During our culinary day trip to Metz, we stopped at Mamie m’a dit, a cozy and nostalgic bistro tucked away in the city’s historic center. This charming eatery brings grandma’s kitchen back to life with heartwarming dishes, vintage décor, and a whole lot of soul.
The moment we walked in, we were embraced by a warm, homey atmosphere: wooden tables, checkered tablecloths, and retro touches that instantly made us feel like we’d stepped into a comforting memory.
To start, we shared a charcuterie board—generous, well-balanced, and featuring top-quality local meats. As a main course, we chose the veal escalope, pan-seared to perfection and accompanied by a creamy house-made sauce. The flavors were rich and nostalgic, just like a Sunday lunch at grandma’s.
While the assigned waitress was not particularly attentive, we were lucky to be cared for by the owner himself, who went out of his way to make us feel welcome. His warm attitude and genuine passion made a real difference and added a personal touch to the meal.
In short, Mamie m’a dit is more than just a restaurant—it’s a journey into the flavors of childhood. Whether you’re a local or just visiting Metz, it’s the perfect stop for anyone craving authenticity and comfort on a plate.
📍 Address:
26 Rue Taison, 57000 Metz, France
🌐 Website:
https://mamie-mas-dit.fr
📞 Booking recommended, especially on weekends.
