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Restaurante que ofrece una amplia selección de hamburguesas y patatas fritas caseras en Lille.
Bienvenidos a los Estados Unidos de los años 50. La decoración respeta a la carta todos los códigos de los Fifties, fotos del King. Al fondo del restaurante, el Jukebox difusa del rockabilly (los aficionados prolongan la experiencia gracias a la webradio). Empujar la puerta del HD Diner es iniciar un viaje en el tiempo. Sus papilas también son viajes. La calidad y autenticidad son la base de todos los ingresos del mapa: amplia selección de hamburguesas, salchichas, ensaladas y especialidades Made in Americana, acompañadas de patatas fritas. Sodas, cervezas americanas y, por supuesto, milk-shakes acompañarán su comida. En el postre, son imprescindibles los tortitas, los cheesecakes y otros brownies. A menos que prefieras una copa helada, coronada de crema batida, de captación caramelo, de Marshmallow o de palomitas… El "light" en suma… pero tan bueno.
Opiniones de los miembros sobre HAPPY DAYS DINER
Très bons produits.
Service un poil long pour les milkshakes mais compensé par le bon goût.
La nourriture est correcte, ainsi que le prix.
We had to wait over 15 minutes at the entrance, with the waiter passing us by multiple times, and when we asked if it was okay if we went in by ourselves, we got a really snarky response.I don't know what her deal is, but she also speaks incredibly fast and mumbles. French is my third language and I could enjoy my trip in Lille speaking French just fine, albeit with mistakes. She was the one and only person I had trouble understanding because she wouldn't slow down, and when I apologized for not speaking French very well, she rolled her eyes at me and replied that she could tell my French was bad. Then she asked if we wanted to eat or drink (I think, again, she was hard to understand) and when we said we'd like to eat, she sneered we'd have to wait then.All of the tables were also very unsanitary.
She walked away and we had to wait so long for her to take our order that we left. Maybe it's for the better, because she'd probably sneer she didn't understand my French, anyway.