sandwich and a Eggs Benedict! MEAT is good here. That's their thing... I think, well it should be if it isn't. The bacon is delicious and the pastrami was great. All made in house an *Also They had green juices too (not freshly made, but locally bottled) ! It's lame but I have become accustomed to life of morning green juices and I thought I might not have one til I was back home. SO YAY for green juices! *Frenchie: their full restaurant is right next door. Didn't get to go but if this little spot tells me anything it tells me to go next time! Or maybe you should go for me! read more
7 years ago
12 years ago
I loved frenchie to go! All dishes and ingredients are home made. I ate the bacon sandwich for breakfast. It was AMAZING. For dessert I was recommend to try the passion fruit donut which was divine. Staff are very friendly and welcoming. Highly recommended read more
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9 rue du Nil
75002 Paris
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