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Inside the station, several stands offer fast food.
The fast food sector is highly competitive and relies primarily on franchised restaurants.
La restauration rapide est très concurrentielle et principalement composée de restaurants franchisés.
Stay away from fast food and other restaurants.
Éloignez-vous des fast-food et autres restaurants.
No quick or fast food places to eat.
No rapide ou fast-food endroits pour manger.
We manufacture stainless steel equipment for fast food.
Nous proposons l’équipement en inox pour fast food.
Take their fast food empire to really new heights.
Prendre leur fast food empire vraiment de nouveaux sommets.
International cuisine and fast food are popular in the cities.
La cuisine internationale et la restauration rapide sont populaires dans les villes.
This restaurant and take-away chain specialises in healthy fast food.
Cette chaîne de restaurant et take-away s’est spécialisée dans la restauration rapide saine.
Colorful fast food set in flat style.
Fast-Food coloré situé dans un style plat.
Variety of restaurants from fine dining to fast food.
Because sometimes even fast food can be tasty.
Fortunately, fast food got into our life relatively recently.
Heureusement, la restauration rapide est entrée dans notre vie relativement récemment.
Order in your favourite fast food online now.
Commandez votre fast food préféré en ligne maintenant.
Nearby: bakery, grocery store, fast food.
Restaurants and fast food chains offer unlimited unhealthy options.
Les restaurants et les chaînes de restauration rapide offrent des options illimitées insalubres.
Quality and good looks are totally compatible with fast food.
Qualité et esthétisme sont parfaitement compatibles avec le concept de restauration rapide.
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It is a delicious fast food of great quality.
C’est un délicieux fast food de qualité irréprochable.
Some fast food branches are even open for 24 hours.
Certaines branches de restauration rapide sont même ouverts pendant 24 heures.
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#1
What is the difference between » la restauration rapide » and casse-croute?
Are there any slang words for fast food in french?
Thank you!!
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#2
Restauration rapide is anything cooked quickly as casse-croute is a sandwich, «croute» being the crust of the bread. So fast food in French is restauration rapide.
Does anyone disagree?
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#3
Hi Negar and Franceaz.
Yes, I’m afraid I must. In Canada, un casse-croûte is also a snack-bar (just a place where one grabs a bite to eat, found in shopping centres,etc) , which is smaller than a fast food restaurant, in my opinion.
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#4
In France a «casse-croûte» is a sandwich generally. (Though we also use the word «sandwich»).
As for «fast food», many French people I know would translate it as «de la m**de» (I’m only joking, Negar, don’t use that to translate fast food).
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#5
I agree with LV4-26’s translation of fast food.
But were you looking for the French Canadian or the French translation?
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#6
Casse-croûte
Here’s the TLF definition
Repas sommaire que prennent les ouvriers dans une pause de leur travail. Synon. arg. casse-graine.
I’ll add that it is also called un casse-dalle (very colloquial).
And, also, an obsolecent but entertaining meaning:
Instrument servant à broyer les croûtes de pain à l’usage des vieillards
Source:
Trésor de la Langue Française
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#7
Oh, I think I should clarify something:
La restauration rapide refers directly to the food itself, or to the fast-food industry, while un casse-croûte refers to the place where one eats fast food, at least in Canada.
And she may want to have French-Canadian terminology, because she’s from Canada.
PS: Scratch that, I guess un casse-croûte *can* refer to the fast-food meal itself, I just saw eguele’s informative post.
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#8
An example taken from everyday life.
— Ce sujet sur les fast food m’a filé la dalle. Je vais me payer un casse-dalle au jambon.
— Tu ne préféres pas aller au Macdo ?
— Ah non, les fast food, ça me donne des aigreurs.
Whence we will infer that
1. Workers have less and less time to eat
2. «restauration rapide» is only an «official» , commercial, technical translation and that the French will more often use «fast food».
3. That the French know only one name of fast food restaurants (or almost).
4. In «casse-dalle» you don’t «break» the same thing as in «casse-croûte» («la dalle» is slang for «la faim» (hunger)
5. My english seems to be much more formal than my french
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LV4-26 said:
An example taken from everyday life.
— Ce sujet sur les fast food m’a filé la dalle. Je vais me payer un casse-dalle au jambon.
