Metz
Coco Grill

Coco Grill

5 rue du Moyen Pont, 57000, Metz, France

Pizza • Glace • Steak • Poulet


"We left in a car of Allemagne for the france for a romantic lunch for Valentine's Day. We had no other direction than that. we chose met and consulted tripadvisor to see what recommendations were of restaurants. I liked the look of coconut grill and I typed the address in the gps. we parked in the underground parking lot near the galleria and we headed to the river. A few steps later, we found ourselves in the charming little restaurant just a block from the river. In addition to the tripadvisor recommendation, another sign of a very frequented place was the telephone number on the window just under the word reservations (in French, not so different from English). the third sign that we were going to feast was the number of tables available for a Saturday lunch: one. we were lucky guests who had this last table, and we saw two badly-repressed couples (although one of them made a reservation for the next night, the night of Valentine's Day was complete, I saw the book. So with great expectations and very little French, we were ready to leave. My husband chose the plate of the day. (day trip), believing that this is what the leader does best. I was usually able to decipher the totally French menu with my minimum skills and Italian experience. He goes down to the duck or chicken blue cord. On the recommendation of the owner, who looked like Mom, I went with the duck. While we were looking at another table of dishes at 11, I became more and more excited. While enjoying our bottle of burgundy, we enjoyed the charm and atmosphere of the small intimate place. I counted 30 seats, all filled. just behind my husband was the food elevator (I'm having trouble calling him a stupid waiter in this place). Pretty soon our food has arrived. the pork with a cream sauce with mushrooms was tender and tasty and did not need a knife to separate the bites. our two potatoes were crispy and hot and mellow, ioow, perfectly cooked. and my duck. tender to the fork and covered with the most amazing barbecue sauce on the tarragon. The duck was neither too dry nor too fat (where does this myth come from?) the frank). the burgundy suggested by our host perfectly agreed with our two meals. I want to keep using the perfect word, but I'm afraid nobody's gonna believe me. It was really an incredible and memorable meal. For dessert, I asked for our host's favorite. She immediately turned to the kitchen and cut me a piece of apple pie that is one of the best apple dishes I've ever eaten (see photo). another guest helped translate a little, and our host also suggested the rhubarb pie. Wow. I haven't eaten rhubarb for years. So, my husband and I shared the two bites. fashionable vanilla ice was competing with the best ice in Italian. And whipped. All right, the whipped cream came from a box, but it certainly wasn't Redi-Whip. They had this small cartridge of gas attached. Just legitimizing enough for me. Even when we received the invoice, we were surprised by the value of money. I ate in incredible places around the world, and this meal is one of the most memorable. I'll be back, even if it takes 90 minutes to get here. There's something to see to go back, and I'll call in advance to make sure you don't miss trying anything else on the menu because all the tables are full."

Au Petit Louis

Au Petit Louis

3 Avenue De Lattre De Tassigny, 57000, France, Metz

Vin • Bière • Cafés • Déjeuner


"Après un accueil sympathique, Nous avons pris un très bon dîner. Cependant, le serveur nous a apporté l’entrée alors que nous n’avions pas terminé l’apéritif. Nous avons aussi vu imperfections qui, au vu du niveau des prestations, ne devraient pas exister. Parois de verre sales Les Wc handicapé était sale et encombré. Il était donc impossible par une personne en fauteuil le lave main impossible à utilisé. Dommage… A présent, je modifie mon avis au vu de votre réponse agressive et hors de propos. La porte des toilettes était ouverte et un enfant, vous appartenant, qui était dans le restaurant venez de les utiliser. Lorsque je me suis dirigé vers les toilettes handicapés, Vous m'avez dit que les toilettes étaient en bas et je vous ai répondu que j'étais handicapé à savoir que tous les handicapés ne sont pas en chaise roulante) Les WC n'étaient donc pas condamnés pour travaux et, par respects envers vos clients handicapés, vous auriez du les prévenir lors de la prise de rdv qu'ils ne pourraient pas aller aux toilettes !! Si vous aviez lu correctement mon avis, vous vous seriez aperçu que j'ai été totalement transparent en donnant une superbe note à votre cuisine et en ajoutant de belles photos de vos plats preuve que je ne prends pas uniquement vos toilettes en photos en pissant reprise de vos propos désobligeants) Enfin, vous n'avez pas fait de remarques sur les choses positives que nous vous avons fait…. Etant membre de TRIPADVISOR nous savons être totalement transparent dans notre jugement. Je laisse donc les internautes se faire une belle opinion de votre réponse..."

heureux comme Alexandre

heureux comme Alexandre

38 rue de la Tete D Or, 57000, Metz, France

Fondue • Viande • Européen • Français


"The place where we wanted to go (La Winstub) was closed for summer vacations, so we went to this nearby restaurant based on Tripadvisor recommendations. It looked nice and convivial. My wife ordered carpacio, my son and I shared the fondue savoyarde. The carpacio was OK, nothing special but there was nothing wrong with it. The fondue, however, was a complete disaster. It was delivered on an old, dirty, worn-out rechaud which was impossible to regulate. Flames were coming out of orifices left and right and the cheese was completely overheated. We pushed the caquelon to the side and rotated it and kind of managed to keep the cheese from burning too badly. But the worst problem was that the cheese was separated into solids and liquids. This is a typical beginner's problem with cheese fondue (tip to the restaurant: try adding a little corn meal next time...). We tried to eat it but this separated mess just tasted all wrong. With cheese fondue, the flavor is mainly in the liquid parts, not in the solids, and the liquid stayed in the caquelon so what was on the bread that you eat was a stringy mass with all of the taste of chewing gum chewed for an hour.We tried to get the waiter's attention which took quite a while. There were two, but one disappeared for long periods of time somewhere, the other was two tables over chatting with his friends. After at least 5 minutes he deigned to come over. We explained what was wrong and he just extinguished the flame on the rechaud and said 'it will firm up.' We doubted very much that this would help (we have a lot of experience with fondue; we used to live in Switzerland and make it often at home) but we let him do it. Of course, exactly what we expected happened: the whole thing turned into a disgusting, lukewarm congealed mess. After this we had enough. We asked for the bill which was placed on our table. I put my credit card on it and waited for the waiter to come and get it. But he was again chatting to his friends. We waited some more. This was getting ridiculous. We called him, he pointedly ignored us. At this point I took the bill and CC and walked down to the back of the room where the other waiter had now appeared. Now the first waiter ran after me, told me I should have waited at the table for him and said that he had just been busy. Right!I don't even want to mention that we never got our water refilled. We had asked for water (carafe d'eau) with our drinks and they brought a small bottle for the three of us. We asked twice for more water, they never brought any more. I should note that the place was at best half-full, so it was not that the two waiters were really busy. The waiters made it very clear that they were not at all interested in us and that chatting with their buddies had way higher priority, even though our meal was barely edible."