Great little restaurant for an authentic French country lunch on our way from Paris to Le Mont St…read moreMichel. Lovely hospitality!

From the owner: Mets & Vins est un restaurant gastronomique d'Angers mais également une cave à vin…read more L'établissement propose une cuisine inventive, qui mêle produits locaux du terroir et inspirations d'ici et d'ailleurs, notamment à travers d'étonnants mélanges sucrés et salés. Le restaurant propose au client de choisir sa bouteille directement sur le mur de vins, qui présente plus de 200 références de toute la France. Un sommelier est à l'écoute du client pour l'orienter vers le vin le plus adapté à ses goûts et aux plats qu'il a choisi. Il est également possible d'acheter son vin à emporter, duquel est enlevé 8€ de droit de bouchon ! La carte évolue au rythme des saisons : le restaurant propose des produits frais saisonniers, majoritairement issus de producteurs de l'Anjou. Cerise sur le gateau, Mets & Vins vous accueille dans un décor unique : un patio aux murs d'ardoise, recouvert d'une verrière, qui peut s'ouvrir en été. Mets & Vins c'est : - un restaurant gastronomique à la fois bistrot chic et cave à vin - plus de 200 références de vins de toute la France - des mélanges de saveurs étonnants et détonants ! - une carte évolutive, qui met en avant des produits de saison

Very friendly staff and good food. We were staying nearby and were tired of driving all the way to…read moreTours for every meal. I wish we had found this earlier. I had an excellent steak and my wife had the sea bass. Don't be afraid to dust off your French you haven't used for years, they'll be happy to help.

We had an excellent meal here that was very well presented. Every dish we had was delicious. It was…read moreso good that we wanted to eat there the next night but unfortunately it was closed. The service was also very good.

My wife and I grabbed a quick, small lunch here after touring the Chateau, since it's basically…read moreadjacent. The café is accessed through a small, enclosed, outdoor seating area which I would have loved to use had the weather been better. The interior is cozy, with some interesting (but not obnoxious or distracting) music playing. Service was good and prices even better: a cheese plate, Nutella crepe, café crème, and beer came to 21.50 euro. They also have a wine cellar which dates back to the 15th century which you can examine, which is a really cool thing if you're a history buff (and, if you're visiting Blois, there's a good chance you are).