Birdy Hamburgers offers juicy burgers in two small locations, both modestly but nicely decorated. No outdoor seating. Burgers are typically cooked. Staff at the counter not always attentive. More expensive than similar restaurants, but Birdy is the only viable choice in the 7th Arrondissement.
Meating Corner is a burger restaurant with two locations, one in Madeleine and another in the 4th, a block from Les Halles. Pleasant indoor and outdoor seating. More menu offerings than other hamburger restaurants, including quesadillas, salads and a grilled steak.
Belgian-based Manhattn’s hamburger restaurant is the city’s largest restaurant dedicated to burgers. Manhattn’s brings an edgy New York City attitude to the ambiance and food of the only chain-location in France. Great burgers, flamed-broiled. Twice-cooked Belgian fries and top-notch service. Our favorite burger in the city!
With a single location in the Latin Quarter, Hamler’s Burgery is the only good choice for burgers in 5th Arrondissement. Hamler’s boasts a clean, modern décor with wood-paneled walls. Counter-service only and no outdoor seating.
Schwartz’s Deli in Paris is a New York-style delicatessan mimicking the world famous deli of the same name in NYC. But in addition to the pastrami sandwiches you can get a variety of menu items, including some big, juicy burgers. Pleasant decor and delicious food and 3 locations. The sandwiches and burgers are priced slightly higher than most other burger restaurants. But this is the best American fare in the city.
Le Ruisseau operates three locations. Two table-service restaurants with porcelain plates and silverware located in the 18th and Levallois and a fast-casual ‘Burger Joint’ with limited seating and counter-service only, with burgers served with paper-wrapped packaging. Good burgers at a good price.