I know, I know: an American reviewing a McDonald's in France. But hear me out. We were driving…read morethrough the Bordeaux countryside on a Sunday afternoon, when all restaurants in the smaller villages shut down. We couldn't find so much as a market open, so we were relieved to see this McDonald's was open for business. It wasn't crowded, but they were serving food! Big fast food chains like this have better food quality than in the U.S. I'm serious - a cheeseburger tastes so much better in France than back home. Check out their local menus too, and order something different. We selected the Chicken Bacon Onion sandwich, Brie Burger, fries, and two sodas to share. Prices are very high, and there are no bargains or values to be had. The sodas are especially expensive, and they don't come with ice. We had a mishap where our credit card was charged twice by the ordering kiosk machines, so make sure you keep your receipt and stay on top of any fishy charges. Ordering is very easy, this location uses the self-service machines and they have about half a dozen language options (so you can select English). You don't have to stress about the language barrier (except for when they call your number; luckily we were one of three parties in the entire place). Our food was fresh and good, and I got a kick out of the special French condiments like mayo for my fries and packets of Dijon mustard. The restaurant was very clean, and the restrooms were free to use. I have no complaints, an I'm so thankful McDonald's saved the day as far as food was concerned (lesson learned - never drive through the small villages of the Bordeaux region on a Sunday without a picnic in the trunk)!

A great value restaurant where, although it appears to be an ordinary take-away style shop, the…read moremeals are good quality and served with a smile. The lunch menu offers great value - an entree with side (e g. chips), followed by dessert. Tried two different meals - the Schnitzel and the Steak and was very happy. Especially with the daily dessert option - a wonderful crunchy strawberry creation. Staff are fun and energetic (sit upstairs and you can take the occasional peek in the kitchen to see the chefs smiling and enjoying the cooking). Looks popular with locals, too.

Great lunch menu of one main dish and a dessert. Fun and up beat atmosphere. Food was prepared with…read moreattention to details which was a surprise as the restaurant somehow looked more like a fast food store from the outside. Our first and pleasant encounter of Sarlat's culinary world.

We had two visits to this restaurant; the first time, we really enjoyed our meal, simple but very…read moreFrench. The creme brulee was absolutely delicious, and the sauce on the pomme de terre very tasty. The owner, who was the only server, spoke perfect English and was entertaining. However, the second visit was very disappointing - orders mixed up and delivered in the wrong order, main dishes cold, steak tough and creme brulee runny. Mine host was apologetic but didn't offer any recompense. However, the prawn entre was delicious, and what else do you expect in la belle France ...

Dined there on last day of our vacances. The waiter was extremely helpful and spoke almost perfect…read moreEnglish, (He has relatives in Texas he told me- and he looked remarkably like Robson Green). The food was simply super, I had moules, and 'er indoor had duck, both beautiflully presented, both very very reasonable

Great burgers, rock and roll flavoured !read more

The burgers at Burger N' Co are huge and delicious. The only drawback is that they freeze their…read morebuns, so the bread is a little crumbly. The menu is all burgers plus a couple sides (onion rings, mozzarella sticks, etc. For those who don't eat beef, there's the option to swap out the beef patty for chicken or a veggie patty. Service was a little slow, but friendly.