— Tu ne préféres pas aller au Macdo ?
— Ah non, les fast food, ça me donne des aigreurs.Whence we will infer that
1. Workers have less and less time to eat
2. «restauration rapide» is only an «official» , commercial, technical translation and that the French will more often use «fast food».
3. That the French know only one name of fast food restaurants (or almost).
4. In «casse-dalle» you don’t «break» the same thing as in «casse-croûte» («la dalle» is slang for «la faim» (hunger)
5. My english seems to be much more formal than my french
quelques questions à vous poser qu’est-ce que chuis casse-dalle! anyhows..
pourquoi les fast food et non le fast food?
filer la dalle… quel registre (on le dit qu’entres amis?)
i want some fast food (i’m a glutton for punishment )
j’ai envie d’un fast food? des fast food? de fast food?
je me taperais bien un fast food? etc.. basically im curious as to how you would use the various articles with fast food.
thanks
yes i could just google about but i’m feeling rather lazy today.
pander to me
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#10
Benjy said:
pourquoi les fast food et non le fast food?
Probablement parce que «les restaurants de fast food» (pas une certitude, hein, juste une hypothèse ! )
filer la dalle… quel registre (on le dit qu’entres amis?)
Filer = slang for «donner» => filer la dalle = donner faim, cela me donne faim (pas nécessairement le truc à se rappeler absolument )
i want some fast food (i’m a glutton for punishment
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j’ai envie d’un fast food? des fast food? de fast food?
Je pencherais plutôt pour «j’ai envie de fast food» ou «j’ai envie d’un hamburger» ou «j’ai envie d’un mcdo» mais je ne suis pas spécialiste, sorry…
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#11
LV4-26 said:
3. That the French know only one name of fast food restaurants (or almost)
Well, in fact we know two because there’s a Belgian very famous one in addition to the world leader…
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#12
agnes, merci pour vos réponses bien rapides mais quant à l’expression «filer la dalle» je voulias savoir si elle était vulgaire etc.. (quel registre du language ) j’avais capté la signification
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#13
«filer la dalle» ce n’est pas vulgaire mais très très familier (donc, comme tu disais, à utiliser entre amis).
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#14
agnes a raison. Pour les français, le fast food, c’est le restaurant. Donc «avoir envie d’un fast food» n’est possible que si l’on postule pour le Guiness des records idiots .
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#15
casse-croute est un terme très antérieur (1842) à l’apparition du fast-food en France, qui date des années 1970.
Je ne crois pas qu’il faille traduire fast-food.
What is fast food in French? The French have a different take on fast food. In France, you’re more likely to find fast food restaurants that serve tasty soups and sandwiches rather than greasy burgers and fries.
This is because most fast food chains have not yet made their way over to France, which means that most French people are still enjoying the classic fast food menu items.
For instance, the French version of a McDonald’s sandwich is very different from what you will find at a typical American McDonald’s.
MacDo (a popular chain restaurant in France) serves their sandwiches on baguettes with fresh lettuce and tomatoes.
Their classic menu item is called “Le Big Mac,” which has two beef patties and a slice of cheese, just like the American version.
They also have a “Royale,” which has all the same fixings as the Big Mac but with a special sauce that French people have tried and tested for years. These items are popular, but they aren’t as popular as their salads or soups.
The best French fast food has got to be steak tartare, a steak minced into tiny pieces and served with onions, capers, and spices. It comes served on top of buttered, toasted bread, making it easy for you to eat and enjoy this amazing dish in minutes!
It’s the perfect thing to enjoy during lunch or dinner time if you want something fast but also delicious!
Top 10 Most popular classic fast food menus in French:
1. Croque Monsieur
This is a very simple sandwich that was made famous by the great Auguste Escoffier. It’s toasted white bread with ham and melted cheese. Croque means crunchy, so this name is given to any dish covered in bèchamel sauce and baked or fried.
The most popular version is called Croque monsieur, which is toasted bread covered with béchamel sauce and sprinkled with grated cheese. It can be served with or without ham, but it’s always cooked in the oven.
2. Gratin Dauphinois
This is another simple dish made by Escoffier, which consists of thinly sliced potatoes baked in béchamel sauce with cheese on top to give it the golden touch.
