Food is ok but service is horrible. Servers are rude and don't even pay attention to you…read more Location is great.

My recommendation: afternoon espresso and ice cream…read more Grand Café Foy is a sprawling indoor/outdoor brasserie with a very relaxed atmosphere in the center of Nancy's Stanislas Square. Come by in the afternoon and have a coffee and beer, the atmosphere is extremely relaxed and this is a great place to spend an afternoon because of how open everything is. Drinks are priced affordably especially taking into consideration the location of this cafe... 2€ for a Café...which is an espresso. If you're looking for an american style coffee, order a Grand Café or Café Americain.

Finally! A place in Nancy with WiFi, outlets, a relaxing atmosphere, and GREAT customer service…read more The coffee was good and affordable (1,70 for a long) and I got the iced tea, which was peach Lipton (2,40 ?). They sell some food, sandwiches and salads and such, and beer, although you can only buy it with food. (Maybe so people don't get drunk and rowdy?) Whereas I would sum up most customer service in France with the infamous Youtube line, "Honey badger don't give a shit," the ladies running Taverne du livre were very nice and professional. There is a moderate selection of books (all in French), nice coffee shop-esque music, and we did several hours of work there.

De loin le meilleur café à Gérardmer. Un cadre unique, service agréable, et de bons produits. Un…read morevrai voyage dans le temps! By far the best café in Gérardmer. A unique atmosphere, pleasant service, and good food/drinks. A real time capsule!

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!

From the owner: Ambiances multiples Au premier étage de cet établissement aux tons chauds de bois, de rouges,…read mored'oranges et de roses soulignés par endroit d'une touche violette, il y a une poutre verticale dont l'extrémité haute est cernée de rayons de bois fixés au plafond. On se croirait dans un moulin autour de la grosse meule prête à moudre le grain. On entre d'un côté, on descend de l'autre, on se croise, on discute, on s'enracine dans les banquettes ou on se love dans les fauteuils de l'entresol. On déguste bières et cocktails, boissons chaudes et menthe à l'eau.