Les meilleurs restaurantsde cuisine autres cuisines en Levallois-Perret

25/05/2026: Practical, quick, and it's good.

25/05/2026: Amazing food with fast and friendly staff

14/06/2026: Defective toy. The manager refused to exchange my son's toy at the McDonald's on Rue Willesone in Levallois-Perret. It's the first time I've seen anything like this at McDonald's. These managers told me not to eat the bear with the four white threads on its ears. I asked if these managers could read. I've never seen anything like it at McDonald's. Refusing to exchange a child's toy at this McDonald's. I mean, what's the point of keeping this to myself? This manager is awful. I really think there's a problem.

14/06/2026: An absolutely unacceptable experience and, at this stage, extremely concerning from a legal standpoint. An Uber Eats order costing nearly €30, for a delivery that was completely incomplete and clearly did not match what was paid for. Initial order: 2 Big Macs, a McNuggets meal (6 nuggets, fries, Coke), Big Mac sauce. Actual delivery: only one Big Mac, two nuggets, one of which was clearly half-eaten, and nothing else. Crucial point: the bag was sealed upon delivery, which precludes any intervention on our part regarding the contents. Given the extent of the missing items—nearly three-quarters of the order—we immediately contacted Uber Eats, who, considering the situation and the sealed packaging, asked us to contact the restaurant directly. After calling McDonald's, the restaurant maintains with certainty that the order was prepared correctly and that nothing was omitted. This position is difficult to defend given the facts. Not wanting to abandon our meal or get bogged down in an endless process since the order had already been paid for, we had to go to the restaurant ourselves to collect what had already been paid for but never delivered. And there, to our astonishment: a restaurant clearly in complete disarray. A succession of dissatisfied customers, a string of refunds, a constant stream of complaints, an overwhelmed manager, and cashiers busy dealing with problem after problem. I waited for over 45 minutes, between midnight and 1:25 a.m., in a manifestly disorganized establishment. The most shocking thing: the Big Mac meal I had come to pick up, having already paid for it in my Uber Eats order, was ultimately charged to me again on the spot. In other words, I had to pay a second time for an item I had already paid for, simply to receive what should have been delivered from the start. A particularly shocking situation after the restaurant's initial refusal to acknowledge any error. As for the manager present that evening, his attitude was particularly disappointing: haughty, peremptory, never questioning his own version of events, even as refunds and customer complaints piled up around him. I live in Levallois and have placed over 249 orders at this establishment. I therefore know this restaurant very well, which allows me to assert that this is not simply an isolated incident but a level of service that has become extremely concerning. From a consumer law perspective, a business is obligated to deliver the product as ordered. Charging for a largely incomplete order, delivering a sealed bag containing only a fraction of the order, handing over food that has clearly been partially eaten, and then requiring the customer to pay again on the spot for a product already paid for, constitutes a completely unacceptable customer experience. Between midnight and 1:25 a.m., it was an absolute scandal: wasted time, double payment, a complete lack of serious assistance, and catastrophic customer service. A disgrace for a company of this size.