Solid restaurant! I'm an American studying in Metz, and one thing I miss about home is lighter…read morecuisine with lots of fresh vegetables and what not (I know not a lot of Americans eat this way, but that style of food is easy to come by particularly in cities in the US) as compared to the heavy, nearing overcooked style of French cuisine. Le Petit Mona was a nice change from this. You can get a sandwich, panini or pasta dish with tasty salmon or chicken or similar things with fresh lettuce and tomatoes and cucumbers and such, for a good price. They also have lots of nice bottled drink options like Arizona teas and the like. I've eaten here three times and have left satisfied and feeling good each time. Close enough to the train station that makes it perfect for a quick bite before heading out to whatever destination for the weekend.

Delicious! I got the tomato-basil bagel made with "green stuff" and my friend got the turkey bagel…read more While I think that they need a few more vegetable options to be available for vegetarian bagels, my friend said the turkey bagel was one of the best and most interesting bagels she has ever tried! I would also highly recommend the vitaminschock, which was made of fresh fruit, and was ammmmazing!

Okay, so this isn't your traditional NYC bagels from Zabars but it IS bagel and the sandwiches are…read moretasty. I got a turkey sandwich with a delicious mustard sauce and it definitely hit the spot. My husband got the avocado special, which was basically guacamole and bagel slices. So, he was underwhelmed. That said, the atmosphere is really nice. Unlike most German restaurants this lace was cute and tastefully decorated. Sit in the back garden - very zen.

Nice choice of french baguettes. Best sandwich place in town!read more

It's just awesome, waiters and chef are really friendly, the food quality is mind blowing…read more Moreover, the drinks are awesome also.

I want to say a big thank you to this restaurant - this is the only restaurant we could found that…read morewas wheelchair accessible and with a wheelchair accessible washroom in Trier Hauptmarkt. The courtyard is a covered section with a glass ceiling, and the staff had us enter through the back door. The entrance was on another street, but that's totally fine. The bathroom also technically seems to be shared with a kids museum upstairs, but is accessible via an elevator. Aside from the accessibility, the food and ambience were lovely, and of course the staff were very kind.

A wonderful café to visit while strolling and enjoying the historic city of Trier. They have a…read morewonderful selection of baked goods and simple dishes to choose from along with your choice of beverages. Wonderful outdoor seating so you can enjoy the center of the market area while relaxing. You can also relax inside where it's cozy on a cold day like today!

I wish I could review the food, but we were turned away twice. The first night we were told they…read morehad closed the kitchen and were only serving drinks and take out food after 9. We understood and promised we would return. We returned a few nights later at 8:40pm and were told they had reservations coming and could not seat us. The restaurant was almost empty. We ate across the street and no one else came into the restaurant and at 9:00 they closed. Either 1) the kitchen closed early and they did not want the hassle of a party of five 20 minutes prior to closing or 2.) they prefer not to serve black customers. I think it was the first thing but who knows. Either way it was a disappointment as our neighbor had highly recommended them. One of the lower parts of our 5week France trip.

This is the best Italian fast food in town. There focaccia are just so delightful and you can have…read moreas much vegetables as you want