Paul Bocuse fast food.. My first hamburger in France, and it was yum.. You can really taste the…read moreflavor of the beef, which is missed by any other fast food. French fries were perfect, and the bun was excellent.. Washed down with a nice cold pression.

Tried a hotdog once, was blown away. It's so good and hot and crunchy with bits of onions. Came…read moreback, tried the Rossini burger with foie gras. It was served up way more quickly, but also a disappointment. Since the burgers were prepared ahead and put in the paper boxes, they had time to sweat in there. The bun was tasteless, no greens. The foie gras was in bits. It was very unremarkable. Both times the dessert disappointed me. The pear verrine was disgusting. The yogurt was way too tart. If I come back, I won't go for the burgers, that's for sure. I heard the pasta wasn't very good either.

Best pakora in town, good fries too. These guys have been at it for years, and somehow always…read moremanage a smile despite the insane amount of business they do. Very often the atmosphere inside is quite packed, but I've had more than one fun conversation with people I've met there due to the limited seating. I grew up in Asia, if you're not used to (real) hot sauce, opt for the Pili Pili (which is quite good), but if you want to become a hiccuping dragon, their hot "sauce indienne", like their pakora, is excellent.

Very good "Tandoori poulet" with exotic spices. Not expensive. :) There is some place inside to…read moreseat.

Bagel was dry and cream cheese was tasteless . We were very disappointed! Maybe it was the time of…read moreday. Poor selection of bagels

Got the Alaskan fire with nachos on the side. The specific ingredients in this bagel were not so…read moregreat. The chicken was a little dry and the BBQ sauce was overpowering. However, I feel like the other bagels on the menu would be really good. The nachos are exactly the same type you get at a movie theatre with the liquid cheese. Great in a guilty-pleasure kind of way.