Emil C.

This had to be the nicest and fanciest McDonald's in all of Paris. It was located very close to L'Arc de Triomphe on Av. des Champs-Élysées. I came in here to get some breakfast and to save some euros. It was very easy and convenient to place my order while using one of the many ordering kiosks. I ordered the brunch dejeuner: McMuffin egg & bacon, McMuffin bacon & beef, OJ, and espresso. I ordered a heartier meal as I anticipated a lot of walking for the rest of the day. The service and quality of the food was on par for any McDonald's that I'd visited all over the world. I used the relatively clean restroom before heading out. Unfortunately, they were out of soap so I had to use my own hand sanitizer.

J E.

We only went in to use the restroom, this place was packed! The women's room charged money to use, but the men's room was free to use. So, the women were smart, holding the door open as they exited for the next one entering. Whatever do you do, don't take pics inside tho... the security guard (a.k.a. Photo natzi) will scream and yell at you! It's so odd that they don't permit photos inside, but they can't stop everyone, so what's the use in worrying about it? McDonald's is a joke anyway, this location is no different than the others.

Jason R.

After a long day at the Eiffel Tower, wanted to get some lunch. I knew beforehand McDonalds in Paris, was nothing like we have back in the US. After dining here, that was surely confirmed. Upon Entry, you run into the McCafe section, which in America, is basically apple pie and ice cream (which the machines rarely work) however here, they had a little of everything! I opted for a Big Mac, which did not come in the standard box, but tasted almost similar, but seemed fresh. The fries were almost the same and the cheesecake was pretty good here. Another major difference was the quality in service. The employee spoke English, which seems to be a rarity here, and she seemed very happy to speak it. She was very helpful, didn't rush me and assisted me wonderfully. Overall, I was very happy with my experience here!

Andrew S.

I always stopped by a McDonald's when overseas and saw this streetside near a major tourist attraction Arc De Triomphe. As you walk in, the vibe is much different. The whole restaurant is organized, from a separate pastry, coffee bar to 15 touchscreens to order your food. Once you get your ticket, you will wait until they call your order. I have never seen such a major organization in the background, workers having specific roles, reducing multitasking that occurs at US McDonald's. The upstairs area is super clean. A worker stays up here and constantly sweeps floors and wipes tables quickly once someone leaves. The taste for the Big Mac is a bit different with the secret sauce. Overall, I had a pleasant time here, unlike the experiences in the States.

Fatima K.

Maybe I loved this McDonald's because I was getting homesick and I just didn't find the right places to eat in Paris. This location is awesome. Back in the U.S. we have two or three dessert choices. This location had like 20! They had freaking canelles! The macarons were awesome! Not Pierre Hermé caliber but still darn good. The burgers tasted like they would in the states but the crispy chicken actually tasted better than the chicken burgers we have here. The coffee bar was awesome! I've never seen someone draw shots of espresso in California. The seating was nice and open. They had hip music going. The outside seating was so Parisian and beautiful. The location was beautiful, the people were nice and the food was YuMm-O. Loved seeing the different offerings in another country. If you're in Paris, stop by this location!

Nancee M.

Being from the US we were excited to see a bit of home walking down thebdtreets of Paris and thought it would be fun to.pop in and grab a snack while checking out the differences in not only the menu but also the food taste itself. The biggest change walking in was the wall of touch screens welcoming you and the majority of seating was either upstairs or just outside along the street. We waited to use the touch screen and then we jumped in. I quickly went through the screens to see what was different, aside from a few sandwiches and drink options there is t many. So I decided to have my standard Plain Double cheeseburger and Iced Tea. Sadly for iced tea all they offered was Litpon pre-made and not fresh brew which should have been my warning, that and the higher cost. I should have just stuck with bottled water but I continued my order and once I paid I headed to the back of the restaurant to wait for my number to be called. While waiting I noticed the Mccafe items which included a coffee bar area along with assorted pasteries and macarons. If we decide to go back I may have to try one just to say I had a McDonald's Macaron. When they called my number I went to grab my bag and was about to ask about my iced tea, when I realized the weight of the bag. I looked inside to see my sandwich and drink were both inside. After my friends received their order we headed to the outside seating. As I took a bite of my Double I immediately noticed a difference. I asked my grow d if she noticed a difference in her Mcnuggets. She agreed and said they tested super fresh and clean. I said they didn't taste over salted like ours do in the USA. Sadly we couldn't say the same for the French fries. Over all we enjoyed having a bit of home on our trip to Paris. Happy dining!

Brigitte L.

