On the road, Guy introduced us to French fast food at a place called Flunch. It was big and brightly decorated with vivid colors and interesting lighting. The food was decent and reasonably priced. I ordered pork meatballs with a spicy tomato sauce (very good) for about $5.00, and that included
an all-you-can-eat buffet of sides and vegetables like mashed potatoes, rice, green beans, broccoli, french fries, and other things. It was a cross between a restaurant and a cafeteria and a fast-food place, all done with style. Joey's kiddie meal included a toy prize of a blow-up beach ball, and a velcro ball and glove set. Very nice. I think this kind of place would do very well in America.
On the road, Guy introduced us to French fast food at a place called Flunch. It was big and brightly decorated with vivid colors and interesting lighting. The food was decent and reasonably priced. I ordered pork meatballs with a spicy tomato sauce (very good) for about $5.00, and that included 
an all-you-can-eat buffet of sides and vegetables like mashed potatoes, rice, green beans, broccoli, french fries, and other things. It was a cross between a restaurant and a cafeteria and a fast-food place, all done with style. Joey's kiddie meal included a toy prize of a blow-up beach ball, and a velcro ball and glove set. Very nice. I think this kind of place would do very well in America.
