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"Menu boards allowed ordering in English, hamburgers and French fries just like in the states, very very limited seating."
Téléphone: +33145225673
Adresse: 119 Rue Saint Lazare, 75008, Paris, France
Ville: Paris
Site Web: http://www.restaurants.mcdonalds.fr/mcdonalds-paris-rue-saint-lazare
Plats: 11
Commodités: 6
Catégories: 5
Avis: 7013
McDonalds (of all things). Generally we don’t eat there and so pay very little attention to them, but this was one out of the box. We read up on this particular branch of the Golden Arches and found it’s the busiest in Paris with 2000 customers per day. The building itself is over 120 years old, in fact an old brewery. On the facade of the elaborate Alsatian, half timbered building it is Gambrinus with a golden crown (the king of beer) who is raising his mug rather than red haired Ronald. There is a stork perched on the chimney (unusual, even for Paris). The bill for the restoration was substantial as art restorers were called in in fact specialists approved by the architects of buildings in France (ABF). Why? Well the roof, the facade and the three rooms on the ground floor are all listed historic monuments. As a for instance, the restorers for the facade had to gently scrape 9 layers of paint of the figure of Gambrinus to reach the original layer and restore the colours to those of the original construction period. The mosaic in the original floor, ‘To the glory of the King of Beer’ created even more difficulties as tiles of the size and colour are no longer made and 6000 tiles had to be custom made and matched to the original tones in order to fit out the restaurant floor and that of the new lift for the disabled. This job was entrusted to one of the last French mosaic factories the Emaux de Briare. All in all a superb job was done on the restoration, even if Macca’s isnt your thing this place is worth a look/visit, paying homage to the king of beer.
