Great place for everybody. They have food for all. Not a good place if you are looking for…read moreauthentic French food, but the pate lorainne ( kind of like meat pie) was pretty local. Took a break from all the cheese and heavy food and had poke dish. Sitting next to the river was nice.

Service and drinks are on point. The food is prepared fresh and quickly. The salads lack a little…read moregreenery made up for with extra bacon or meat depending on the selection. Ate here twice while in town so obviously enjoyed it. Really nice staff and community.

To start, this restaurant is charming of the region. It is exceptionally clean. The staff are…read moresuperb and the food was - well - I loved it possibly more than my mother's company (sorry mom). Best recommendation I've had in a long time. Ordered escargot, Quiche, salad, special of the house (fish casserole with salad and charcuterie). Recommend the Mirabelle with ice cream dessert. WOW!! (Staff support English, German and - well - French. Lol.)

This historic building now hotel in Verdun is a wonderful stay. It's a testament to luxury and…read moreservice. The bar was really nice and service was attentive. Breakfast was just o.k. There was noting special about it at all. The overall service of the hotel staff is really helpful and room was great. Easily accessible to the sights and locations nearby.

Excellent service. Clean rooms. Convenient to all restaurants and shops. Quiet. Good food and…read moredrink, who can ask for anything more. Recommend highly.

This is a wonderful bar in sleepy Verdun. My wife got her legs drinking here as she was growing up…read moreand learning what 10% beers can do to you. and we come here everytime we come to see the in-laws. The service is attentive yet unobtrusive. No rush or pressure to leave or stay. The ambiance echoes poetic prose and can also quite promptly get you into that rowdy mood on weekend evenings. Nothing but love for the l'Estaminet.

This is one fine beer joint, let me tell you! The famous and fabulous Belgian, Delirium Tremens,…read morejust happened to be on tap while we were there. No food to ease those DTs, but you'll be okay. Do like I did and read How Green Was My Valley, in French. Piece of cake! Short book, just a few hundred pages of Welsh rambling. Keep ordering the Delirium Tremen as you read. Trust me, a Welshman translated into French while you drink great beer. A no miss combo. Urp. Trust me at least that L'Estaminet and la Cave de' L' Estam is a great place.