Reviewed by Ruman
Less than a 10 minute walk away from the Grand Mosque of Paris is Joe Burger. With seating indoor and outdoors totalling around 20 covers, Joe Burger is a small burger spot with rustic, hipster vibes. Menus are individually printed on wooden boards with descriptions in both English and French as well as being written on a chalkboard on the wall. We paid them a visit on a Friday afternoon just before we headed to the mosque.
We ordered the ‘Tradition’ burger which comprised of fresh ground beef, pickles, beef bacon, caramelised onions, little gem lettuce, tomato, barbecue sauce and American sauce (we chose to not have cheese in the burger on this occasion as Zohra has gone dairy free). Served in a sesame seed bun, this burger really hit the spot. The patty was juicy, the bacon had a smokiness to it and the sauces had a strong flavour that didn’t overpower the taste of the beef.
The meal was served on a board with a faux newspaper wrapping holding the chips and burger in place. The restaurant had pocket sized Tabasco sachets to accompany our meal. I’ve never seen these sachets before – you rip open the top and it turns into what looks like a little bottle of Tabasco sauce.
Overall, Joe Burger serves up a great burger and for less than €10 you can get yourself a burger, fries, drink and dessert – a bargain! If you’ve been to Fatboyz Diner in London, you’ll find that the food and the vibe resembles that restaurant. We would definitely recommend this place especially if you’re heading to the mosque nearby.
RATINGS
Service: 8/10
Atmosphere/Decor: 7/10
Value for money: 9/10 (€7.80/£6.88 total bill // €7.80pp/£6.88pp)
Overall: 8.1/10
Address: 49 Rue Descartes, 75005 Paris, France
Nearest stations: Cardinal Lemoine
You can view our guide to the best halal restaurants in Paris here.
About Ruman
Ruman eats a brownie a day, but only with coffee. She struggles to eat more than 2/3 of an adult size portion of food, but always has room for dessert. When not exploring restaurants, galleries or cities around the world, Ruman is a Marketing Ninja at Halal Gems, where she also holds the title of Chief Chocolate Officer.
Forever consumed by a mixture of wanderlust and FOMO, her interests include all things social media, travel, charity, photography and food.
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