It’s made with layers of thinly-sliced potatoes, salt and pepper, nutmeg, garlic (optional), butter, and cream; then covered with gruyère or Emmental cheese and browned in an oven.
3. Le Hot Dog
This popular sandwich is served in French hot dog stands as well as traditional restaurants. It’s made with a long crusty baguette and filled with different toppings such as cheese, tomatoes, onions, ketchup, and mustard to enhance the flavor of the sausage.
4. Fondue Bourguignonne
This popular menu item is usually found in the Alps areas of France. Fondue means “melted,” so don’t be surprised when you see this dish because it’s melted cheese with pieces of bread to dip into it.
The best version is made with two types of cheese (gruyère and Emmental) cooked in white wine, giving it a unique flavor that will make your taste buds go wild!
5. Ratatouille
The French twist on ratatouille uses eggplant, zucchini, bell peppers, onions, tomatoes, garlic, thyme, and olive oil, then baked in the oven until all the flavors combine for a truly tasty experience.
This dish will continue to pop up on menus in French restaurants because it’s simple but also healthy, so not only do locals crave this dish, but tourists enjoy it.
6. Aligot (Auvergne version)
This popular menu item uses mashed potatoes mixed with garlic, butter, and cheese, forming into something resembling a ball. It’s usually served with ham or sausages for an entrée or even as a light meal. This unique dish is hearty and delicious!
7. Escargots de Bourgogne (Snails of Burgundy)
This menu item is simply snails cooked in garlic butter, parsley, salt, and pepper, then dipped in toasted bread crumbs to give it an extra crunch. It can be served with or without garlic butter on top, but you must try it once in your life because the ingredients blend perfectly for a delectable dish of flavors!
8. Ratatouille & Brousse Cheese
This amazing menu item is becoming quite popular across France, making sense since they are both made of vegetables perfect for vegetarians. The Brousse cheese has a smooth nutty flavor that goes well with ratatouille and melts just right, thanks to being baked in the oven! This unique meal will delight any vegetarian’s palate!
9. Boeuf Bourguignon (Beef Burgundy Style)
This classic French menu item is one of the most popular dishes in the country. It’s made with beef braised in red wine and vegetables such as mushrooms, carrots, and onions then left to simmer for a few hours until tender. The rich flavor will make you think you’re in France and not at home!
10. Escalope de Veau (Veal Escalope)
This dish doesn’t sound too appealing, but it’s very tasty! Veal escalope is veal fried in butter and then covered with bechamel sauce with mushrooms and sometimes bacon! This entrée is always served with potatoes which makes it even more delicious!
What is the most famous French fast food?
The most famous French fast food is probably the crepe which has become popular across many countries today. Other than that, you can find French fries and other fried foods but nothing too out of the ordinary!
If you’re thinking of visiting France, make sure you don’t expect to eat burgers or fries because they will be hard-pressed to find any!
What are the most famous French fast food restaurants?
There are many famous French fast food restaurants but probably none more well known than McDo, which is McDonald’s in France.
This American franchise has a strong presence in France, even though they must abide by local laws and cannot display their golden arches! Other well-known fast-food restaurants are KFC, Pizza Hut, and Subway.
What is fast food in French like?
French fast food is nothing like the junk you’ll find in other fast-food chains across America or UK. You won’t find any burgers, fries, or pizza because it simply does not exist in France!
Suppose you’re traveling to France with any expectations of eating typical American foods. In that case, you will be disappointed because the French does not consider any of these foods as “fast food” and would rather eat homemade or local cuisine instead!
What is the cheapest French fast food dish?
The cheapest French fast food dish has got to be a croque-monsieur sandwich, which you can find in most cafés for under 10 cents. If you want something fancier than that, try their famous steak tartare, which is a steak cut into tiny pieces with onions, capers, and spices. It’s then served with toasted bread on the side!
What is French fast food?
French fast food is anything you can find in France made quickly for easy consumption, whether at lunch or dinner. Contrary to popular belief, there is many great French fast food that you can find in local cafés, cafes, and restaurants across the country. However, there is no McDonalds or KFC!
How to make French fast food?
