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Old 09-11-2013, 04:00 PM
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Karl, I did a lot of research on your behalf and found a few premier restaurants for you to try. . . . . . .



McDonald's near Paris, France
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ACCUEIL | McDonald's France
A 1 Rue du Commerce
Paris

B 184 Rue de Rivoli
Paris

C 167 Rue de Rennes
Paris



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Old 09-11-2013, 05:28 PM
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Julian.....this was really funny !
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Most of my time in Paris has been leading student tours, so we did not go to fine or expensive restaurants, but one I have always enjoyed and made a point of going to every time I am in Paris is Chez Chartier, on Rue du Faubourg Montmartre, near the Grands Boulevards Metro station. Inexpensive, good, and with friendly staff.
Agree, a no brainer as it is the oldest tavern in Paris!
May not be he best table but an experience for sure!
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Julian, I assume those are the McDonalds in Paris that have garnered at least one Michelin star?

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Julian, I assume those are the McDonalds in Paris that have garnered at least one Michelin star?

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Probably so Ron,
Doesn't everything in Paris have at least one star?

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You've got to admit that the burgers I pictured above will probably do more to satisfy your appetite than the fare you might find in some other Michelin starred Paris restaurants. . . . .

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No wonder French folks aren't usually overweight !!!!!
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You've got to admit that the burgers I pictured above will probably do more to satisfy your appetite than the fare you might find in some other Michelin starred Paris restaurants. . . . .

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No wonder French folks aren't usually overweight !!!!!

When it tastes marvelous, you do not need quantity. Over eating comes precisely from being unsatisfied with the quality. Compensation.
But I agree that it would be tough to have the new cuisine meal pictured for dinner after a hard day of work ! This one is a bit exaggerated !
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