Flunch - Piatti

I mean, it's a better choice than McDonalds Cafeteria style - you come in and pick your starter/dessert, and then order and pay for your meal.

Each time i`ve been in Paris in the last decade I make sure i have a filling Flunch meal because i know it is more nutritious and cheaper than most ready to eat food outlets.

I love ❤️ place de clichy 17 eme every time i visit Paris I stop ✋ there for a coffee ☕️ or a breakfast ???? or lunch ???? good price very clean and fresh the salads or sandwiches and fries ???? wow thanks ???? Visualizza piatti

If you are looking for a good meal at a reasonable price and you are in the area then Flunch is the place for you. It is an excellent chain. Nicely presented, well cooked and a good range on offer from this type of self service restaurant.

If you are on a budget, eat here. I was not on a budget but the food looked good, so I tried it and enjoyed it. Locals were in there devouring huge bowls of mussels, so it is not your average fast food joint. Draft wine at 1.50 per glass. Set menu at around 10 euro. Some French friends I was chatting with later did turn their nose up at Flunch, so just don't tell them.

This place looks good but it really isn't. We went there for dinner one night and the knives and forks were dirty then we went up to the counter to get our meat. I picked fish because it was the only thing that didn't look like a dogs diarrhoea. I paid and then I went to get my sides I picked pasta and chips. When we sat down the pasta was dripping in yellow liquid not sure what it was and the chips were cold the fish was rotten. And the brownie I had for desert made me sick. Visualizza piatti

Stubble across this by accident as walking near Pompideau It's in the B1 on the corner The 1 Euro ice cream caught my eye. The real deal was the AYCE Mussel special for 7.95 Euro. Can't be beat esp when you factor in you also...get AYCE veggies carb buffet bar with that. (they had fries mash cauliflouer bean (frozen) pasta etc) . For a mere extra 1 Euro you get a beer also. Where can you get all that for 8.95 Euro in Paris. Yes food is not gourmet but its passible esp at that price. There are other options of just going for salad bar or hot buffet and filling up that way. Other foods include meat hot buffet for 7-8 Euro. But those are precooked like cafeteria style. Steak looked good as that...

There's nothing extraordinary about this cafeteria, but it is located next door to the Mercure, where we were staying, and convenient after a full day of sightseeing when decision-making skills wane! Food is average quality but filling and cheap. If you don't mind plain, even perhaps bland, dishes and find yourself craving veggies after days of travel, this place may fit the bill. It's a great place for families with young kids. There are a few set price menu options, allowing simply entrees with sides or the full meal deal. After getting drinks, salads, and desserts, head to the meat counter and then to the till to pay. Take a left for the veggie bar, where you can fill up your plate with w...

Wandering around looking for a cash point, we accidently stumbled upon this place. Tucked away in the corner of 'Castorama' which seems to be like a cross between Ikea and B&Q on two floors. It's a small cafeteria type dining called 'Flunch'! Anything with that name had to be tried. For 9.95 Euros, you could have a 3 course meal with a drink which was a bargain compared to local restaurants and cafes. So, we got our tray, wandered around the buffet style desserts and fruits beautifully laid out and we could have anything with the 'fl' sticker on. I got a bowl and filled it with a variety of fresh fruit, then got a Crème Caramel for dessert and past the fridges which are filled with a vast ra... Visualizza piatti