The sedentary outpost of the famous food truck, Le Camion Qui Fume has staked a claim on lively rue Montmartre, and judging by the late-night crowds, business is good. The Camion's claim to fame is gourmet burgers made with high-grade French beef and freshly baked buns, but you'll also appreciate the draught beer, friendly service and smothered chilli cheese fries.
Le Camion Qui Fume
Paris
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