We got into town and popped over to Buffalo Grill for a quick dinner. It started with a simple…read moresalad and finished with sausages with a form of succotash. The servers are very nice and quick with delivery of food and drinks. There was a surprise sighting of the Buffalo mascot while we were in the restaurant. The restaurant has almost a sports bar Field with small tables separated by partial wall walls. Great place for dinner.

Burger is so so at least compare to American fast food burgers. Fries are adequate, the fried…read morecheese was the best of the meal. Oh actually the cure sauce I had to pay .20 for was. But there are free refills on soda.

Great vibe, great staff. We stopped in for lunch on the quieter side, which made for a relaxed…read moreexperience. The folks behind the counter were helpful in guiding us through the menu and genuinely meant it when they said they'd make anything right if it fell short. Food came out quickly and fresh. The standout was the Le Normand burger, topped with andouille and camembert. Mouthwateringly good, and an easy recommendation. My wife's croque-monsieur was solid, though she felt it could have used more meat. Overall a pleasant stop. Worth dropping in if you're in the area.

In a sea full of tourist traps near Normandy Beach we were so excited to find L'Embusque. For 10…read moreeuros you can get the most delicious burger you've ever had. My friend got the burger while I got the panini in an effort to be healthier. Just do yourself a favor and get the burger instead, the panini was good but the burger was even better. The tomato/bacon reduction on top really put this burger over the top. Most of the other restaurants we googled in the area had incredibly high prices and not so great food. This was the perfect pit stop while museum hopping.

From the owner: Situé en plein-cœur de Saint-Malo Intra-muros, Home Burger vous propose une cuisine de qualité :…read more100 % burgers, 100 % produits frais et locaux.

A very charming small Burger and Kebab restaurant. Everything is made on order in front of your…read moreeyes. All ingredients are excellent quality. The buns are larger than most people are used to, but they are fantastic. For the quality you get the food is actually cheap! I tried the "Le Marcel" Burger, which comes with a choice of very aromatic French cheese, for me it was the Morbier, which I would have never tried on a Burger, but they make it work with great seasoning. Really a great combination. The fries are Belgian style and good and come with a homemade sauce. Also quite good. One of the best burgers I've tried in a long time. And on top of it all Marcel is a really nice guy and was open to my stupid question. An excellent host! Check it out.

Fantastic burgers & fries, freshly made. Attention is paid to every detail. Quality meat cooked…read moreperfectly, toasted bun, selection of local cheese or cheddar, good portion, melted. Hand cut potatoes fried fresh. Really delicious. Also kebabs.

Stopped in at the last minute with no reservation, on a quick stopover in La Havre. Found the owner…read moreoperator, Patrick, EXTREMELY nice. He didn't speak English well but much better than our French. He worked sooo hard to accommodate us, even with our broken-language. He worked so hard to meet our requests for food, drinks, and WiFi. We arrived after 8:30 on a Friday night and found a small table in the back. There were games stacked on a table behind us as if the place was a 20-something all-hours hang out. The burgers are quality, with the perfect French touch. We discovered after we ordered that we could have custom built our burgers. The ones we ordered off the menu were tasty with a large portion of fries. The fries are classic English chips, solid in that regard. In summary, the burger and fries were solid, tasty and filling. But I found the charming grace of this joint to be the operator. He was special. I recommend to anyone looking for a quick, informal, inexpensive burger meal.

Food: These crêpes were INCREDIBLE! The duck crêpe came with foie gras and some sort of cheese…read morefilling and it was soooo good. I also got the pistachio crêpe for dessert which was amazing as well. The sauce tasted homemade, and the ice cream was really good as well. I will be dreaming about these crêpes. Service: Our waiter was so friendly, and funny too haha. He spoke really good English too! Food is also fast. Ambiance: There is a lot of outdoor seating (it was quite cold though), but it gets pretty busy during lunch hour, both French and non-French clientele. This area gets super busy, so just be prepared to find a good parking spot beforehand.

This understated almost hidden place was such a pleasant surprise. We had an amazing meal here…read morewith the most delicious crepes . We never get desserts but had to bc we wanted more crepes! The bill was so reasonable we thought they had missed something but they hadn't, the service was great too. Totally enjoyed ourselves.

I have visited this McDonalds a few times now when driving through France heading to and from…read moreCherbourg to get the ferry. It is just a few minutes down the motorway from Cherbourg and can be seen from the motorway. You do not have to head off your route to get here and can quickly pop in and out without any hassle. The food is what you would expect and luckily the staff here have a very good knowledge of English too.

There's not a lot to say about these restaurants. The food is overpriced for what it is and most…read morepeople know what it is. They serve mostly the same food everywhere with the odd nod to local taste, but the truth is we visited them more in France than we would have liked. It's our preference to support local independents over the multi nationals, recognising in the complex world of trade that the multi nationals have a place too and to deny this is foolish. So my dear reader I hear you ask why? Well three key reasons: free wifi, toilets with paper tissue, soap and hot water to wash hands and just alright coffee. Our experience was that outside this chain all three were harder to find particularly free (and for that matter pay) wifi. To give balance there wasn't a BurgerKing in sight anywhere and we didn't visit the French burger equivalent Quick as again they were not easily found. We were staying in camping la Vallee with dreadful owners running a prison type regime so we spent more time off site. Some towns like Houlgate and Cabourg had free wifi in town centres which just didn't work. Also the local cafés priced tea and coffee at and often above €4. For this price for coffee you get about 180 ml of fluid made with poor tasting water and cheap robusta coffee. Most cafés charged €4.50 for a 330 ml of diet coke. In short a rip off as far as I'm concerned. The coffee in Mc Donald's was somewhat better maybe their water is filtered and half the price in nearby cafés, good wifi and friendly staff. I noted that a Big Mac meal; the burger, chips or salad and a 400ml drink in the Dives Sur Mer branch was €5 or 50 cent more than the cost of a can of coke in a cafe. One morning there we got 2 lattes, 2 Mimi croissants 2 mini chocolate croissants and 2 mini Danish for 4 euro. So as the cafe owners can't be a*+ed then why should I? Case closed.