I dream about this sandwich every now and then because it's sooooo good! Had a Reuben sandwich with cappuccino and let me tell you I've yet to have something this great. read more

F T G - Burgers Near Me - Paris, 75

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My wife and I had breakfast here, we are both pescatarian so we each ordered Eggs Benedict, one w/ spinach and one w/ smoked fish, two cappuccinos, and a cinnamon roll to finish. Everything was delicious and the e/b may have been the best I've ever had. Also, both the barista and chef(?) were cool and friendly. I highly recommend this place. read more

F T G - Burgers Near Me - Paris, 75

I wanted to love this restaurant. I was craving American food while in Paris so I was ecstatic to find this hot spot. Chef Greg who worked under Jamie Oliver creates beautiful American classics here. It may have been the hot and humid weather, or maybe it was just the food. But I didn't love it. It's an order-at-the register type of place. Very casual and laid back with a cool hip feel. If you want American while abroad, check out this spot. -==FOOD==- They specialize in American food done with a Parisian twist. They have frites as well as fries. I tried the pulled pork, and the hot dog. Both were decent, but both felt dry. To be fair, it may have been because I walked 5 miles to get there. No joke. -==VIBE==- The place is small. It reminds me a lot like Black Sheep in downtown Los Angeles. Small crammed seats with a communal table in the middle. Get ready to become cozy with your eating buddy. This is fine but not in the hot n humid Paris season. read more

You'd be remiss not to get the bagel with fresh trout. Wow. That's all I really have to say! Trout Bagel, get after it guys. read more

I had a long layover in Paris, so I decided that instead of sitting in the sardine can known as a European airport, it was in my best interests to leave Orly and seek out some food somewhere a little more palatable. I'd fared pretty well the last time I researched out places to eat in Paris during my last trip, and I had hoped that Frenchie to Go would keep that streak going; after all, they boasted gorgeous photos of supposed Parisian hot dogs and other meat products that intrigued me. Although they're probably easiest access on the 3 train at Sentier station, I preferred to not switch trains and just rode the 4 and got off on Réaumur and walked the four blocks. Frenchie to Go is located a hair off of Rue Réaumur down a suddenly quiet alley, and they're not a large establishment in the least bit. The inside probably seats 11-12 people tops, and that's depending on the size of said people entirely. One of the convenient things for Americans and English speakers in Paris I find is that just about every business operator speaks English. Frenchie to Go is no exception, and the guy I dealt with spoke perfect English, and if not for the fact that the transaction was paid in Euros, you could very well tell me we were in like New York and I'd have believed it. I decided to be an American pig and I ended up getting _two_ things, a bacon sandwich as well as the hot dog whose photo caught my attention when I was looking for quirky restaurants in Paris in the first place. The bacon biscuit wasn't as pretty as the hot dog when it came out, but the bacon was thick and meaty, and I gobbled it entirely up without discrimination. The hot dog was as beautifully presented as it was advertised. And I liked the way it was cooked, slightly over, to where the skin breaks and doesn't feel rubbery when you're chewing it. The bread is good itself, but a little hard and chewy, and each bite feels like a workout for the jaw. Admittedly, it's probably too high of a bread ratio, but that could be chalked up to differences with Parisian to American hot dog soggy sponge buns; it does not equate to low quality, however. Overall, I really wanted to like Frenchie to Go more than I actually do, because I had high hopes for an unforgettable meal that I could brag to my American friends about having. The location is aesthetically pleasing and I love places that look like holes in walls. The service was friendly and welcoming. But the place crawls with tourists, and there's nothing more hipster than American tourists being annoyed by the arrival of other American tourists, and then you have to jostle your way out of the restaurant because they're a party of six crowding a table of four. Yes, such a gripe is something out of the restaurant's control, however the food was not; ultimately when the day was over, I had a bacon biscuit and a hot dog. And as good as they actually were, they were still not world-breaking, and my aversion to fellow tourists and crowds kind of made me feel like I maybe should have tried somewhere else in the end. read more

Meh. Maybe my experience was soured by the fact that they gave my order (the Reuben) to the guy sitting next to me at the counter and then asked me to take his order (the pastrami), claiming that it's pretty much the exact same thing. The good customer service move would have been to comp a dessert or something, but this is France so... Anyway, if I were a tourist from the U.S. I wouldn't bother with the place since you can probably find something "more or less exactly like it" in the states. The bread was very good. The fries are good if you like them thin (not quite shoestring, but nowhere near classic Belgian fries, which have a better potato-to-oil ratio in my opinion). If you're an expat with a yearning for deli food, I can see coming here. If you're a tourist, go get the special at Le Petit Vendôme instead. Your local deli doesn't make a ham sandwich like it. read more

