The best bars and cafés Meuse

A direct offshoot of the Rochers et Croquets bakery in Saint-Mihiel, Sereivan's offers a West Coast-style coffee shop in the heart of Lorraine's little Florence. In an all-wood, glass and uncluttered interior, you can sip all the barista classics, hot or cold (with a coconut milk version), accompanied by a large cookie. It's also the chance to observe the large confectionery, cookie and chocolate workshop that makes it such an exceptional place. Be sure to explore the boutique and its chocolate fountain, and enjoy a tasting session.

A beautiful historical setting for sweet sirens, run by Christophe for 17 years. The mousses are gourmet without losing their lightness, the fruits are sublimated by the shortcrust pastry, the crunchy tuiles also know how to melt when it comes to the heart; in short, great art, bordering on indecency. The owner has even built up an ideal cellar, which will delight whisky or country lovers. Terrace in summer. A break during which one relaxes while the palate capsizes...

If the coffees are there in number, tasty and roasted on the spot, we have to admit that the prices are a bit high. It is still a warm place to eat a good pancake or waffle. It also has a canteen at lunchtime, with honest but unimaginative plates. It is therefore not discouraged, especially for tea or coffee lovers.

This bistro/brocante opened for over 30 years is not trivial. On the heights, a few steps from the castle you will not be able to miss this extravagant place in the image of its owner. Out like in it is the brocany spirit, bric and broc. An accumulation of strange and abracadabrant objects. This is what makes this coffee the charm: Multicolored bird cages swing into trees, street names are hung in all directions on the walls, there are a whole bunch of old posters glued and even a ball ball! It's the mix of genres, a place out of time, a leap in another era, an enchanting and fascinating stop!

A visit to the museum inevitably ends with a visit to the Taverne, where you can taste on the spot or treat yourself in the store. 70 craft and industrial beers to choose from, many of them from the Meuse, Ardennes or Meurthe-et-Moselle regions. Two tasting options to suit all tastes: guided by a professional, or on your own with an individual tasting session (3 kids). Snacks: pork board, hot sandwiches, sweets..

A wine bar in a friendly barge anchored on the Meuse. It's the place to be if you want to meet people and party. You can drink wine, of course, but also beers, racy spirits and explosive cocktails. You can also nibble on boards of cochonnailles to share, stylish croque-monsieur, foie gras and other delicacies. The house usually welcomes guests on deck, but also in the hold: a number of concerts, DJ sets and themed evenings are organized throughout the year (check the Facebook page for details).

A meeting point for party people, rockers, thirsty people, revellers, lovers of live music and meetings. The address is famous in Bar-le-Duc, recognized as much for its royal welcome, its electric atmosphere, or the contents of its barrels. Indeed, the house offers an original selection of beers. In other drinks. There is always a little something to nibble on, always an animation, and, as often as possible, themed evenings: fancy dress, Irish folk ball, Internet detox (and in old-fashioned look). The same goes for aperitif time...

Café Fauve is a café-restaurant, a place to live and a springboard for people far from employment. You can discover the menu every week on our social networks. It's colorful, concocted from local, fresh and organic produce, and changes with the seasons and the market! The idea is to make cooking sustainable: a simple approach that consists in enjoying cooking and eating. Workshops are organized (world cuisine, zero-waste cooking...) and it's even possible to privatize the premises.

Angélique and Fabrice recently took over the bar overlooking both the pedestrian street and the London quays. In fine weather, two large terraces complement the indoor dining room. The concept here is simple: get back to basics and serve up the great bar classics! A wide range of cocktails, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, are on offer. They can even be accompanied by a charcuterie board. The huge wooden bar and Cuban-colored fresco add a touch of originality.

Welcome to THE cocktail bar in town! Classic recipes or creations to suit your tastes and desires, this is the strong point of the premises. L'Atelier also boasts an extensive beer list, both bottled and draught. You'll also find hot drinks, non-alcoholic beverages, wine, champagne, spirits... which you can accompany with charcuterie/cheese boards and sausages to share. In an original setting, with an industrial ambience that blends wood, metal and vintage parts, concerts and entertainment punctuate the bar according to the season.

Welcome to Séverine and Olivier's den! Here you'll find 2 areas: a boutique area with over fifty references of local and craft beers, and a bar area offering draught beers, bottled beers, soft drinks, wine... You can accompany your beverages with excellent charcuterie and cheese boards. The atmosphere is warm, with wood and tin intermingling. We also offer beer taps for hire. In summer, a large terrace stretches out over the Reggio square.

Le 19 quatre continues to evolve and now features a climbing wall! A huge play area for adults and children is now available. No less than 8 bowling lanes, billiards, a restaurant, a bar, a playground for 0-5 year olds, the climbing wall and its 8 courses and still 450 m² of a superb urban laser game on two levels. A gamer's paradise! The establishment regularly organizes theme evenings and can also take care of your birthdays, bachelor parties..

At the northern tip of the Meuse and just 4 km from Belgium, in a picturesque little village, you may be surprised to discover this pub. It serves English and Belgian beers, as well as the unmissable Orval, a Trappist beer brewed by monks at the nearby abbey. This country-style café is open on weekend evenings, and twice a month hosts musical evenings. If you're a musician or have a band, you'll be pleased to know that the establishment has its own recording studio run by Mike Peacock.

On the corner of Place Charles de Gaulle, the Café Renaissance boasts a large terrace where it's a good idea to stop for a drink and enjoy the Stanislas cityscape. This café with its green parasols (like the façade) also boasts a large wooden bar and billiards inside, in a yellow and woody decor. The decor is reminiscent of traditional rural cafés. From its terrace, you can make out Stanislas Castle behind the picturesque old houses on the square. A friendly neighborhood café.

This Latino tapas bar is nestled atop Montmédy's citadel. You can dine indoors in a warm, colorful wood decor, or on the terrace with direct access to the citadel. Here, you'll discover South American cuisine(empanadas, patacones...). Original and tasty flavors, everything from the cooking to the cocktails is homemade. During the summer, dance sessions(salsa, bachata...) are organized. A good time and a change of scenery guaranteed! A beautiful address in an enchanting, historic atmosphere.