I'm not usually one for sweets, but I gave the pancakes a try--and I'm glad I did. Paired with a…read moresmooth, well-made latte, it was the perfect little indulgence. The vibe here feels like a slice of Los Angeles landed in Metz: fun, light, a little eclectic, with decor that's more than Instagram-worthy. The energy is upbeat but chill, and it's the kind of place where you can actually breathe. Whether you're grabbing a coffee or just need a good mood reset, Fox Coffee delivers.

Great atmosphere and great chai tea. They also had a lot of sandwiches items. Outdoor and indoor…read moreseating.

A nice spot to stop for coffee close to the Palace and shopping. They have cookies included vegan…read moreoptions. The service is friendly.

I went to Kensington two times during my trip in Nancy. The first time I got a pink lemonade which…read morewas pretty good. It's nice to know some people remember that pink lemonade was originally made with strawberries and was labeled "pink" because of it's color after the strawberries were added, not that you can just color lemonade pink and pull it off as 'pink lemonade'. It was a bit too sour but I guess I could have gone back and gotten some sugar. The second time I got a mocca frappe which was suppose to be a frappacino styled drink. Maybe their definition is just different from what I'm used to but I expected it to be blended and iced but it was sorta.... cold and fluffy. It was alright but nothing special. On the bright side it's the only place I can think of in this area that makes coffee to-go in the plastic cups I'm used to back home, yay! So if you're not looking to sit at a cafe for an hour and chat like the rest of France, this isn't too bad of a place to grab a cup of joe.

From the owner: Artisan torréfacteur La brûlerie est d'abord un endroit où l'on trouve environ 130 sortes de thés…read moreet plus d'une dizaine de cafés. Pour ces derniers, il faut noter qu'ils sont torréfiés sur place et que leurs origines sont très variées. En effet si certains sont des grands classiques, il y en a toujours un ou deux qui tournent afin de faire découvrir aux amateurs des origines particulières, Cameroun ou Kenya, par exemple. Des confitures, des théières et autres objets liés à l'art de ces boissons peuvent être achetés. A midi on peut s'asseoir à l'une des tables installées dans la boutique ou par beau temps sur la terrasse d'été à l'arrière au calme et déguster de la cuisine faite maison. Il n'y a pas de carte mais un plat du jour qui varie suivant l'humeur du cuisinier et les produits du marché : lasagnes, filet mignon poivre vert, et bien d'autres. Les desserts et les tartes sont également préparés sur place.

Amazing dessert break while we were walking around Metz…read more Ordered the Mont Blanc and the Juanita Mont Blanc had a thick, lovely chestnut cream The Juanita was a think custard with cherries and an eggnog liquor flavor that totally hit the spot Near the cathedral and right across from the Marche Couvert

If you are in Metz, visiting the cathedral, just go there, it is right next to it. It is a great…read morecafe/patisserie with fabulous cakes.