Friendly and family, very good, quality dishes at prices(prizes) very accessible(approachable) and…read moreNathalie's reception regrettably of human size what returns the booking more than necessary

From the owner: En famille Dans ce petit restaurant il y a un air de famille avec les bistrots de petits villages…read more Les gens se connaissent et se parlent de table en table. La convivialité est immédiate. Michel Millan sait concevoir des plats qui mêlent tendances actuelles et souvenirs d'antan, donnant à sa cuisine des saveurs indémodables : par exemple, salade de pousses d'épinards au saumon fumé qu'accompagne un oeuf poché tiède, coeur de rumsteck à la sauce moutarde ou fine tarte aux pommes servie avec une boule de glace vanille. Dans la salle, c'est son épouse Nathalie qui assure le service.

From the owner: Les charmes de la France Tout près du Saint Sebastien, dans la rue des Ponts, le restaurant Vins et…read moreTartine surprend. Dans une ancienne cave voûtée, un décor tout en pierres s'accorde avec le concept novateur de ce restaurant. Le principe est simple : à chaque plat son verre de vin. Pour vous guider dans les arcanes des 600 références de cépages qui s'offrent à vous le maître sommelier Danièle Mengin vous conseille. Et si le vin vous a plu, sachez que vous pouvez en acheter une bouteille en sortant. Et il n'y a pas que la carte des vins qui vous met l'eau à la bouche. Au programme des délices viennent s'ajouter des plats comme le canard sur gauffre de pomme de terre sauce sucrée salée ou encore la tartine de noix de Saint-Jacques aux poireaux et beurre blanc. Côté dessert, même combat. Sachez néanmoins qu'une part de cake accompagne toujours le café ou le thé pensez-y avant de commander ! Des paniers garnis composés de bons produits sont également disponibles pour les repas de fête ou

Excellent dinner, reasonable prices. Friendly staff, our weak French and his English worked. Half…read morebottles of wine. Quiche & mousse outstanding.

From the owner: Un restaurant surprenant Situé entre la place Stanislas et la place Carrière, Chez Suzette va vous…read moreréserver quelques bonnes surprises. La cuisine préparée est surtout française, mais elle est originale, mêlant certains mets que vous n'aurez surement pas associés, en jouant avec les textures... Les desserts sont également de bonne qualité. Le cadre est très soigné, coloré et doux. Il existe une salle à l'étage, qu'il est possible de réserver pour vos événements. Le dimanche, c'est brunch. Il existe une terrasse à ce lieu.

I'm an English speaker.... I visit Nancy annually without fail. When I visit, I stay in hotels and…read moreI eat dinner in restaurants. When I eat dinner in a French restaurant, I greet the staff in French... as much French as I can which is what I did with the brunette female bar tender this evening. OK - it was a busy time and she was slinging lots of glasses around and trying to keep up, but this girl is bad for hotel and brasserie business. She was really nasty to me when I walked in the door and said to her "Bonjour.... can I sit anywhere?" In response, she angrily said something in French and pointed in my general direction knowing I'm not understanding the long sentence she just spoke very rapidly. I remain polite and I point to an empty table and say "oui?" To which she spouted in an ugly tone another long French sentence which she knew I couldn't understand. If she were a decent person, she would have just said "oui". Simple, right? Just oui. Instead she treated me like . next year when I return to Nancy, if I come back to this restaurant, I won't remember what she said or what she did, but I will remember the way she made me feel. A little professional advice for her: If people annoy you so much, maybe you shouldn't work in a place where you are expected to talk to lots of them...oui? One more note: the gentleman who served me the very delicious poulet was very nice and very helpful despite being very busy as well. Also the woman with the blonde wavy shoulder length hair asked me if I wanted to move to a better table as I was sitting right next to the front door with cold air coming in every time someone opened the door. How amazingly nice! This man and this woman made me feel welcomed. They are the only reason I have I might return to this place. Au revoir!

