Prêt à Manger is a dependable choice in NYC, London and now, for me, Paris, for quality grab-and-go…read moresandwiches, salads and soups. Usually some limited seating in most locations too. Consistently fresh foods and well-run for the price.

Prêt à Manger's is a huge brand in the UK, with over 200 stores in London alone so this was a…read morenatural choice for me while passing through Westfield Les 4 Temps, this is located on the upper level with Starbucks across the way. While I prefer the outside patio seating area at Starbucks, Pret here has a nice selection of seating and beverages. The food selection seemed poor even though I visited in the middle of the afternoon, there were no gluten-free items other than salad, and no hot food/soup. The staff seemed friendly enough, however, prices were reasonable too. It opens later and closes early than Starbucks and other places nearby too, the opening hours are limited. Good as a backup but I was pretty much disappointed especially with the food selection, Pret A Manger means "Ready to Eat" after all, but even with many hours until closing, there was pretty much nothing "Ready to Eat". 2*

Amazing service! Very helpful to a group of us Americans that speak very little French. Food was…read morefast & tasty too.

This place has decent food and the service was good. It was like a Taco Bell except the tacos are…read moresquare and have French fries inside the tortilla. Good for a quick bite but not really a place for dinner.

It's true that the United States is known for the classic combination of burgers and fries. Believe…read moreme when I say that the French, already known for their formidable cuisine, have decided to jump into the ring, and they have done so with a bang. Big Fernand's burgers cover everything--beef, chicken, and even a vegetarian option, and the burgers are DELICIOUS. Around 15 Euros should cover a filling meal of a burger, French fries, and a drink. You'll be glad you came here, and there are English-speakers working there as well!

NOT UP TO PAR compared to burgers in America…read more GET IN LINE RIGHT WHEN IT OPENS, the line starts forming fast, although the line goes pretty fast NOT MUCH SEATING... so you'll be sitting communally right next to strangers, in a TIGHT space.. not the most comfortable situation.. although they do have some outdoor seating just like at many other french restaurants, they offer a combo deal if you get a burger + fries + any drink (even beer!) + any dessert (cheesecake or cream puff) --Big fernand: the meat was okay.. i asked for it to be cooked medium but it came well done --Barthlome: a better burger! reminded me of a Western & this was cooked medium like we asked --fries: i must of gotten the end batch of small burnt fries ... bummer --cheesecake: just okay.. like a no bake cheesecake.. not very rich --cream puff: not a great pastry but nice almond essence taste NOTE: at least there's a bathroom & they offer english menus if you ask for them

We had an awesome burger and fries here. The owners were…read moreexceptionally friendly and helpful. Must try if your craving a burger in Paris

Le camion qui fume as a food truck hasn't convinced me when I had it back few years ago at Place de…read morela Madeleine. So I was looking forward to try their restaurant. The place is large, it feels a bit like a big chain type of restaurant and thought it was large for nothing (a lot of space not used ) The bun is so-so, the Chili burger was missing something... Maybe spices. The Chili cheese fries were good. Around 15 € per head it is priced fairly compared to the other burger place. I don't know if I would come back as they are so many other burger places in Paris to stick to one.

Every time i look up deliveries to Issy, Big Fernand always shows up, and I was surprised that a…read moreplace in the 9th would deliver all the way to Issy until i finally figured out that there is actually a branch here! Though we were a bit hesitant at first about going, since I have serious bias against zone 2, having just moved here, when we walked in, we were extremely surprised that the restaurant is every bit as hip as it is in Paris. Ha! Their burgers and fries are pretty good and juicy - you also get to do a bit of customization without fuss, which is always the draw of big Fernand. The price is also very reasonable, at around 9 -12 EUR a burger. It's a easy place to eat for quality fast-food. We will definitely be here often.

Friendly people. Good beer. Tasty food cooked well. I was happy when I arrived but somehow happier…read morewhen I left. Fun fact: restaurant vibrates from metro beneath it. Cool.

Delicious delicious delicious. I had the burger with bleu cheese sauce and caramelized onions…read more Staff was friendly and service was quick. I would go back if I was local!

I don't know why I gave them four stars to begin with, as I think this is one of the best quality,…read moreaffordable (veggie)burgers in Paris. I've come back with friends and colleagues, and everyone usually leaves very happy and full, for under 15 euros. I'm always tempted to change up my order, get a little wild and go for Tomme de Savoie instead of Raclette, but I always end up getting the same burger and it is always seriously on point. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a delicious, cheap meal. And if you don't speak French, I think the majority of the waitstaff speak English, making it quite welcoming for non-native French speakers (they will explain everything to you, and wait patiently for you to finally decide on what you want).

Went there for their Sunday set menu breakfast as it's one of the few places that were open then…read more Unfortunately that included the world's most burnt pancakes ever served. Even when the waiters walked by they did 'double-takes' on the pancakes but none of them stopped and apologised nor offered to exchange it. It's unlikely I'd ever step foot in this restaurant ever again even if it's only place left in Paris.

The menu looks just right for brunch: pancakes! Eggs Benedict! Bacon and sausages! How could we…read moreresist that on a lovely late Sunday morning? The menu even boasted burgers and guacamole! Alas, the actual food is a far cry from the American meal we were hoping to get. The tortilla chips are the bizarro kind, served with a tiny cup of insipid guacamole. The English muffins on my eggs Benedict were also tiny, and saggy - in fact that's a general complaint: everything was pretty much undercooked, including hash browns and bacon... As for the burgers, let me just say that if you crave for a good burger in this neighborhood, nothing should stop you from hoping on line 14 straight to the Frog at bibliotheque Francois Mitterand, where you can also enjoy a pint of actual IPA. So overall, this place is faux-American through and through and I'll make a point to avoid it in the future.