I loved Frenchie To Go!!! First, the concept is cool because it can eat-in or take-away. Secondly, I loved the staff...great sense of humor and very kind and generous. Finally...the food!! The Lobster Roll was incredible. I could have eaten three!! Toasted to perfection and loaded with lobster. Paired perfectly with a fresh spring pea, carrot, and mint with a magical dressing and a delicious crisp French white wine was simply heaven on a plate. Frenchie To Go is located near the Sentier Metro and by Montrogueil. The tiny Street is also home to the sister restaurants Frenchie, Bar a Vins, and Caviste. I can't wait to try Chef Gregory Marchand's beautiful cookbook "Frenchie" and dine at Frenchie later this week. The staff is super friendly and kind...which is greatly appreciated. On my second visit, after the disastrous and disappointing experience at Frenchie, I tried the cold pea soup with burrata and chili-infused olive oil which was very filling and delicious. The Lobster Roll was again a delight. www.frenchie-restaurant.com read more

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We had brunch here on a Sunday afternoon - not a whole lot of places are open in Paris on Sundays, so this was a lucky find. It's a very small cafe, ideal for takeaway. Sadly we came too early for sandwiches, they don't serve them until noon. So I settled for eggs florentine with spinach for 10€. But it wasn't really "settling," because it was really a rather nice dish. I loved the abundant spinach, and the hollandaise had great flavor. Sadly, the egg was undercooked for both me and my partner who had the eggs benedict with pastrami. The whites weren't fully cooked, you could see some translucent jiggly parts which put me off a bit. So beware of that - we ate it anyway, and the taste was very good, but texture was off because the egg white wasn't done properly. Also, they don't have decaf coffee, which is disappointing. Cute place to come for a meal, I'd definitely come back for a sandwich sometime! It sounds to me like they're the best things here. read more

The food was tasty, but totally over-priced. (€3.5 for a bottle of still water!?) My husband read that Ina Garten loved their hotdog, so I was willing to cough up €10 for a mind-blowing "tube steak." It was pretty standard. Also standard was the mildly disdainful Parisian attitude from the woman who took our order. She was friendly enough with the old guy eating fried chicken while smoking his cigarillo at the window bench, and with the young man who seemed to be her boyfriend. With them she seemed quite charming. The ambiance is nice: clean, modern, French rap playing in the background: it's a hipster joint, really. The food is pretty American, fare one could easily find in San Francisco. We deemed this our "worst" meal in Paris because of the price. But, we paid for convenience to our apartment, and for comfort & familiarity with the style of food. The food was good. But now, if I did it over, I'd grab pre-made sandwiches and salads at Erik Keyser or the Franprix market around the corner and picnic at a local park -- better yet, walk 15 minutes and picnic at the Tuileries. read more

I went to Frenchie To Go for breakfast this morning (yes, they are fantastic and open their doors at 8h30 which means I can go before work!) I was immediately drawn to their bacon sandwich (egg and cheddar as a supplement), despite the fact that their granola and bacon scones looked dreamy as ever. I highly suggest this for a little breakfast excursion out, and can't wait to go back for lunch sometime to try their deli sandwiches! read more

It's a hype, that's for sure, people lining up to get in and it was very busy on the inside as well. We came well before the French lunch time, so managed to get a spot. We had ordered pastrami and pulled pork sandwich with a strange coke and some fries. The fries were nice, but not superwarm. Pastrami sandwich was good, but the pulled pork better. Really good! Being inside the restaurant does not really have any added value, since it is supercrowded and you will be asked to make place right after your meal. So as the name says, take it to go! read more

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one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've ever had - no joke. Highly recommend the bacon egg & cheese

Another great place by Gregory Marchand. Outstanding sandwiches and fresh frites! This place has quality ingredients out together in NY style, no doubt influenced by Marchand's time in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. I can definitely see the BK influence given I was once a resident of the same neighborhood. The price of Frenchie To Go also makes it an ideal place for revisiting time and again for lunch. I visit at least twice every time I'm in Paris. I recommend the Pastrami sandwich. Incredible. Don't forget fries. It's France after all! read more

This place was a decent brunch place (not bad for Paris but not impressive). The lattes were good, eggs hollandaise and egg florentine were good also. After hearing about this place I was excepting a bit more but it ended up being a pretty typical brunch place. Will definitely try their sandwiches next time! read more

F T G - Eggs florentine (with spinach) and eggs hollandaise (with their house made Rueben pork) - Burgers Near Me - Paris, 75

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So glad I wandered down this little street and found Frenchie To Go. If you are craving a more hearty breakfast as opposed to just a pastry for breakfast I would go here! I ordered a breakfast sandwich on an English muffin (which was really yummy) and a cappuccino. The space is quite small, which may be a little tricky to navigate if you have a large group with you. The menu is basically all English so it was easy to read. Highly recommend! read more

