misalle

miSalle is a French restaurant chain specializing in casual dining with a focus on French-inspired cuisine. Founded in 1997 by the French entrepreneur Jean-Michel Loubes, the brand was initially established as a fast-casual concept aimed at offering affordable, high-quality meals. The name "miSalle" is a play on words, combining the French phrase "mi-salle" (meaning "half-room") with the idea of a space that bridges the gap between fast food and traditional dining.

The chain is known for its signature menu items, including the "miSalle Burger," a beef patty topped with cheese, bacon, and a special sauce, served on a brioche bun. Other popular dishes feature French classics adapted for quick service, such as croque-monsieur sandwiches, quiches, and salads. miSalle locations are designed to provide a relaxed, informal atmosphere, often featuring open kitchens and communal seating.

miSalle operates primarily in France, with a presence in several European countries, including Belgium, Spain, and the Netherlands. The brand has expanded through franchising and company-owned outlets, catering to both urban and suburban markets. While the chain maintains a consistent menu across locations, some regional variations exist to accommodate local tastes.

In addition to its core dining concept, miSalle has introduced variations such as miSalle Café, which offers coffee and light bites, and miSalle Kids, a children’s menu. The brand has also experimented with delivery and takeaway services to adapt to changing consumer preferences.

miSalle is part of the larger **Restaurants Loubes** group, which also includes other casual dining brands. The company emphasizes quality ingredients, affordability, and convenience, positioning itself as a mid-tier option between fast food and fine dining. Over the years, miSalle has grown to become one of the most recognizable fast-casual restaurant chains in France.