Accidentally found this wonderful little shop while touring Paris. The fish and chips were the…read moremost delicious and the freshest I have ever eaten. And I'm from the gulf Coast where seafood is fantastic! Tartar sauce was great. Seemed homemade.

We saw the restaurant on a Japanese TV series and had to go there as I love fish and chips, having…read morelived on the East Coast. My fish and chips were very good and my bride's chicken sandwich equally good! Service was good and setting is a nice little local establishment. If we lived here and close by, I'd be a regular. We'll visit again next time in Paris.

Excellent food option in the park. I really really enjoyed the vegan fish (impossible nuggets) and…read morethey even had vegan tartar sauce! The chips were also fine but not very crispy. My sister also really liked the kids fish and chips. When we first got our food they didn't give us any tartar sauce but I went back and they gave me one vegan and one regular when I asked. The portion size is really big, even the kids fish was huge. My sister also got a mr toad cupcake that she really enjoyed.

I thought it was so cool there is an entire restaurant dedicated to Mr. Toad in Disneyland Paris…read more There used to be a ride (Mr. Toad's Wild Ride) in Disney World centered around the Wind in the Willows characters but they decided the fellows were not well enough known and it was rebranded. Either way, what a nice surprise in Disneyland Paris! The restaurant itself looks just like Mr. Toad's manor from the outside. Step inside and it's so quaint and English, decor full of the characters like toad armor, paintings, even the chimney is adorned with toads. It truly is a good amount of detail for a quick service restaurant at the park. The restaurant is divided into two small dining rooms and when I say small, I mean small. There are not nearly enough tables, but there isn't any space to add more even if they wanted to. The workers were helpful and pleasant. The food was surprisingly awesome! Toad Hall offers burgers, fish & chips, salads, and desserts. My friend and I split the fish & chips double - two thin but long pieces of fish with fries for 10,50 euros. The breading was light and not overly deep fried like we get in the states which we appreciated. We both agreed it was one of the best fish & chips we've ever had! Crazy to say about fish & chips from a quick service in Disneyland, I know, but truth. Then we shared a special 20th anniversary dessert (3,70 euros) which seemed most like a brownie with hints of cookie in it. It was thick and dreamy, so chocolatey, loved it! I'm down with Toad Hall and definitely recommend it for a quick lunch at Disneyland Paris.

Short story: you probably shouldn't eat here…read more The food is very expensive. Do not order an appetizer, especially the nachos, which are awful store bought chips with fake melted cheese and a chopped up pickle. The burgers are decent but the price is nearly $20-$25 US for a mediocre burger. There's literally no good reason to eat here. There's a McDonald's in view of this place and is honestly better food and value, which should indicate how awful this place is.

Not American food and not French food just some weird fusion confusion. Don't bother.read more

Ordered the fish and chips and a hamburger. Ask for the "Formule". Which comes with a glass of…read morewine, main coffee and a dessert.

My boyfriend and I were walking through the Bastille when we noticed the sidewalk signs in front…read more The food looked incredible! I checked my handy Yelp app and was pleasantly surprised by great reviews and ratings...so we decided to give it a shot. We were seated straight away on the second floor. As we scanned the menus and surroundings, I became very uneasy with the decor (read: Times Square, yellow cabs, Mick Jagger, etc...) realizing this might be a tourist trap. I was sadly correct. The fish sandwich was not much to be desired. The fries were decent. The sweet potato soup tasted like canned tomatoes. Next time I'll trust my gut and go elsewhere.

Food taste like home cooked. Don't forget to get there…read morebefore 9:15 so after that, they close the kitchen

So....didnt love the food, but the view was phenomenal. I…read moregot the French onion soup and salad w/ goat cheese, one friend got the pasta, two friends got steak. We collectively felt the best thing was the water...

One can only eat so many baguettes…read more... so many cheeses... so many slabs of foie... After drinking where Hemingway drank.....I needed some good ol greasy "Merican food...yep...burgers and fries. Le Pub is a french take on english pub good...and I though it was fine. Great people watching and okay service. Good drink selection...solid beer list.

Fun! Great service and atmosphere. I had a blast even alone. Bartenders are top notch. I hope to go…read moreback soon.

From the owner: Bar à bière, Restaurant, Comptoir & Cantines de quartier néo rétro, pour boire un verre en happy…read morehour, en afterwork entre collègues, ou pas ! Pour manger un fameux fish and chips, seul ou en groupe pour un anniversaire ! On vous propose aussi des tapas à partager à prix honnête. Laissez vous guider par l"équipe du Piston Pélican, Paris 20.

Why 5 stars? Because they did a solid job with an American staple here…read more --- --- --- Yes, we are the worst people ever to go to a burger place while in Paris, but I do want to defend myself: 1) It was a Sunday evening and it seemed like every place we picked out, turned out to be closed. 2) It was the night of the French election, which made even more places closed. 3) We were a little nervous about riots if the other candidate won, so we wanted to be near our hotel. Fortunately, the person beloved by most Parisians is who won. 4) We had been in Europe for 11 days, so we definitely had no shortage of experiencing new cuisines. 5) The ratings here were great! 6) And it turned out, the food WAS great! The bun was perfect - slightly toasted, which is something that should be required for ALL burgers. Maybe the new president of France can enact that law? As as should be expected in Paris, the beef was quite delicate and high-quality. I ordered the Dude Burger with carmelized onions and BBQ, while hte wife ordered the Frenchy. Hers her jam and figs and was definitely unlike any other burger that I've ever had. We enjoyed both very much! We ordered a glass of rosè, because that seemed like the thing to do in Paris. It wasn't great, but we were glad we tried it. The bathrooms were downstairs and the ceiling was only a couple of inches above my head. I'm not sure if that sentence will sway anyone into making a decision to come here, but I felt that it had to be mentioned :) Great job at burgering, Little Cantine!

Despite the very cold interior (it was snowing outside), my lunch was served fresh and delicious…read more Quick to get seated, and friendly service. Had the veggie (falafel) version of the "Frenchy" burger, guacamole & chips, side salad, and fresh orange juice.