I'm gonna be dreaming about that bacon scone. Usually I find scones to be really dry but this one was so moist and had so much flavor packed in a small package. Smoky bacon, sweet maple and all that savory buttery salty goodness. I just wish I got another. read more

F T G - Bacon scone - Burgers Near Me - Paris, 75

The sandwiches are awesome. Had the pork, chicken and the lobster roll. The beer selection is great, several specialty beers. Had a IPA that is brewed south of Paris. The food is great, pricey. Our total bill with two beers 60 Euros read more

F T G - Great lunch, a must in Paris. - Burgers Near Me - Paris, 75

I heard so many great things about this place, but was very disappointed. I ordered a pastrami sandwich, and my companion a pulled pork sandwich. First the waiter messed up the order. Got braised beef instead of pulled pork, but the waiter insisted that the slices of beef were pork (!). We sent it back and 10 min later we got a new dish; still not pulled pork. We never got our fries, and the waiter was unfriendly and made us feel awkward just for wanting to get what we ordered. It was a busy day, so he was probably pretty stressed, but our experience was really not great. The kitchen was out of almost everything, but luckily (I thought at first) they had pastrami, which was what I wanted. The pastrami was extremely (tongue numbingly) salty, and so though it was hard to eat in a sandwich. I honestly think that the kitchen ran out of food and served pastrami that wasn't cooked for long enough. Being a previous chef, I can imagine that they took a short cut to be able to have anything to sell. Surely, it is not supposed to taste like that. The pulled pork sandwich, when it finally arrived, was delicious. We never got to try the fries. .. The price was quite high, considering the food quality and the unfriendly, sloppy service. I would give a lower rating for my experience, but I believe that the service staff had a bad day (although at that price point for sandwiches, that's barely an excuse). For pastrami, go to Freddie's Deli. It's cheaper and some of the best pastrami I have had. Not coming back. read more

Not a fan. This was of the more disappointing experiences I've had in Paris. FTG has been recommended on several American tv culinary programs and in several travelogues. I ordered the hot dog menu. It includes a hot dog, choice of side and a drink. I chose coleslaw and a beer. The beer was quite good, Perle I believe. The coleslaw is a vinaigrette beet salad with a topping which seemed to consist of large grain salt and some indistinguishable herbs. I actually like beet salad but this was not a good recipe. The hot dog was also more salty than I prefer, served on a brioche bun which was both undersized and too soft for a frankfurter. All in all, a 14 euro disappointment. read more

It's all about the French fries!!! Probably some of the best I've ever had!!! Also had the Ruben, the meat was alittle tough so it got messy and I just had to take the bread off. I really wanted the fried chicken but as we were about to order they said they just ran out... food was great/music and ambiance was super enjoyable!! read more

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As a surprise lunch for Mother's Day, my husband suggested we try Frenchie To Go. Since we both love "regular" Frenchie, (even though it's almost impossible to get in there and we've been twice --persistence pays!) this is a very casual alternative. The menu here has a pretty American vibe - from breakfast "egg Mcmuffin" type offerings to hot dogs, homemade pickles, Reubens and pulled pork sammies. They also have a few salads for their non-carnivorous friends. A couple of varieties of beer, artisanal sodas (as well as Coke) and coffee round out the menu. Delivery's available and deli meats are sold by the kilo. As a bonus, their vin cave next door is also open on Sunday. Stock up for the week ahead! read more

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The best!! This has become a must stop for us in Paris. The food is inventive and delicious. You can't beat the Reuben but the Pulled Pork and Hot Dogs are also phenomenal. The staff of friendly and fun. A must visit! read more

Shared the reuben and the pulled pork sandwich. The reuben was by far better! definitely recommend it! read more

This place exceeded my expectation! Wow oh wow is it good. Ordered the Frenchie bfast: 2 sunny side up eggs, bacon, & some type of meat loaf. Everything was cooked to perfection and flavor was amazing. Definitely try this place out. Location is hidden read more

A M A Z I N G ! Their turkey sandwich is hands down 10/10 perfection add a glass a wine and you'll be in heaven. Staff are all super friendly and attentive. read more

Awesome cute little spot. Quick breakfast if you want something that will taste good and wont take forever to make. There are only few tables in the shop. We came quite early so it was just us. I ordered eggs benedict which was good. read more

Fantastic quaint eatery...everything we had was amazing. I can't wait to return to Paris to have the Bacon Sandwich on an English muffin for breakfast and the Lobster Roll for lunch. Washing them both down with a fresh ginger beer was parfait!! read more

F T G - Burgers Near Me - Paris, 75

I don't think i will regret so say its the best Fast Food in Paris. Good service and always a happy staff. All homemade ingredients always tasty food and an nice open kitchen so you can see whats going on ! Perfect place to go for a quick lunch but don't go there to sit and have e slow lunch and talk because its always crowded and you will be asked to leave if you're not consuming anything, witch i think is fine after all it's named TO GO! read more

