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.

My friend and I grabbed lunch here and were overall very pleased! The staff was friendly and…read moreaccommodating with our orders, and all of the food was delicious and fresh! My only complaint was about the bagel itself which lacked some flavor. It wasn't quite as soft/doughy as bagels I am used to in the US, but as a sandwich it was good! The prices were reasonable and the interior was pleasant so I would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a casual and quick lunch in Nancy!

Found this place in Nancy today and was happy to see a bagel place - just like back home! There…read moreare several types of bagel sandwiches and they are reasonably priced. The decor is very fun too - lots of photographs (including a signed one from JFK - yeah, right!) and some other French stuff, like mag and newspapers from gone-by days. Check the photos to get a better idea.

This is best burger in this town, hands down. It is not the greatest burger ever, but you will be…read moredecently satisfied, even if you're looking for an American style burger. The owner/staff are also quite nice and friendly, and they seem to care quite a bit about the beer they serve. All in all, has all the essential ingredients of a great burger joint in making.

My family and I came here on our first night in Colmar. The kids meal and the rest of the menu were…read moreattractive. We were seated right away. The restaurant was busy but not noisy. I had the beef "gro sel" which I saw the lady at the next table eat, and it looked good. My husband had the bibalakas with smoked trout, which was good, but not quite what he was hoping for (we didn't really know what to expect). The kids had sausage and spatzel/french fries. I liked my food. Just the right portion and taste for me. Dessert was good as well. I had the black forest cake, and my husband had the pie of the day, which was a crumble raspberry pie. Overall, a solid family friendly restaurant in old town Colmar.

After a long day of walking around Colmar, we had our mind set on dining outside. We were able to…read moreget a table at Chez Hansi without a reservation with just a short wait (we could have been seated right away indoors). We started with a couple of spritzes and a big bottle of tap water. We ordered a few main courses to share -- the winemaker "salad," which was too much meat and cheese with very little lettuce; the goat cheese and honey flambee, which was decent but we had a better one earlier in the day down the road and the original bibalakas, which were our favorite item. It was a good meal but not one of our favorites. Maybe we didn't order the right things.

Best Quiche I ever tasted. Picked one of the specials of the day, which was Sweet Potato Quiche,…read morewhich was delightful. Paired it with a Gewürztraminer wine and a cappuccino. The lady taking care of me was kind and spoke a bit of English. Would go back!

This place seems to have a lot of good reviews, but sadly, I did not have a good experience when I…read morewas there. The two pastries that intrigued me the most were their lemon tarte and a fluffy German cheesecake called Käsekuchen. Ideally, I would have gotten both, but I was so full from eating everything else in this town that I had to settle with having just one pastry for an afternoon snack - and I went with the Käsekuchen. While I liked that it wasn't too sweet, it ended up being very eggy and altogether very meh - a first for me when it comes to pastries in France. The tea I got to go with it was also not very memorable. While the interior is cute - rustic, with lots of Teddy bears everywhere - the service was very lacking, especially compared to other places in this town. Maybe my experience would have been better if I had picked the lemon tarte or tried some lunch or dinner items, but I'll probably skip this place next time I'm in town.

visited the area on a Sunday. our desired destination turned us away without reservations, so we…read morewere left with what was open. there was a bar (that smelled a bit how a bar smells during the day), a McDonald's, and something called Buffalo Grill. the menu, posted outside on a gigantic totem pole, was a little generic and scary, but the whole scene, including the American country music coming out of the building, had us intrigued. and, y'know, we've BEEN to McDonald's.... so, Buffalo Grill is like... if a Bonanza and a TGIFriday's had a love child. i would definitely recommend a visit, in a similarly pinched situation, for the fun of it. if you're a meat-eater, get the hunter's plate, with [severely] chargrilled portions of buffalo, ostrich, and.... what was that third meat....? have a novelty cocktail and see "the old west" through some red fringe.

We drive by this place all the time going to Cora and we arrived after 2pm when Cora´s cafeteria…read morewas closed for lunch where we would normally eat. The wife´s steak and my bacon burger (there wasn´t any bacon on it - I think they goofed) were mediocre at best and we were both hungry. We knew it was a chain restaurant but we falsely had our hopes set too high thinking we are France, the food has to be good... the fries weren´t even good. Recommend that you pass this place on by and head for greener pastures elsewhere.