Kebab places are all over France. I had a work colleague from Germany who claimed Kebab was…read moreinvented in Germany. Perhaps maybe......but in France there are many place in which one can get a fantastic Kebab sandwich. Another completely different work colleague said to me "you don't come to France to eat crap food such as Kebab"! I would digress with this statement that yes I do come to France to sample the KEBAB. See folks for me to really understand the culture I need to find out what the fast food is about in a country visiting. The food of the commoners, the plebs, the after bar food or the hungry man junk food. This to me is what Kebab food is about. Carthage to me was so good I came back here a second time. What I ordered was a succulent chicken sandwich with cheese and fries, Harissa sauce (spicy) and an Algerian spicy mayo as well. Delicious, fantastic and perfect for just a shade over 11€ with fries and a drink. They have TVs in the interior and the restaurant looks onto one of the square's near Marche St Pierre. Great location, great food, great prices. What else can you ask for. Why not five stars you may ask? It's cash only for one reason and secondly its true fast food no frills.

From the owner: Le toucan de jaude devient la p'tite pause. Il n'y a que le nom qui change avec le propriétaire,…read moreles produits restent les mêmes,(et plus encore: crêpes, glaces artisanales, café, salades à composer soi-même) , l'equipe reste la même. Et l'accueil restera au "top" comme avant. A bientôt de vous recevoir. Loïc

It's a KFC. The restrooms are generally clean and the service is friendly and fairly quick by…read moreFrench fast-food standards.

"You know what they call a Quarter Pounder with Cheese in Paris?... They call it Royale with…read moreCheese." - Vincent Vega, Pulp Fiction. Being that Pulp Fiction is my favorite movie, I had to drop by a McDonald's while in France. Weather was terrible during our day trip to Clermont-Ferrand, and we were unaware that everything would be closed on that particular day. McDonalds was one of the veeeery few places open and serving food. We trekked our way to this location in very windy rain and cold weather. I was quite excited to see the menu say Royal Cheese. My boyfriend and I thought the burgers tasted better than what we find in the USA, but perhaps it was because we were both famished from not finding anywhere to eat all day.