American speaker in Rennes looking for food and a beer can be helped here. My French is horrible…read moreeven using a translation app. They were able to provide translation (to English)of the menu. Drink and water were provided the moment after ordering. The food was very good and prepared quickly. Soccer game was being broadcast on the bar television. If you enjoy the ambience of a pub this establishment fits the bill. Would be a great place to watch a Football (soccer) match.

Had a great burger and some beer there tonight. Great food. Great beer. Well priced. Nice folks…read more Excellent service and good atmosphere. Well worth a visit.

Open for lunch and dinners, most of their menu stays the same (samosa, soup, grilled cheese,…read moreburgers) but they have plats that change weekly, both small and large plats. I like that they always have a vegetarian option for the grilled cheeses and the petit plats. I got the Potage (€5) to start, because I saw it on their Instagram, and lemme tell you, they do a good job at making things look bigger than they actually are. I think I ate the entire soup in three bites. It was nice and creamy, with a strong broccoli taste, but I don't think I would go back for that. I also ordered the Porc au Caramel Grilled Cheese (€6) which comes with a very small side "salad" - basically just one lettuce leaf and dressing HAHA. It was very good, but the cheddar cheese that they used reminded me too much of the processed, American cheddar cheese that I hate so much. The pork was good - nice and soft with relatively large pieces and good flavor. My only complaint is that the grilled cheese took a while to come out (by the time it came out, the table that sat at the same time as me had left - so probably about 15 minutes after finishing my first soup) despite the place being half full.

Delicious food. And the staffs were very nice too. Reasonably priced for good portion. Highly…read morerecommended...

for meat lovers, don't need reservation, a nice restaurant with cowboy style...large choice of food…read more( meat , fish, etc... ) and a nice menu for kids

First off, the customer service was excellent. I only speak English and they worked with me on my…read moreorder as it was a struggle for both sides. The burger itself was pretty much in line with the rest of Europe. The meat is just not the same quality you get at places in the states. With that said, it was prepared well and came on a nice hard roll. The fries are extra and very good. They seemed hand-cut and fresh. I would come back for fries but am officially giving up on burgers overseas. I am giving the place 4 stars based on customer service and that the meat quality is consistent with other places. I do not think it is fair to rate it against American beef.

We had a wonderful time, it was our first dinner in Paris and it was excellent! The waiter assumed…read morewe were French at first, but once he realised we were American, he was more than happy to explain the menu to us in English! The menus aren't handed to you, they're on large blackboard that the waiters bring to your table, but I noticed this was fairly common in Paris. The wine was excellent, the food was even better (I had the duck!), and I would highly reccomend it!

Good location but other than that, the waitress was rude as hell, they have no menus and I had…read moreordered a tengo (supposed to be beer mixed with a little bit of grenadine) but it just tasted like grenadine, so nasty. I wouldn't recommend anyone to go there.

The atmosphere inside is everything to remind the US in the 70's…read more There are a lot of tables for either groups or couple (even if I would personally avoid this kind of place for my couple moments!). The menu is various, you can have salads, pieces of meat, hamburgers. I chose a goat cheese hamburger with sparkling water because, unfortunately, they don't have draft beers :-( They have bottles of Corona, Bud and other foreign beers. Prices are reasonable, even for a double steak hamburger.

If you've driven far along a major road in France, you've probably seen a Buffalo Grill or two -…read moreyou can spot them by the distinctive steep-pitched red roof with its white logo. While I wouldn't suggest that you make a special trip during your holiday, they're a very good option as you travel, especially if you want to eat outside main meal times. The food is American-style with an emphasis on steaks, as well as ribs, chicken, burgers and chili con carne. As ever in France, the vegetarian options are scarce but there is a hot goat's cheese salad. A few French options such as steak tartare have also sneaked in! Prices are reasonable although not cheap, and there are a couple of good-value two-course menus. The food was great, just exactly what you'd expect - not outstanding but not to be faulted either. (In other words, unusually authentic for a chain restaurant offering foreign cuisine in France) You're given a free welcome salad on arrival, and there is a full drinks menu including cocktails (bizarrely garnished with a skewer of haribo-type sweets). Service was really pleasant and friendly, and the waiters spoke English. The environment is heavily themed, from the buffalo outside the front door to the cardboard 'Indian headdresses' for kids. In fact, children are well catered for with their own menu, puzzles on the placemats, and even a bouncy castle just outside. All in all, a very enjoyable place to eat out, even if not the most authentically French!

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