To make French fast food, you must know first because nothing will taste better if you don’t understand its origins! Once you know what it is, you can start cooking whatever fast food dish you please, whether croque-monsieur or steak tartare.
Make sure that whatever dish you prepare is easy to eat and ready in minutes because French fast food must be quick to serve; otherwise, it will not be considered “French” afterward.
Is fast food common in France?
Fast food is not common in France at all! That’s probably why you won’t find any famous American chains such as McDonald’s or KFC!
These restaurants do not exist, and if they did, the public would be outraged to see them there. The French are very concerned about their health, which you will not find any French fast-food joints!
The Bottom Line
If you want to know what fast food is in French, we’ve got you covered. We did some research and found that the word for “fast food” is le fast-food.
The term was coined by a Frenchman who thought it would be more appropriate than calling it a “quick-service restaurant” because of the negative connotations associated with quickness. Let us know in the comments below or share on social media!
By • January 21, 2013 • Updated March 21, 2023
While France is famous for it’s high-level cuisine the French people are surprisingly big fans of American-style fast food. In France there are thousands of fast food outlets across the country with the big names including McDonald’s, Prêt-à-Manger and Cojean.
Here you’ll find a list of French fast food vocabulary words. Note that while many of the words are directly taken from English many are completely different and will take some more time to learn.
Vocabulary list
- la restauration rapide fast food
- McDo McDonald’s (slang)
- le ketchup tomato sauce/ketchup
- le Big-Mac Big Mac
- le hamburger hamburger
- les frites French fries
- le hot-dog hot dog
- la boisson non-alcoolisée soft drink
- la serviette en papier paper napkin
- le hamburger avec des frites hamburger meal
- le tarif price list
- le petit pain bun
- la moutarde mustard
- le sandwich sandwich
- le canapé open sandwich
- la garniture filling
- la sauce sauce
- salé savoury
- sucré sweet
- les côtes ribs
- la pizzeria pizza parlor
- la carte menu
- à emporter take-away/take out
- la paille straw
- le plateau tray
- la pizza pizza
- le hamburgeur au poulet chicken burger
- le hamburger végétarien veggie burger
- la saucisse sausage
- le sandwich mixte club sandwich
- le taco wrap
- le kébab kebab
- les beignets de poulet chicken nuggets
- les crêpes crêpes
- le poisson avec des frites fish and chips
- le poulet frit fried chicken
- manger sur place eat-in (eat here)
- réchauffer re-heat
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All French people speak English.
This may surprise you considering the French have the reputation of speaking terrible English.
Yet, between 1 and 5% of French words are actually…English words.
So prepare your most beautiful French accent and get ready to butcher the English language, here are common English words the French regularly mispronounce use!
English words you can use in French to talk about food and drinks
Bifteck
No that’s not a typo; That’s how French people write “beefsteak”.
J’aime mon bifteck saignant
I like my beefsteak rare
Burger
Burgers are getting more and more popular in France and you can even see a trend with high-end burger made with high-quality meat and fresh ingredients.
Big Fernand fait les meilleurs burgers de Paris
Big Fernand makes the best burgers of Paris
Hot dog
J’ai envie de manger un hot dog
I feel like eating a hot dog
Sandwich
J’aurai pas beaucoup de temps pour manger ce midi, donc je vais acheter un sandwich.
I won’t have a lot of time to eat lunch, so I’ll buy a sandwich.
Fast food
When you think about French food, you probably imagine a delicious ratatouille or yummy macarons, but did you know that France is the world’s second largest market for McDonald’s? (or Mcdo as we like to call it).
Quel est ton fast food préféré ?
What’s your favorite fast food restaurant?
Cookie
Vous pouvez avoir deux cookies pour le prix d’un.
You can get two cookies for the price of one.
Muffin
Ces muffins sont vraiment délicieux.
These muffins are really delicious.
Brownie
Elle est en train de faire des brownies.
She is making brownies.
Chewing-gum
Un chewing gum est collé sous la table, c’est dégoutant !
There is a chewing gum stuck under the table, it’s disgusting!
Brunch
The Académie Française recommends the use of the word “déjeunette” instead, but as often with the Académie Française, nobody is listening.
C’est à quelle heure le brunch demain ?
At what time is the brunch tomorrow?
