Actually a pretty good McDonald's! The food at this McDonald's is different from the USA so I…read morewanted to try it out. Food came out quick and they didn't mess up more order . The dessert options are interesting to have, because they vary much differently from the USA. They have chocolate burger, hot chocolate, and much more. They even have their own section inside to get the desserts because they offer so much. Inside was pretty clean, and the place wasn't too crowded. I would go back to the McDonald's. It was very good.

This McDonald's is very slow to open so be aware if you're in a rush. Otherwise, they have made…read moremistakes including omitting bacon in a bacon/egg/cheese McMuffin. You may be better off going to a different McDonald's.

This location is in the Disneyland village in Chessy, France. We were staying at the Disneyland…read moreHotel and had all our meals at the hotel or the Park. We really don't do fast food but I know the Five Guys location has gluten free fries. We did have to go through security to enter the store and that made us free a little safer. The place was absolutely packed. They had ordering kiosks that made ordering a little more convenient except our kiosk ran out of paper so we didn't get a receipt. We had to stand in line again to get a receipt which was annoying. The workers were actually very nice considering how crazy that location is. We did have to wait awhile to get the fries but they were hot and delicious. The restaurant was pretty much a wreck but the amount of volume they do is mind blowing. You know what to expect at Five Guys so that's definitely a bonus.

Disappointing Experience Despite Some Positives Only one…read moreperson was taking orders on a Friday night, so the line moved very slowly. When we finally got our food, the order was completely wrong -- and I overheard the person in front of me complaining about the same issue. On the plus side, the kitchen looked well staffed and there were team members actively cleaning the dining area, which is why I'm giving 2 stars instead of 1.

Fast convenient food Located in busy intersection…read more Nice service Outside seating area

Visited on Thursday morning and was happy that the cashier spoke English. Picked out two meals a…read morenumber 1 ham and cheese baguette and something else. We ordered a lot because we were going to Roland Garros that day. Everything was fine. 5 stars. Saturday also going to Roland Garros I ordered the number 1 again and later while at the tournament found that there was nothing on my sandwich. Literally an empty baguette. Monday morning went back, there isn't a lot of choice for breakfast to go in the area and they do have the largest and best coffee. This time I checked to make sure there was food on the baguettes but instead of ham and cheese I got ham and butter. I'm not really sure what the sandwiches are supposed to contain. But if you order the same thing 3x it should be simile. Oh well, the price is fine. The coffee is good and so are the beignets. If something else is open go there.

There are quite a few McDonalds around the Gare du Nord area, and we picked one that was on the…read morewalk to our hotel from the giant train station. We stopped in around dinner time. It's pretty small inside, so not a great place to keep your luggage as you are waiting for your food. We were able to find a small window table. There are kiosks in the waiting area, making it easy to place your order (in French or English) and pay for it as well. It's important to ask for a printed receipt since the number is what is called out when food is ready. There were quite a few people wing. I tried to remember what our number (28) is pronounced in french (vingt-huit!), but somehow I couldn't recognize it (sigh...). The nice young woman at the counter, repeated it in English once nobody stepped up. Ordered a 20 piece chicken nuggets (11€) and a Big and Tasty (9€), which came out to $21.69 on my bank card (the merchant was called NANDRE). The nuggets tasted exactly the same as in the States. Got two sauces: Mustard (Moutarde) which tasted the same as Hot Mustard, and Curry which was a new flavor and was pretty good. The Big and tasty was a double patty hamburger with all the toppings and a strip of bacon. It was pretty filling and had plenty of beef (it tasted the same to me). It wasn't a quick or easy meal after our long trip, but it ended up fine.

I know that when I'm on vacation and should really try to experience the local culture an cuisine,…read morebut I have this fascination where I have to check out the foreign McDonalds at least one time to see how they differ and try out an unique regional menu items. I've never really regretted it until I tried one in France. The reason it was so disappointing was that it was pretty much the same menu as one would fine in the U.S., just twice as expensive. The most interesting menu item had to have been the macaroons. I was not expecting McDonald's to have their own but not surprisingly, they aren't that good. While macaroons you'll find in more well known shops are more light and airy, these were dense and chewy. I also tried a specialty cheeseburger with some sort of white cheese. For almost 4 Euro I was expecting more than the equivalent of the American $1 basic cheeseburger, just with white cheese. The same with the chicken bacon tomato sandwich. It was essentially a McChicken with a tiny bit of bacon and tomato on it. Anyway, I gave it a shot and tried it. But there's really no reason to go back if you're visiting.

First meal coming to Paris! Looking for a place that is opened late. Coming from America, this is…read morethe first time seeing and using a kiosk to order Mcdonald. You can order it on the machine and have it served. Make sure you select the zone you will be siting at. The kiosk will not be able to accept international card because it required a signature so you will have to pay at the counter. To my surprise the food was pretty decent compare to the Mcdonald back at home. The food came out fast and warm. The chicken nuggets are golden and juicy. They also offer wedge fries and sauces I have never tried before. They curry sauce and the classic chinoise sauce is good. I would not mind coming here again.

This was the absolute worst McDonald's I have ever been to. It took me 40 minutes to receive my…read moreorder when I was first in the queue. Then once receiving my order I was handed an incorrect order. My Coke Zero was completely flavorless and needed to be refilled. I was shorted a fry and requesting my order to be complete the 2 girls working were acting like my fries I paid for were coming out of their paycheck with the fight they put up against giving me my correct order. There are homeless people sitting inside and there is no clear layout for people waiting for orders. The entire establishment was disorganized and terrible.

If you want to eat Mc Donalds hamburgers in a quiet and very clean place around Les Halles and the…read morenice Rue Montorgueil, look no further ! I appreciate that the place is very clean and especially the quiet room upstairs. A big difference with overcrowded places around Les Halles. Good service art table (on weekdays) ; very efficient processing (makes even hard to understand why sandwiches come quicker than displayed on the TV screen with recap of orders?) . I appreciate service at the table with the numbers . The usual young colored waiter is helpful and efficient, still in an elegant way , without annoying you with questions. 2 warnings : 1/ for american tourists, remember sandwiches are much smaller here, more expensive than is US, and no refill for drinks; but you can have green salad and fruits ! 2/ Rest rooms are closed during COVID crisis.

Late snack on night 5 of my Paris trip, I stopped into this location of Burger King after I had…read moregotten off the Metro Nation stop nearby. It was still busy (BK's are definitely busier in France than I've found them in the states), but there were plenty of kiosks for me to easily place my order (though there was no option to customize to make anything heavy/extra). After paying for one whopper ($7.59 converted), the hardest part was to identify when my order number was called out. Decided to dine-in and found an empty chair upstairs in the dining room. The Whopper was well made, and the vegetables were decently fresh.