First thing that hits you when you go to O'tacos : The number of people waiting to get their order…read moretaken by the funny and welcoming Jean-Paul, (Not sure if it's his real name, or if he was pulling my leg). Despite the long line, I placed my order fairly quickly and not even 5 minutes later my minced meat, chicken breast, barbecue and ketchup sandwich was ready. Only thing I didn't like about it was the white-ish sauce they add at the end, it gives a sweet taste which doesn't go well by me, but maybe you'll like it, who am I to judge your taste buds. Other than that, cheers to this fast food. Oh and don't underestimate the size of a double meat sandwich, take a tissue or two and most importantly a couple of mint tic-tacs, no body likes a smelly cheese mouthed person standing beside them in public transportation. Be civilized for god's sake.

It's a typical Mickey D's but with different hours than we are used to in the US. Check before you…read morego or try to order online. Your US app doesn't work in France. We put the French app on our phone and it worked.

I have to admit... I love eating fast food once in a while (I try to limit my intake to 3-4 times…read moreper year tops!). If you are reading this review in English, chances are you are not from Bordeaux, let alone France! So remember "Pulp Fiction": a Royal with cheese here is a quarter pounder with cheese back home!! Enjoy!

What a refreshing and delightful change of pace here in Bordeaux. This Tahitian Restaurant, Kai…read moreKai, had wonderful food and a friendly, prompt service. My husband had the "porcelet coco" and raved about this dish with slow cooked pork, coconut milk, and sweet potatoes. My "chai men" was also very tasty. This was s fun change of pace.

It was in a moment of confusion that we sat down in the outdoor seating of Kaï Kaï. Was it Tahitian…read moreor Haitian food? Was any of the exotic dishes vegetarian? An by the way, was it Tahitian or Haitian food? It sure did not help that the waitress did not speak English, neither that we did not speak French. However, when the chef who did speak English, came out to us in order to explain the alien menu and brought us a taste, we knew we had found the perfect place. The food was superb. Pure flavors of coconut, rice and banana was combined in a complex and accurate way. We were stunned over this 3 course Polynesian food, as google now had told us it was. There wasn't the slightest hesitation about improvising a 3 course vegan menu for me. And the chef sure did know what he was doing. I had a sweet potato sallad with coconut milk and tropical fruit for starter, a lovely noodle main course and hot banana compote for desert. Brilliant, every piece of it. Why a missing star then? The food was everything here. The interior was neat but boring and the place lacked decorations and details to make the atmosphere inviting and truly enjoyable. Except from the chef, the service was a teasing distraction. But that might be due to our different languages. I truly recommend this place overall. Had one of my best evenings in Bordeaux here!

A couple of friends and I paid a visit to El Taco del Diablo last weekend to celebrate Cinco de…read moreMayo and there were definitely some high and low points. For starters, the restaurant is very small. They can only fit about 10 guests inside so I suggest going there right when they open. Onto the food: guacamole was decent. Lacked cilantro and serrano and lime but A+ work for the texture. I ordered the taco trio and I have to say the meat was very very dry. I had to keep adding hot sauce because it needed some moisture. They have Jarritos but only one flavor. I feel like a salsa bar and the sides would have made it much more better. Because it still needs some work I would not recommend.

They only use very fresh products. Excellent food and great service! They have good options for…read morevegetarians and their burritos are to die for!