Fauchon

Treacherous. First of all Terminal 2 A has very limited areas to eat. Fauchon promoted that it does breakfast lunch and dinner and at 10:45 the place was a mess and wouldn’t accept anyone to sit. They had no one helping and all I wanted was a spot to relax and enjoy something to nibble on. Very unprofessional useless and not worth it. Very surprising for a brand I enjoy.

The only full service restaurant in the terminal?
We knew it would be overpriced, and it was. Otherwise, it was fine. Good food, nice desserts and coffee.
We ordered brunch, and we managed to kill two hours waiting for our flight at CDG, which was our goal. It’s a good thing we were not in a hurry. This is not a quick spot, nor is the service attentive.
The pink décor was a bit much.

The service here is slow and rude. If you have a plane to catch, do not go here. I ordered a continental-​style breakfast. Between waiting to order and waiting for the order, over an hour passed by. In the end, my order was wrong, but I did not have time to await the corrected order. You have been warned!

This was a no brainer. We found ourselves at the airport looking for a real meal and being the only real restaurant and with a name which screamsoverrated and expensive. You might find yourself surprised that it’s actually quite good. The price of the juices was above what I would pay but everything else was fair. Pricey but fair.
For those, like me, who might frequent here for the first time. The airport has a no knife over a certain length policy so the restaurant provides only a butter knife and serves everything in a manner than can easily be eaten with out the need for a sharp knife. My chicken my sliced inside my burger.
The flavours where good with everyone at the table very happy with their food. The service was delightful, although I fear some might not like whom we had. The French are an odd character but having had a pleasant meal the waitress really took care of us and even had the time to exchange pleasantries seeing as we came in for an early lunch.
As a desert we share a mille feulle and it was absolutely delicious! Definitely recommend.

This may be your last chance.
Yep, your very last chance to grab that traditional French sandwich served on a delicious crusty baguette. Or how about a macaron that kicks anything outside the border of France ass? A hot chocolate so decadent that you will want a second cup.
Or, you can get on your plane and suffer through that coach meal which may or may not contain an edible ingredient.
If you find yourself near the American Airlines departure gates, seek this place out. It will not disappoint.