How can you go wrong with wine, cheese, and bread in France? The food here was simple but tasty. I…read morewould definitely eat here again.

Proprietor, Julian, is very knowledgeable about French wines and is very personable. Setting is…read moreintimate with wine bar and a half dozen small tables. Food consists of many bruschetta creations and other light fare, and the creme brûlée is fantastic.

I saw the Guinness sign while walking around Metz. The Guinness was calling me... Stopped in for…read moredrinks while doing Metz' wonderful Marche Illuminee. The pub was nearly empty when we arrived at 1830. By the time we left at 1930 it was standing room only. The drinks were inexpensive and they've got a good selection of mixed countries' beers on tap along with some bottled drinks. This was the first time I've seen the pub (or I would have stopped in previously) but won't be the last time I visit! The bartender was quick, spoke perfect English and was very honest (I had mistakenly tried to pay him twice...).

A classic spot in Metz to head for drinks. Lol can we just take a second to laugh at the name…read morethough? It's actually called "Irish pub". How creative. Lol. When ppl say "let's go to the Irish pub", I'm like ok sure, which one? "There's only one in Metz - the 'Irish pub'." LOL. Anyhow! This place is small but you instantly feel at home and welcomed just as if you were in Ireland. Classics like Guinness and Kilkenny are on tap but also brewdog punk IPA - yes! There is happy hour, there are TVs and peeps will be into the games and you will feel at home here.

What a fun and whimsical place- great selection of beer and a few wines. The bartender was very…read morenice, helpful & spoke English well. We came down because the pub on the corner was treating us so rudely- incredibly happy that we did. Must have taken a million fun pictures here. The place filled up quickly by the evening so I would recommend coming late afternoon if you have a group.

I was a business traveler when I came here. Recommended by young French colleagues, this place…read morelived up to the hype. Great selection of beer and Belgian ales. I give this place five stars because it was in France. In the US it would be four. Fantastic atmosphere. Wood everywhere. Alcoves and nooks everywhere. The bar meanders around. Tables are dragged all over the place. Lovely place where French people go to feel European, and where Americans go to getta beer!

Awesome spot for craft beer lovers. There's an extensive selection of beers on tap, in addition to…read morea large variety of bottles - all from around the world. Each month they have a featured beer to try out. The bar is large and spacious, and is usually always full of groups having drinks - except for Saturday's lol. Why? Cuz there's no happy hour. Come on guys, how do you not have even just one hour of happy hour on Saturday? Speaking of HH, it's from 7-9pm every day except sat. Pints are around 7-8€ outside HH.

I went to Les Berthom with a local "Metzer" who knew this place like the back of his hand. As I was…read moregenerally surprised by the small but vibrant and juvenile nightlife of this little Lorraine town, this bar fit right into our night. It was mostly crowded with students and young professionals. You could hardly find people above the age of 40. Needless to say, the choice of beers is great - which is also the Bar's unique selling point. Although a bit pricey, it is a great pleasure to drink yourself through the wide variety of mostly Belgian style beers (but beware the high percentage of alcohol!). I paid about 5-8€ per bottle, depending on what beer I choose. Like almost any other place in Metz, Les Berthom closed almost exactly at 2 a.m., which for me is much too early. However this is nothing which I could hold against them. The service and waiters are great and the cozy, familiar yet open vibe make it a really nice place to have a few. If you happen to pay a visit to Metz, check this bar out!

The service sucks. Once you paid, they don't give you a shit. Even if what you asked is just a cup…read moreof water.

The service isn't even bad, it's not there, we waited 25min. No one came out... We asked inside,…read more"on arrive tout de suite"... We waited 8 more minutes, then we gave up. Pretty expensive to begin with, they should have the money to pay for a waiter/waitress...

From the owner: Une place qui a son histoire Cette place, alias Place des quatre maisons, a changé de nom car…read morel'histoire raconte que Jeanne d'Arc a vécu à, proximité de cette place. L'ancien nom de la place vient du fait qu'auparavant quatre grandes demeures en faisaient les quatre coins.