Very good. I can't believe I am writing this review much less ate at a fast food chain from the US…read morewhile in Paris, and am going to have to admit eating here twice during this week long trip! I remember fondly my first visit over 20 years ago to the very first non-franchised 5 Guys. So I will admit I have a special place in my heart for this very successful fast food chain. After spending the day at Roland Garros, sitting in the sun, this was a perfect option for dining. Nothing fancy needed. We arrived and the place was packed. They have inside dining upstairs, outside dining in an attached area and a third area next to the street which is also covered. The line moved quickly as they had I think four ordering areas open. On each occasion we ordered a Little Burger, a Petite Fries, a coke, and a beer. Food cost $23 Euro. We opened out burger, cut it in half and poured our fries out to share. I have to say this burger and these fries were perfectly cooked. They came exactly as ordered. My only wish has remained over the years is that I wish they warmed their buns! Highly recommend. No reservations taken. Line moves quickly. Attitude of all workers is unbelievably positive. Will recommend.

This Five Guys is location on the Champs Élysée and is easily accessible. It has both outdoor…read moreseating near the boulevard, as well as tables just outside the entrance under tents. We stopped here after getting back to Paris late one evening. The setup is identical to any found in the states, down to the peanuts. This is clearly not the experience we've had at that other US based chain from Oakbrook IL, which always feels tiny and cramped. We ordered a Burger (€9.95) and a Bacon Burger (€12.95) both with cheese. And no, it wasn't called a "Royale with Cheese" LOL. Our Tab came to €23.77 plus 10% VAT or €26.15. Both tasted very fresh and served Medium, with the meat being a little pink inside. Nice! The Coke machine inside, was also identical to the ones you've seen that serve multi-drinks. But here, everything tasted like Dr Pepper. Ugh. Otherwise, everything was good.

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.

One of my passion projects is paying my old friend Ronald McDonald a visit in different countries…read more I've been to a McDonalds in Vietnam, Japan, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, etc. We weren't planning to go during this Paris trip, but nothing other than Au Pied De Cochon was open late, and we hit that earlier. I'll spare you the details, but it really didn't inspire me. On our last night at 1:13am in Paris, the Golden Arches were there like a lighthouse in a storm. We walked in with a bottle of red wine, ordered a small feast on the little touch screen, and walked upstairs to take a seat. We got a 20 piece nuggets (obviously), a couple hamburgers, large fries, a McCrispy for the plot, and 2 Mcflurrys. I ask one question to you, my dear reader, is anything in life as consistent as a McDonalds 20 piece nuggets? They just don't miss. Between crisp bites of these golden nuggets dunked in a black pepper sauce that we don't have in the states, I got a little sentimental. Nothing has seen me in every stage of my life like a 20 piece nug has. They've been there for me between games of middle school basketball tournaments, they were there at my absolute lowest when my first girlfriend shattered my heart into a million pieces, and they were there in the bed of a truck in Palos Verdes when me and my homies were enjoying our last days in our hometown before heading off to our respective colleges. They've seen my professional career go from production to accounting to real estate brokerage to tech sales. They've seen me pick up and put down countless hobbies: basketball, guitar, writing, a kombucha company, drums, video production, a podcast, voice lessons, making food videos, etc. If everything else in life is changing, the 20 piece nuggets are always the same. They have seen every iteration of who I am as a man, and for that, I am grateful. IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo

Tried their unique menu items here and it did not disappoint!…read more I recommend the CBO and the loaded fries. You can probably pass on the McDo. Try their curry sauce too!! So yummy and unique 60 cents per sauce. Macaron vanilla is so good!!

This place is always busy each time I stopped in here. It's a pretty simple process to just order…read moreon the screen and wait for your order to show up. The guys preparing the orders are actually quite friendly. If I asked or salt or ketchup, they happily provided. I ordered the unique to France 280 burger and it was quite good on a special ciabatta bun. I also ordered the unique Beef Ranch burger and it was also tasty with mayo, lettuce, and tomato. For takeout, these guys put your drink in a holder within the bag to make it easy to carry. It works well.

Pretty typical McDonalds experience. Order from the touch screen menus, grab a number, and they…read moredeliver your food. We just had hot chocolates which ended up being "do it yourself" arriving as warm milk with a chocolate powder pack and a stir stick. Challenging to mix and not have lumps. But taste wasn't bad. Restaurant was crowded, and the bathroom situation was not good. Attendant monitoring the stairway down, making sure its only customers, but at the bottom were two stalls, one for men one for women. Neither were kept up, and would recommend only using under extreme need.

Brioche Dorée is wonderful sandwich chain which mixes the old French train station meat & cheese…read morebaguette, with the chocolate treats found in any boulangerie. We did a stop and grab one evening before going back to our hotel to pack. They were out of my first choice of Roast Beef, but their Shredded Chicken (photo) was very tasty. My wife tried their Chicken Cutlet (photo) and a Chocolate Éclair (photo). Both were good. The company was founded by Louis Le Duff over forty years ago. Today it has over 1,300 locations. Besides Brioche Dorée, the company includes La Madeleine, Kamps, Mimi's Cafe and Pizza Del Arte.

Cheap and fast eats on the Champs-Élysées. All of the usual pastries coffees and sandwiches, sodas…read moresnacks and such. In door and out door seating.

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.

A solid choice if you're hammering for an American style burger while in the area. It's more…read morereminiscent of a homemade burger you'd pan fry, not like In-n-Out or Red Robin. The fries were okay as well. They have two locations, and this one did not have milk shakes.

Decent place. My family all ordered their original burger. I had the yankee which only has bacon…read moreadded. The seasoned fries were delicious. But none of us were fans of the mature cheddar. It ruined the burger for me. If you don't like super strong bitter cheese, ask for the burger sans cheese.

Despite the very cold interior (it was snowing outside), my lunch was served fresh and delicious…read more Quick to get seated, and friendly service. Had the veggie (falafel) version of the "Frenchy" burger, guacamole & chips, side salad, and fresh orange juice.

Why 5 stars? Because they did a solid job with an American staple here…read more --- --- --- Yes, we are the worst people ever to go to a burger place while in Paris, but I do want to defend myself: 1) It was a Sunday evening and it seemed like every place we picked out, turned out to be closed. 2) It was the night of the French election, which made even more places closed. 3) We were a little nervous about riots if the other candidate won, so we wanted to be near our hotel. Fortunately, the person beloved by most Parisians is who won. 4) We had been in Europe for 11 days, so we definitely had no shortage of experiencing new cuisines. 5) The ratings here were great! 6) And it turned out, the food WAS great! The bun was perfect - slightly toasted, which is something that should be required for ALL burgers. Maybe the new president of France can enact that law? As as should be expected in Paris, the beef was quite delicate and high-quality. I ordered the Dude Burger with carmelized onions and BBQ, while hte wife ordered the Frenchy. Hers her jam and figs and was definitely unlike any other burger that I've ever had. We enjoyed both very much! We ordered a glass of rosè, because that seemed like the thing to do in Paris. It wasn't great, but we were glad we tried it. The bathrooms were downstairs and the ceiling was only a couple of inches above my head. I'm not sure if that sentence will sway anyone into making a decision to come here, but I felt that it had to be mentioned :) Great job at burgering, Little Cantine!