Great food! Great service! Had the eggs Benedict with smoked fish & the freshest orange juice you could possible have. Also, the cinnamon rolls are delicious. Definitely recommend! read more

Really hits the spot, particularly if you're an American expat with a hankering for a big, satisfying sandwich. The pulled pork is as good as (m)any I've had in NYC, though perhaps not NC/SC-worthy. Delicious meat and bun, tremendous slaw. Hands down some of the best fries I've had in Paris. The price tag is somewhat ridiculous (3.50 euros for a doughnut is heresy to me) but you can reward yourself with a decadent lunch once and a while, yes? Crowded at lunch; prepare to hover like a vulture for seats. read more

Simple and great. Perfect for quick breakfast or lunch. Their menu is very simple and most of the time familiar, especially to Americans. But the quality of their ingredients is just mind blowing. I've had a bisque, pastrami, hot dog, Reuben, pulled pork, and a meatball sandwich... there. They were all amazing. Some American tourists might argue some of the sandwiches lacks authenticity. I think the food they serve here is better than being authentic. I dine here every time I'm in Paris and never disappoint. Never. read more

Came here on a weekend for lunch and they ran out of pulled pork during prime time. STUPID. But it's fine because I tried the Reuben sandwich and it was probably the best one i have ever had in my life. The bread was so greasy, the sauce was HEAVEN-LY, and the whole combo of everything just worked SO well! I do not like beets and somehow the way the beets was cooked just complimented the sandwich so nicely. Prepare to get your hands dirty. i NEED to come back and try the other sandwiches :D read more

F T G - Reuben sandwich - Burgers Near Me - Paris, 75

frenchie to go is super cute and the food is pretty good for american comfort upscale fast food. we got the reuben sandwich and the lobster roll, with french fries and coleslaw sides. it was a tad expensive, but hey, it's paris! seating is limited so probably best to come with one friend, leave the others at home. saw many people getting to go orders, so that's a viable option as well! read more

Seriously, DO NOT order the Eggs Benedict, unless you enjoy your eggs undercooked and your hollandaise sauce sour, like old. And if ever you decide to constructively share your feedback with the tall manager, DO NOT expect him to empathize or apologize for your disappointing meal, rather telling you how the eggs are supposed to be that way! (Only to have his colleague admit on your way out that the eggs are ALWAYS undercooked and that the dishes are systematically sent back with all of the gooey parts.) This place was a total waste of breakfast on a Friday morning in just another hipster wannabe American-inspired French place that doesn't understand the very first thing about American quality and customer service. Actually, the latte was good. P.S. Pastrami my a**. More like fatty thick-cut bacon slices. read more

American and British pub food meets French style with quality ingredients cooked by an Australian chef who is in-training under the famous Gregory Marchand, (chef of the next door, fabulous, Frenchie restaurant). What a treat! I literally at the best bacon of my life which had been cured in house. Magnificent! The porch sandwich was enjoyed by my friend and my husband devoured the tasty fish and chips. Highly recommend, especially if you want good food for less. I believe they close around 4pm so come for lunch. We didn't have time but the wine bar next door has a standing line starting at 6pm with appetizers to die for. I think Marchand must own the whole block. Bonus: the boisterous chef came out to see how we liked our food. Pulled pork sandwich with beets was inhaled by my southern friend who doesn't even like beets. Well done, Frenchie to go. I will return. K read more

Frenchie to Go is perfect for a brunch or lunch. One of the few places to serve breakfast all day, you can't go wrong with their unique eggs benedict served with pastrami and mustard for a taste you won't forget. But the real kicker here is the Reuben and fries. Share it. It's perfect for two and will remind you of that deli in New York you've been missing while in Paris. read more

I came in here starving after walking like 10 miles through the Louvre -- so naturally everything tasted amazing... my wife and I had pastrami and the reuben, both with fries, along with beers. The sandwiches were great, better than one could expect for such non-Parisian style food and better than your standard sandwich most places, but not on the level of a pastrami or a reuben you'd get in New York. A 5 star rating would have required more of a French twist, in line with the Frenchie restaurant. That said, the sandwiches were very good imitations of a New York deli style lunch. read more

Perfect for a quick lunch. I had the soup and burrata specials and they were amazing. The soup was unlike anything I had ever had, and it was perfect on a cold rainy day. 10/10 would come back read more

On a little street in Paris, on rue du Nil, is this little gem. Frenchie To Go will supply you with the most delicious and greasy comfort food. All dishes are inspired by the US. Do not visit without trying their granola. The best one I've have tasted in my life. read more

Came here quite early to start our day and got breakfast sandwiches and beer. Food was good though set up was somewhat confusing. Not a super friendly place but we didn't stay long. Good but not the end all be all. No complaints. read more