Pour La France!

Not sure why there are so many bad reviews. We had a great experience with fast service and good quality casual food.The menu is very basic- not a huge selection but there should be something for everyone. It takes on a French style- not completely authentic, but it has the essence. I enjoyed my southern style soup- perfectly filling and hit the spot as a comfort food.We sat all the way in the back of the restaurant which was perfect-- it offered a quiet spot, away from the hustle/bustle of the terminal and a nice view of the tarmac with airplanes in motion. I would come back here just to go sit in a nice quiet place and have a small bite to eat.In any case, I'd ignore the negative reviews and give it a chance :-)

They've modified their menu over the years moving away from full classic French dinners to likely more manageable and fast meals but it is still very excellent food and excellent service a great way to spend a layover.

Quick bite in Denver Airport before flying back home to Newark. I'm not sure what all the negative reviews are about as I found this place to be perfectly acceptable. I'll acknowledge there isn't much "french" about it other than the name, the photos on the walls, and the fact that they gave me a croissant with my breakfast - but otherwise my eggs were good, service was good, and the atmosphere was fine. I had absolutely no issues. Is this 5 star airport dining - of course not. And I'm giving a 3 rather than 4 because there honestly is nothing French about the place - but I definitely didn't have any real complaints. I'd be happy going here again if I were ever Denver.

Always a fun spot to stop for an early morning flight. Why on earth do they serve artificial scrambled eggs? Ick!

Pretty decent spot. Short selection of items but overall the soup was good and the service was nice. Located in the B Gates / Terminal East.

Came here for a quick breakfast and enjoyed it. Simple omelette with toast and hash browns . Everything was tasty with swift service ( good coffee too ) Will come again when passing through !

Wow this place carries the stereotypical arrogance we think of French people! Walking in I had food from another establishment for the airplane ride. The children at the hostess stand were snotty about me bringing in the food, as they gave crap attitudes saying I couldn't bring it in. I said it was for my flight, where their eyes rolled (in unison) with scoffs and one gave me a snotty " well don't eat it in here". Ok fine So as I walked by another person at the bar was very snotty in the "uh you can't bring in outside food". I said I know it's for my flight. "Well don't eat it in here". Ok I get it. Then as I'm sitting down, a 4th person rushed up in a hurry all flustered. "You can't have outside food". Ok Karen I get it. I said it's for my flight. "Well don't eat it in here". Up to this point these have been my only interactions. No "hi", or "how are you today", but people going ballistic over me having food from somewhere else. Now I'm just looking for everything to go wrong, and I'm tearing apart how unfriendly the service was, etc. As someone who flies in and out of denver a lot for work, NEVER going to this place again. The service sucks The food sucks (overly oily and buttery and yea I know French good)Just crappy!

While starving in the Denver airport, I saw this place and immediately ran towards it. Surrounded by a sea of greasy chain restaurants, I decided it was where I was destined to have a quick lunch. I made a rookie mistake and didn't check the Yelp reviews beforehand (I know, I know,) but my experience wasn't all that bad!My server was super sweet and attentive, and the food/drink situation all happened very quickly, which I appreciated.I ordered the hummus plate and the french dip because I was so hungry, and both were pretty good. The hummus was definitely the better choice - the pita was cooked well, and I love the array of vegetables and olives that were served alongside. The french dip was A-OK, but luckily full of flavor. It did come with a side salad that was pretty good as well.I don't think there's anything special about this place, but I left happy, fed, and without any glaringly bad experiences. If you need a quick stop at the airport, this place will do.

We had eaten at Pour La France restaurant in Terminal B at Denver Airport and we had enjoyed it, so, faced with a 4 hour layover due to weather delay, we decided to lunch.We were in the process of being seated by an employee, we were challenged by a different employee for not being escorted to a table. We pointed out that the person standing at our table had seated us. The second employee said she was not used to the first employee assigning tables for guests.As we were reviewing the menu, the second employee stopped and said she would be serving us and asked if we wanted anything from the beverage menu. My wife asked for two glasses of ice water. The waiter challenged us again for walking in off the councourse. Ww repeated that we had been directed by a different employee and the waitress then said she thought we were rude and, if we didn't like it, there were no other servers and she wouldn't serve us.We will never return.

Very disappointed with their customer service. As we waited for our flight we decided to dine in at Pour LA France. However, my daughter wanted McDonald's, so we stopped by first to get her a meal to eat with us at Pour LA France. I didn't think it be a big deal, since we're at the airport and we were eating at Pour LA France. My daughter wasn't allowed to eat while we dined at Pour LA France because the waitress said that was their policy, no outside food allowed. So unfortunately my teen had to sit while her food got cold and wait till we were done. Poor customer service, denying a child the right to eat is beyond ridiculous, and it absolutely isn't a way to treat your customers who bring in your revenue.