This is the best place we have eaten in Metz by far! Their special sauce is amazing and the salmon…read moreand steak were cooked perfectly and our waitress was so nice and tried her hardest to understand us. I will definitely be back

This place is great if you're a meat lover - the specialities are all kinds of red meat. Everyone…read moreat our table who ordered meat loved it. You get all you can eat fries with your meat order. I went with the chicken option since I'm not really a steak person, and the chicken was a little too over cooked and dry. Service was a little iffy.... Prices are pretty reasonable - about 25 a person for main, dessert, and wine. Not too shabby. Speaking of dessert, it was the end of the night and they really served us the rest of all the dessert - huge huge portions.

I am pleased to be the first English speaker to review this wonderful gem of a restaurant. When I…read morefirst entered this restaurant, I felt that I had hit a true French restaurant. Unpretentious, (the name roughly translates to the "Table of the Market Salesman" friendly and warm, its all about having a good time. I very highly recommend this restaurant. Now, for some details . . . First thing you have to know, is that you must reserve a table in advance! This restaurant is very popular with the locals as well as the odd, well-informed tourist. I saw a few unhappy couples turned away due to the lack of space. The restaurant is truly a small gem and very much worth the visit if you can. The second thing you should know is that the hostess / owner / waitress, Isabelle speaks perfectly good English so language should not be a problem. Her partner, Marc resides mostly in the kitchen working his magic, but he did pop his head out from time to time to see that everything was all right. It was more than all right! Finally, what can I say about the food? My girlfriend had the appetizer of snails, and I had the appetizer of fois gras. The snails were amongst the best I ever had - and since the portion was abundant, served shelled and in a charming glass jar, my generous partner allowed me to sop up the remaining sauce after she had finished the actual escargot. Was it divine? It was divine. I'm a bit of a fois gras fanatic. It's hard to get here in the USA, and when you do, it's very pricey! At Isabelle and Marc's the fois gras was, literally, as good as it gets. It is served sautéed in a pan (not in a pate) with a wonderful side of fresh fig. I wholeheartedly recommend both these appetizers to anyone that wants an outstanding rendition of typical French fare. Our main courses were both wonderful and very memorable. Mari, in keeping with her non-meat preference had the fish, and I had the lamb. They were both wonderful!! Don't think that the French portions are small, we practically rolled out of the place and that's having split a dessert! One final counsel. . . if you can, have some of the eau de vie that they serve there. This is a very strong alcohol similar to vodka, but infused with whatever fruity thing they make with it. I had the pear and Mari had the apple. Wow! If you are familiar with these drinks, you will see that the quality of the eau de vie served here are truly outstanding. Overall, this was not just a great meal, it was a wonderful experience. Isabelle made us feel very much at home, like we were honored guests, not just tourists passing though. Everyone else at the restaurant was (at least) speaking French, and if you can read the French reviews, you will often see something to the effect that this is where the French go for their French food. Please go, and let me know what you think! Say "bonjour" to Isabelle and Marc for me!

After eating at La Table Du Brocanteur last night here's my advice to tourists who are epicurean…read moreenthusiasts: (1) check in to your hotel, (2) call 03.89.23.45.57 and make a dinner reservation. This place was filled by 8:00 on a Tuesday night and no one looked ready to leave in less than two hours. When we entered just before 7:00 no other customers had yet arrived and most tables contained a "Reserved" sign. The gracious lady who seated us took the time to read the menu, including the specials, to us English-speaking folks. She even allowed us to sample two different Pinot Noir's so we got the one we both liked. Who even bothers to that nowadays?! My better half ordered the Escargots and the Cordon Bleu nature and I ordered the Spring Roll special and the L'onglet De Boeuf medium rare. Both starters arrived pippin' hot and were delicious. The American-sized entrees were as good as we have ever had. The potatoes, cauliflower, zucchini and carrots were amazing as were the shallots covering my perfectly cooked medium rare steak. It was an experience not just a meal. Though it took a bit of effort to find this fine gem in the Colmar maze, it was definitely worth it. Don't forget the reservation.