So as an American this was quite an experience ! Highly recommended the New York fish burger…read more....much better than in US. Disappointed in the shake ....and service wasn't great. They seemed annoyed ...and I speak French. Need to pay for WC!

Decided to come here since it was my goal to try every McDonalds in every country. And this…read morehappened to be the first one in France that I was able to go to. Like pretty much all McDonalds in the world, this is pretty standard in Europe, so no refills on drinks since there is no drink machine. When I entered, I immediately went to the kiosk to make my order. I was surprised at the selection. Much more vast than what could be found in the US. A slice a pineapple was available as well as plant based burgers. I made my order and got the receipt. Took about 7 minutes to get my order. And it was packed real nicely. Even the drink was packed so that everything was placed in one bag. No need for a separate drink carrier. The staff were friendly and spoke some English, at least enough to tell me that my order was ready. The restaurant itself was clean and well kept. Definitely worth going to if you want to save a bit of money on your trip.

There's not a lot to say about these restaurants. The food is overpriced for what it is and most…read morepeople know what it is. They serve mostly the same food everywhere with the odd nod to local taste, but the truth is we visited them more in France than we would have liked. It's our preference to support local independents over the multi nationals, recognising in the complex world of trade that the multi nationals have a place too and to deny this is foolish. So my dear reader I hear you ask why? Well three key reasons: free wifi, toilets with paper tissue, soap and hot water to wash hands and just alright coffee. Our experience was that outside this chain all three were harder to find particularly free (and for that matter pay) wifi. To give balance there wasn't a BurgerKing in sight anywhere and we didn't visit the French burger equivalent Quick as again they were not easily found. We were staying in camping la Vallee with dreadful owners running a prison type regime so we spent more time off site. Some towns like Houlgate and Cabourg had free wifi in town centres which just didn't work. Also the local cafés priced tea and coffee at and often above €4. For this price for coffee you get about 180 ml of fluid made with poor tasting water and cheap robusta coffee. Most cafés charged €4.50 for a 330 ml of diet coke. In short a rip off as far as I'm concerned. The coffee in Mc Donald's was somewhat better maybe their water is filtered and half the price in nearby cafés, good wifi and friendly staff. I noted that a Big Mac meal; the burger, chips or salad and a 400ml drink in the Dives Sur Mer branch was €5 or 50 cent more than the cost of a can of coke in a cafe. One morning there we got 2 lattes, 2 Mimi croissants 2 mini chocolate croissants and 2 mini Danish for 4 euro. So as the cafe owners can't be a*+ed then why should I? Case closed.

I have visited this McDonalds a few times now when driving through France heading to and from…read moreCherbourg to get the ferry. It is just a few minutes down the motorway from Cherbourg and can be seen from the motorway. You do not have to head off your route to get here and can quickly pop in and out without any hassle. The food is what you would expect and luckily the staff here have a very good knowledge of English too.

There's not a lot to say about these restaurants. The food is overpriced for what it is and most…read morepeople know what it is. They serve mostly the same food everywhere with the odd nod to local taste, but the truth is we visited them more in France than we would have liked. It's our preference to support local independents over the multi nationals, recognising in the complex world of trade that the multi nationals have a place too and to deny this is foolish. So my dear reader I hear you ask why? Well three key reasons: free wifi, toilets with paper tissue, soap and hot water to wash hands and just alright coffee. Our experience was that outside this chain all three were harder to find particularly free (and for that matter pay) wifi. To give balance there wasn't a BurgerKing in sight anywhere and we didn't visit the French burger equivalent Quick as again they were not easily found. We were staying in camping la Vallee with dreadful owners running a prison type regime so we spent more time off site. Some towns like Houlgate and Cabourg had free wifi in town centres which just didn't work. Also the local cafés priced tea and coffee at and often above €4. For this price for coffee you get about 180 ml of fluid made with poor tasting water and cheap robusta coffee. Most cafés charged €4.50 for a 330 ml of diet coke. In short a rip off as far as I'm concerned. The coffee in Mc Donald's was somewhat better maybe their water is filtered and half the price in nearby cafés, good wifi and friendly staff. I noted that a Big Mac meal; the burger, chips or salad and a 400ml drink in the Dives Sur Mer branch was €5 or 50 cent more than the cost of a can of coke in a cafe. One morning there we got 2 lattes, 2 Mimi croissants 2 mini chocolate croissants and 2 mini Danish for 4 euro. So as the cafe owners can't be a*+ed then why should I? Case closed.

Fast and tasty. Easy ordering. Happy with our only fast food while in France! Food a little…read moredifferent than the US but a fun experience. Try the menu board ordering in French for fun ;)

This Mc D is awful. My advice; drive on. You can only order here using a machine. You must tell it…read morewhere you will sit as its table service. Yet the staff manage to serve cold fries & lukewarm burgers. This makes the food awful. You can't customise your burger with a machine; extra onion, hold the mayo. You can't tell it you don't want ice in your coke or you want pepper or extra salt. So this ain't progress its cutting staff. I also regrettably tried the 'ice cream' which was meant to taste strawberry . It was impossible to discern any fruit taste. It did have a lousy aftertaste. This place went from bad to worse with no tissue paper in the toilet and the machine wasn't interested; the few staff were out of sight behind cooking equipment, after all no need for them to be at the front counter much any more. So it's easy to see why when it's here for me most of the time it's coffee , that's always hot, wifi that normally works and usually clean toilets and they can keep the overpriced 'food'.

I would call this a pretty basic place to swing into for lunch while touring. Menu is ordinary…read more Service is good enough. Food is tasty but not outstanding. For those American's touring, it is like a French version of a Denny's or I'Hop or Bob Evans. Fits the need to satisfy hunger and doesn't offend. The greatest attribute of this restaurant is being able to see Mont Saint Michel clearly out the window as you eat lunch. That alone gives it a good 3 rating.

Very basic, limited offerings and simply not good. Very dry galettes. The orange juice delivered in…read morea Minute Maid can without a glass. Stick with the crepes (better). Three stars because it has a clean restroom and is close to our final destination (Le Mont Saint-Michel)