Convenient brought us here. This location is right in the Champs Elysees shopping district. They have the touch screen monitors for ordering which makes it easier than ordering verbally. The McDonald's even serves macaroons. There is upstairs and downstairs seating. Restrooms available but cost you $0.50 euros unless you time it where otter ladies are coming out and you can catch a door before it closes. FYI restrooms stink and are not the cleanest! The food tasted like typical McDonald food but the fries had a vinegar taste and we weren't fans. They do have options for regular fries or potato wedges which is different. They also have different dipping sauce options than the US.

Sarah S.

I spent more time at this McDonald's than I'd care to admit as it was just a few blocks from my apartment in Champs Elysees and it has a few hidden perks. First of all, macarons here are just 1 Euro each and nothing to scoff at. They are honestly pretty good here although admittedly not as good as most of the patisseries. Macarons isn't all they have either, they have an entire baked goods section...the.bomb.com. Second, there is a window next to a high 4 top on the second floor. It has a pretty view out on the street including a slightly obstructed view of The Eiffel Tower. My friends and I went last night after dinner for some hot drinks to watch the sparkling Eiffel Tower (every hour, on the hour, it sparkles for 5 minutes). There is always a lot of seating and enough workers to keep the line moving smoothly, not to mention a special computerized way of ordering (EasyOrder) if you want it to be a bit more quick. Why don't McDonalds in the states have that?! It's super cool! Sizes are ever so different in France than the US...no super sizing and their Large is like our Medium. It's a lot of fun to see the differences between something so simple as McDonald's including specialized menu items like Le Oriental (we had to do it), special cheese sandwiches, Le Mixte (ham & cheese) 4,50 euros, just very cool different items. This location was our personal favorite during our trip and recommend it to others. Oh and they serve beer! :D

Dave L.

Right on the Champs-Elysees and within sight of the Arc de Triomphe, this McDonald's is always crowded full of locals and tourists, and it shows. If you don't step in a puddle of soda, you might see discarded food on a table. Not the cleanest, but, still, those who eat here do so to save a few Euros. They probably like McDonald's, too. Lines move fast, and ordering happens with minimal fuss. (I proudly ordered in my best French, but apparently my accent/appearance gave me away: the cashier answered me in English.) Nothing's wrong with indulging in a Big Mac in Paris, but something's wrong if you run into a McDonald's like the devil was hot on your trail, buy a burger, run out, and inhale it on the Metro. (Not that we did that.)

Brooke F.

McDonald's in Paris definitely doesn't taste like McDonald's in America but I give them an A+ for creativity. I love that you have the option to order from a large computer screen or order from the counter with a live person. This was such a unique experience and their ice cream machine actually worked!..lol Y'all know most American McDonald's ice cream machines are always down when you want a sundae. I loved that they offered unusual items on the menu like potato wedges, macaroons, cold cut sandwiches, curry dipping sauce and even beer!! I saw people ordering Heinekens with their meal and it blew my mind. This is a very busy location. Most likely due to the high tourist volume and shopping malls.

Matt C.

You can buy beer here... (and I think wine also..) Need I say more!?!... "Tonton C-Note"

Chelsey P.

Ehhh, McDonalds is McDonalds. This McDonald's has the view of the Arc De Triumph. Extremely busy area. But let's get to the point. Our fries were cold, the nuggets were okay, and my husband ordered the "Les P'Tits Plaisirs Bouef" Lol. It was like a crappy 'Italian' Big Mac. Again, it was "alright." Don't really recommend it. We paid $15.50 Euro which is $19.65 USD.. Cheaper than the normal around here... Actually the best part is they play American music and the "F" word keeps playing and no one realizes it/doesn't care. Haha.

Francis R.

I recently found my way to this McDonald's while on a journey through the streets of Paris. I enjoyed my French lunches and suppers, but this morning, I craved a delicious Sausage Egg McMuffin. I would have even settled for Sausage Egg McMuffin's inferior cousin, the Egg McMuffin. But as I navigated through the electronic menu on the giant screen, I could not find anything recognizable in the Breakfast Sandwich section. There were images of sandwiches with what appeared to be crispy bacon, so I settled for one McMuffin with bacon and another beef and bacon option, hoping the beef patty would taste something like sausage. Unfortunately, the beef was the same patty as a McDonald's cheeseburger and the back was soft and limp, comparable to something I dare not mention, lest I be reprimanded by the Yelp authorities. I set this sandwich aside and opened up the McMuffin with bacon. I figured it's hard to screw up eggs and bacon, immediately recalled the aforementioned bacon and assumed the bacon on this sandwich would be the same. 'Twas indeed. I pulled the bacon out and ate the bread, egg, and cheese. Suffice to to say it was quite subpar. My Coke Zero, however, was delicious. This is why I offer a 2-star rating.