Basic McDonald's in Paris. If you are going here while in France, you've really gotta get out more.read more

The best McDonald's experience I've ever had. Staff was super friendly, products were tasty and…read morecooked to perfection. Service was crazy fast and the restaurant was clean and modern.

I loved this place. It's a small hole in wall in old town…read more The guy making the food was behind the counter and one other guy working. Super nice guy and good service Only have few tables so you pick up the food or get lucky and enjoy the mini street it sits on Now their sandwiches are made well with fresh ingredients and not premade. They also have salads and serve burgers Oh and don't forget the 3€ house wine Ask for Vincent, the owner. A stand up guy

From the owner: Une bistrot de quartier gourmand et chaleureux C'est l'endroit idéal pour vous pause déjeuner…read more Etcetera est un petit restaurant, saladerie, salon de thé à l'ambiance cosy. La carte change tous les jours et propose une cuisine gourmande plutôt traditionnelle. L'accueil y est chaleureux, tout comme l'endroit et l'addition douce. Une petite perle de quartier à ne pas louper!

It's definitely a popular location to get food. With the automated ordering kiosks and a separate…read moresection for pastries and desserts, the looks is more like a European patisserie or bakery. Food is certainly not as inexpensive as American McDonalds but you can get a decent breakfast combo for about 3.50 Euro a person. They have a few options. Dinner is a little pricier. If you're an American and never been to Europe before, don't expect coffee sizes to be even adequate compared to what you're used to back home and don't expect amazing service that's expected in a fast food place. Most of the coffee is a lot of expressos served in small cups that might seem a little expensive compared to what you get in America. The European culture especially here in France is that people like to take their time, not be rushed, and things go a lot slower. This placed tends to get packed during dinner hours and you see a lot of French youth packing the place and the staff struggling to keep pace. My recommendation is that if you live close to this location that it's good for breakfast when it opens at 7:30. Especially if you don't want to go to local French pastry places for breakfast if they don't serve egg and all that. Dinner is when you should go explore the city and take in the local places whether it's native French cuisine or any other cuisine and for the price and chance of it being packed, you're better off going elsewhere and walking around for your dinner. Here it depends on the location and the person taking your order (if they speak English fluently or not) to understand what your needs are. It's not the best McDonalds I've been to but it's not far from what I expect from an European and international location.

Awful... over 30 minutes for an order. Won't take orders at a register so you can't customize an…read moreorder (I can't eat onions). If I wasn't so sick and want comfort food I would never come in here. Update.... Waited 40 minutes and the order is wrong, fries- which I thought would be perfect have been sitting for awhile. - awful