Within sight of the Cathédrale Saint-Etienne and across from the market, so it gets a lot of…read morecustomers -- some businesses might slack because of those factors but this one doesn't. It offers a large variety of pâtisseries at a reasonable price, seating inside and on the patio is comfortable, and the staff is very kind.

Amazing dessert break while we were walking around Metz…read more Ordered the Mont Blanc and the Juanita Mont Blanc had a thick, lovely chestnut cream The Juanita was a think custard with cherries and an eggnog liquor flavor that totally hit the spot Near the cathedral and right across from the Marche Couvert

Come for the amazing brioche. Leave their nespresso coffee behind!…read more Mr chose the raisin & I chose the chocolate. So buttery & soft & doughy nod the chocolate wasn't too sweet but added the perfect touch. Mr felt the same about the raisins The coffees we ordered we're the coldest, worst coffees we've had in years. Only the nespresso coffee pod with cold milk poured in it, it was watery and just awful The brioches totally made up for this.....wished we had ordered the larges or least a dozen more to take with us

I visited here a few times for sweets in February 2020, not long before the world went to crap…read more The merveilleux are wonderful. My first visit I got a selection of the small ones for my wife and daughter to try. The full-size ones look really quite large and well . . . it turns out they are really quite light and full-size is the way to go. Went back for some big ones. Some wonderful flavors like speculoos .. . but they're all good. At the shop in Nancy they've got a tea room. Should I be back there I will definitely try the tea and other treats. There is apparently a branch in New York that I can visit. Looking forward to that.

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.

A small and simple place with typical French dishes. The owner/waitress/chef is friendly and…read morehelpful eventhough her English is Limited.

My wife and I had to wait about 20 minutes before someone took our order. Then we saw that everyone…read moreelse kept getting their food but us, including couples who had come in after us. My wife was a server so she waited until she saw our waitress to ask what happened as we had been sitting there for 45 minutes since ordering. The woman behind the counter never turned our order in! Are you kidding me?! Barely an apology and no offer of compensation: just "It'll be ten more minutes." We left. Absolutely awful in every way.