Indiana Cafe - Carta

Carte classique mais il y en a pour tous les goûts, on sent que les serveurs sont un peu pressés, l'ambiance est sympa.

Ce restaurant est remplit d'histoire , les murs sont ornés de dizaines photo de chef indien , les serveurs sont aimables , et les fajitas très bonnes !!!!

Un cadre original, un bon accueil, des serveurs réactifs qui amène un bon service. Un conseil: Manger le plus gros hamburger 2 x 175 grammes. Ça vaut le coup pour ceux qui ont faim. Bon choix de bières. Ver carta

Perfetto per un pasto superveloce e senza pretese. Servizio al minimo storico e cibo modesto e caro. Va bene se non si ha proprio alternative.Molto meglio per un bicchiere con vista Place de la Bastille.5+

accueil long et froid même glacial tarifs élevés pour une qualité médiocre et un service long même lent alors qu il y a que 3 tables horriblec est à vous faire regretter de vous être arrêter là et d avoir dépenser de l argent dans cet indiana café

Estávamos de lua de mel e fomos jantar no dia de uma das semis finais da Champions, não estava lotado, muito bom para assistir jogos de futebol; Comemos comida mexicana, muito boa por sinal. Ambiente bem agradável e atendimento muito bom. Porém fecha cedo para os padrões brasileiros. Ver carta

I was in the Bastille area and decided to eat here because I was hungry.The waitress was lovely.The food was not so good.Cheeseburger and fries - both were ugh.Even the bun was awful and soft - bad bread in Paris? You'll find it here.The amount of meat was meager, but it was saigant, as requested.It was also tasteless, alas.L'addition was nice - 13euros50 for a lunch special.

Lo teníamos muy cerca del hotel, así que para comer y luego hacer un descanso nos venía muy bien.Como buen embajador de la comida española siempre recelo de la de otros países,para no arriesgarme mucho pedí un sandwich de pollo, y mi pareja optó por una Hamburguesa de ternera. Para sorpresa grata de ambos nos pareció buenísima, de este modo nos lo hicimos habitual para comer o hacer cenas. Los precios acordes al Pais vecino.

"Happy Hour" from 5-8pm daily, we found a beer or two was a great way to relax after a busy day of sightseeing. But the sights from a sidewalk table at this iconic Parisian intersection are right out of your travel magazines. Young families with strollers approaching the baby/children's clothes store across the street. Pizza delivery bicyclists make suicidal dashes through the traffic on Rue de Faubourg de St Antoine ("RFSA"). Bikes, scooters, motorcycles, cars, trucks, buses mix harmlessly if chaotically with pedestrians, in an unscripted, unchoreographed, but very entertaining display of 'normal' Parisian nightlife each evening. This isn't the weirdness of Moulin Rouge or Montparnasse. Thi... Ver carta