This place is off the hook awesome when they have live music and lots of it. People are literally…read moreflowing over partying into the alley.

From the owner: Un écossais rue du Coq Gris Caché dans la petite rue du Coq Gris, le Glasgow s'étale sur deux…read moreétages. Le cadre y est extrêmement agréable, le service chaleureux et l'ambiance assez chaude. Vous ne serez pas déçu par ce pub écossais, et apprécierez à juste titre ses spécialités de bières et de whisky.

My mate Ged reckons this place is the best pub in the world. I wouldn't go quite that far (Moran's…read morein the Weir near Galway, Paddy Burke's?) but you can see what he means. A home from home for the expat Brits in les environs. Gilles as good as a landlord as you could imagine (single incurable drawback being Southampton fan - let's put that down to poor genes..). Staff invariably great. Good real ale on tap. Curry house next door....all in the heart of the beautiful town of Saint-Germain-en-Laye.

There's one side of me who wanted to give this pub 5 stars for its amazing atmosphere ! Everyone is…read moreso friendly, everyone speaks English and the pints are just like in London! (There's no Guinness though which is a little disappointing ) Though on the other hand if I had to rate the food I would give it a 3star rating- while the pubs in London have mostly all become Gastro pubs, this pub has stayed very basic and is far from the french cuisine of the cafes around it. It still stays the best place for drinks in town!

Pros: one of maybe only 2 restaurants open later than 11pm. Nice to just sit outside and have a…read moredrink. Delicious chicken strips and potato au gratin (heavily creamy, hurt my heart a tad). Cons: they are incredibly understaffed. Maybe 2-3 servers for about 16-20 tables. It'll take forever for food and drinks and if you have innocent American lungs like me you'll be annoyed of breathing in chain smokers outside (and not the Chain Smoker's song about Paris). Please, please don't order the steak. It's worst than a steak at a 24 hour diner in the states for 19€.

L'Agape Café was in the Bussy Saint Georges area off the Val d'Europe subway exit in France. This…read morecafe was located in a quiet open area near the mall, it was more of a bar than a cafe since their main focus was liquor over food. For some reason I was craving for a burger, and what was I thinking to order a burger in France!? It was gross! It had a weird taste and the buns were hard like a rock. The only decent thing I had was a taste of the mister's duck breast that he ordered (I think we spent around $35 for the both of us).

Cool spot away from the touristy palace. Nice beer selection and great snacks. They don't speak…read moremuch English but it isn't hard to point and say pint. Bathroom is a trip because the lights keep going off as the sensor seems to be set for 5 seconds, so keep moving while you pee.

Good place with affordable draft Belgium beers. The…read moreenvironment is good especially during sport events. It is sometimes to crowded though.

This is one of the most amazing hidden gems we've been to in France! After a long day of…read moresightseeing in Fontainebleau my large family didn't have reservations and this restaurant was able to seat us immediately, and they even stayed open late for us. The food was nothing less than fine dining and everyone loved their dish, even the kids! If you are visiting Fontainebleau forest do not pass up the chance to eat here!

Wonderful gastronomique restaurant with a welcoming atmosphere in a small town. We all enjoyed our…read moremeals.