Happy hour
Happy hour: tous les jours de 18 heures à 20 heures.
Happy hour: everyday from 6PM to 8PM.
Cocktail
Je vais prendre un cocktail long island s’il vous plaît.
A long island cocktail please.
English words used in French to talk about clothes
There are lots of French words you use in English to talk about clothes and the fashion, but the contrary is also true.
Here are some English words the French use:
Vintage
If you’re looking for vintage clothes, you’ll see two words used “rétro” and “vintage”.
J’adore cette robe vintage!
I love this vintage dress!
T-shirt
Qu’est-ce que tu penses de ce t-shirt ?
What do you think about this t-shirt?
Blazer
T’as la classe avec ce blazer !
You look classy with this blazer!
Pull-over
“Pull over” (pronounced with a lovely French accent of course) is also used in French to say “sweater”.
Ce pull-over te va super bien
This sweater suits you perfectly
English words used in French to talk about technology
When a foreign technology reaches the French market, it’s common for it to keep the same name.
The internet bubble brought many English words with it. Here are a few of them:
Bug
“Bug” can be a false friend, because while it does mean “computer bug”, it never means “insect” in French.
J’en ai marre de cet ordinateur, il bug tout le temps
I’m tired of this computer, it always has bugs
Many French Together readers like you send me emails in which they use the word “courriel”.
This is correct, but it’s also rarely used. Most of the time, French people simply say “mail” to talk about emails.
Again, this can be a faux ami, because “mail” in French only refers to emails.
Est-ce que vous avez reçu mon mail ?
Did you receive my email?
Wi-fi
Le wi-fi ne marche pas, ça m’énerve !
The wi-fi doesn’t work, it’s irritating!
Internet
Il est complètement accro à internet
He is completely addicted to internet
Streaming
Let’s be honest! in French, streaming mainly refers to the illegal act of welll…streaming movies of TV series and legal websites such as Netflix rarely use that word.
That said, it’s a common word and it deserves to be in this list.
Le streaming c’est mal.
Streaming is bad.
Blog
French Together est un blog pour apprendre le français
French Together is a blog to learn French
Replay
You can often watch TV programs after their broadcasting by going on websites who offer “replays”.
J’ai raté l’émission dont tu m’as parlée, c’est pas grave, je la regarderai en replay
I couldn’t watch the show you mentioned. It’s not a big deal, I will watch it in replay
Week-end
The only difference between this and the English word is the hyphen and the delicious French accent of course.
On va à un concert ce week-end, tu veux venir ?
We go to a concert this weekend, do you want to join us?
Interview
Il a donné une interview hier.
He gave an interview yesterday.
Marketing
Le marketing de cet entreprise est très agressif.
This company’s marketing is very agressive.
Okay
This is one of many ways to say “yes” in French.
On se voit demain ? Okay!
Let’s meet tomorrow? Okay!
Cool
Ce film était vraiment cool !
This movie was really cool!
Parking
This is how the French say “parking lot”.
Je cherche un parking où garer ma voiture.
I’m looking for a parking lot where I can park my car.
Football
French people use the British word “football” instead of “soccer”. But you’re unlikely to hear “football” anyway, because most people simply say “foot”.
ça te tente de jouer au foot de week-end ?
Do you feel like playing soccer this weekend?
Shopping
Faire du shopping me détend.
Going shopping relaxes me.
Boycott
This can also be used as a verb “boycotter”.
Beaucoup de personnes boycottent Facebook et Google.
Lots of people boycott Facebook and Google.
Business
Mon père a commencé un nouveau business.
My dad started a new business.
Challenge
Parfois, être végétarien en France est un vrai challenge.
Sometimes, being vegetarian in France is a real challenge.
Crash
Depuis le crash de l’avion, les gens ont peur de voler avec cette compagnie aérienne.
People have been scared to fly with this airline ever since the plane crashed.
Best seller
Like many compound words, “best-seller” gets an hyphen in French.
Il a vendu 400 000 exemplaires de son best-seller.
He sold 400,000 copies of his bestseller.
Coach
De nombreux Français utilisent les services de coach sportifs pour perdre du poids.
Lots of French people use the services of sport coaches to lose weight.
Over to you
Do you know other English words the French love using? Share them in the comment section below!