My favorite place in Paris. Authentic, small, and homey. Fantastic food. Also, the Turkish coffee…read moreis off the hook. Forget French food. This is the place!

Last night in Paris I wanted to indulge in some great arab halal food, the reviews are great…read morehere....don't be fooled - THEY'RE FAKE! Upon arriving, I waited at the front for a few minutes before anybody even acknowledged me, once we sat down we waited another 10 minutes to even get a menu. They don't have enough menus, so we had to wait for the table next to us to finish with the menu before the waiter handed us their menus. Once we chose what we wanted, we waited another 5-10 minutes before we had to flag a waiter to take our order. We also didn't get any water/drinks for about half an hour after sitting down. The restaurant smells like sweat...and they do NOT give free water at all. The room is TOO loud, there's loud music, loud bar sounds and just overall loud general noises. Also the hostess wearing black yelled at multiple waiters a few times in front of guests so that was weird... Anyways, on to the food..... Portions are TOO small, ridiculously overpriced. The food didn't come out at the same time, one of six of us nearly finished her food before the rest of us got anything. The table besides us, had 5, and only 2 received their food and finished it completely before the other 3 received their food. We ordered 2 of the same plate, and only one came. Unfortunately for me I was the odd one out waiting another 14 minutes for my plate. The only positive, the food was actually good. It wasn't amazing, but it was good, except one of my kafta's was raw. They also offered us tea in the end to compensate for the awful service, just for them to never give it. Overall, congrats to this restaurant! This takes the cake as the WORST restaurant I've ever been to. Dreadful service and ambiance. Please come here if you want to lose your mind.

I highly recommend trying this place. Especially if you're Muslim and only eat halal - it's like a…read moredream come true, you can't miss it. A special mocktail menu, delicious appetizers (I got the carpaccio, my girlfriend doesn't like salad and we destroyed it). Side bread was delicious. Great dinner menu, we got the lamb and ribeye steak. The lamb is to die for, the steak was immaculate, side sauce was incredible and unique. The mashed potato's that come with the lamb were unique as well, and some of the best mashed potato's we've ever had. The ambience and environment was amazing too, great decor, romantic and playful, but also artistic. Music was spot on and a good vibe. Service was professional, food was spaced out properly and patiently. The waiters were very kind and helped us order by recommending popular items and catered it to our preferences. Mohammad specifically was amazing, but all of the staff were great, you can tell they care about what they do and do it with passion. Huge shoutout to the chef here, it's one thing to make delicious food, another to make it unique like no other at the same time, all while catering the experience to a modern Muslim culture and capturing the excellence of French cuisine.

Definitely make a reservation because this place gets BUSY. My friend and I got here as soon as…read morethey opened without a reservation and we were fortunate enough to be seated but the place was already packed. I came here just for the cordon bleu and it was absolutely delicious. I guess a traditional French cordon bleu wouldn't be very flavorful but this WAS, from the sauce to the garnishings and the cheese sauce on the inside. The potatoes it was served with were also extremely well seasoned. We also got a complimentary mint tea!

Discreet gem off on Rue Washington, off of the crowded Champs-Élysées…read more They have a small patio, and the staff kindly shaded our table by moving the patio furniture around. Service was very quick! I got the lamb, and my friend got the chicken.and was juicy and fatty (how I like it) and chicken was tender.

A WONDERFUL place to have authentic Lebanese cuisine while in Paris. Just off the Champs Elysees,…read morethis lovely place boasts great food and excellent, attentive service! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

This was my 2nd time coming to this location while traveling to Paris. I was outside waiting for…read morethe restaurant to open for dinner service about 10 mins. The 2 waitresses saw me and another couple waiting but would not open the doors despite the rain. They were chatting not setting up etc. Even after we were allowed to enter, the waitresses couldn't be bothered with questions and continued chatting. The burger was decent but we felt like we were inconveniencing the waitstaff by being there. We ate and left within 30 mins. We were hungry. It's halal. Unless I'm starving or craving being ignored, I'll probably not go back. The Yemeni restaurant across the street is great and the owners/ wait staff are much nicer.

I cringed a little when my son suggested we go to a burger joint while walking the streets of…read moreParis. But it was raining and we were wet and famished. WOW! These burgers are great! I got the Mediterranean and it was delicious. From the bun, to meat, to garnishing, to the fries... everything was excellent. And was under 50 euros for three meals, so a fantastic value as well. A surprising culinary highlight of my Paris trip!

Great little takeout place. The guy who waited on me was very kind and helpful. He was very patient…read morewith me as I tried to speak in French. The food was excellent. Large portion and very flavorful.

Disappointing experience overall. The Caesar salad arrived with cold, refrigerator-temperature…read morechicken pieces -- clearly pulled straight from storage rather than freshly grilled, which threw off the whole dish. The pizza was mediocre at best: an uninspired crust, bland sauce, and nothing that suggested real Italian craft. For a place positioning itself as Italian, the execution falls well short of what you'd expect. Not recommended.

Lots of people fast service great taste , will be back next year…read more Has 3 floors , crème brule is a must

Tiny place serving up Shawarma. The service was great. I asked for extra hot. They were very…read moresurprised to say the least. Parisians are not known for anything spicier than cream. They loaded me up not sure if I could take it. It was excellent. The food is excellent. The location is a busy fun street. The restaurant is tight, cramped, and the eating area is kind of dirty. Let's just say when their busy the four seats inside are rarely cleaned. It's the Latin Quarter. You're meant to get the food and go strolling. But, I was tired. That said, I would go back. There are two great Shawarma shops in this street. You can't go wrong with either of them.

The PERFECT drunk meal in Paris. Definitely recommend, the owner is personable and the cook got us…read moreour food within 5 minutes. On a narrow street where you can sit on the curb or take your food to go. 10/10.

Most important thing: it's cheap! Ordered a beef doner with fries for 5.80 euros. The food is worth…read moreabout what you pay for it, it's not a 5 star meal, but it does the trick when you're starving on the late night. Plus, you get a good amount of food, and fries.

I figured it was time to write a review for my namesake restaurant, the one in the little blurb…read moreunder my name. It'll be a problematic review, since I haven't been here since around November of 2004. But let's try it and see how it goes. At the time, "Mac Doner" was an unusually dominating presence, compared to most of the other Turkish-style takeaway places in the city. For one thing, the 16th is a rich, heavily white area of Paris, with very little in the way of fast food. This was the only spot for a kebab or an adana kebab sandwich in that part of the neighborhood, and probably one of the few in the neighborhood altogether. It also had a striking blue neon sign, contrasting against the otherwise staid quality of this semi-residential street. (Eventually they added a new, more traditional exterior, as I saw when I walked by in 2007--unfortunately I didn't stop in and try it again.) And then there's the name itself, mildly punning, nearly copyright-infringing. It rolls off the tongue nicely. As for the food, I would have to admit that I'm adding an extra star for nostalgia. It was, it's true, one of the earliest kebabs I'd ever eaten, a food which is now a mild obsession. The white sauce was good, tart, fresh, with large bits of mint in it; that bread, the peculiarly French type of round pita, was soft and a little toasted; the fries were decent, just a bit soggy, as they always seem to be when you open the long clamshell package. But the meat never seemed stellar. There were too many fatty bits, too much turkey and not quite enough veal. This definitely wasn't a "kebab extra veau." Still, a kebab in the 16th, in that forest of dull luxury, is going to have the benefit of uniqueness, of a lack of competition. The surprise of its being there at all adds something to the flavor. I'd go back, I'd even go out of my way to have it again. I do hope that when they renovated they added some seating, since I remember there being absolutely nothing seven years ago. But either way, there is no arguing with Mac Doner. Either figuratively or literally, since--I'm told--the employees are still on the haughty side.

Waited too long to make a reservation elsewhere so we decided to try walk in at Ziti, just around…read morethe corner from our hotel. When we arrived around 6:30pm it was almost empty inside (the few outside tables were full), but quickly filled with guests shortly after arriving. In comfort food mode, we both ordered the Caesar Burger and fries. Food came up quickly and the portions were substantial. In a world of Russian roulette when it comes to ordering North America fare in Europe, we were pleasantly surprised to find a solid choice. While it seems the breaded chicken was previously frozen and then deep fried, it's hard to expect much else - you are in France. Restaurant is very clean, service staff were friendly and attentive. We asked for ketchup and it arrived without judgement -- merci. Food $$ is reasonable and the meals we saw presented to other tables seemed to be well received.

It's a nice small spot with great ambience. It has a small bar and photos on the wall. We received…read moreservice from the time we walked in until we left. The only down was having to ask for break and small plates. The drinks did not disappoint nor did the food. Two people had Alfredo and enjoyed it. One person had gnocchi and said it was cooked perfect. I had the branzino which was cooked perfectly but just didn't have any taste it could have used a sauce but the zucchini served with it was good. The other two had veal spaghetti and didn't leave any. I'd return.