Creperie Le St Malo

The service was very friendly and fast and we visited at peak time. The crepes were delicious.We enjoyed the fact that some salad was served with our savory pancakes (see menu) Good value too.

Not a fancy place, that's for sure, but the flavour of the products is good, crepes are nice and well served and the Cidre is very tasty on each presentation.When in Metz, I recommend to look for it (very good location near where the shops are)

I come here since I'm 5 and I've never been disappointed. It's always good, with generous portions, and the service is great. Perfect for families. The place is small, yes, but this and the decoration make the charm. It's truly the place to go to eat crêpes in Metz!

Me and my wife had dinner at st Malo. Good dishes (we had roquefort salad as a start . and crep ricotta + crep salmon as main dishes. all were very good). Friendly staff. Quick service. and there is also English in the menues (which is not something you tipically get in France)

My wife and me went with our parents there following the good reviews found on tripadvisor. Our surprise! None of us was happy with our galettes. In addition, as we do not speak french (only spanish, English and German), we were expecting that the waitress would try to understand us. It did not happen. No aditional effort was shown.

I was here with friends. We ate ice-cream and sweet pancakes. I wasn't satisfied with my crepe flambee. The filling wasn't balanced right. I'd say this is a tourist trap. The service was indifferent to us and to other customers. The ice-cream was nothing special.On the plus side are the big portions and interesting ambiance.Won't be coming back

I had the one with mushrooms and cream sauce, fantastic. My friend had one with ham and some sort of cheese. Both were fantastic. The salad was green and lush and fresh, dressing was just right. I prefer my crepes a little denser and eggy-er, less like skinny pancakes, but that's my preference. Decor is sort of like a Long John Silvers, or something like that I guess, but who cares the turnover is fast, the food gets to you hot and tasty, and prices are reasonable.

Came with my sister for lunch. They do have a set menu which is reasonably priced at 12-16€ for the different options but no changes can be made to the choice of crepe/galette. The menu is extensive and a la carte options are still priced well. The crepes range from 5-15€ depending on how fancy you want it. Served the traditional way with a salad and a bowl (drinking mug) of cider. I had an escargot crepe with cider which worked out to be 13€ and it was delicious. They do flambé and other salad dishes too.Service is okay, not the best but not bad either. Place is small and squeezy so not good for prams and big shopping bags.

We just visited with my wife this place after reading the good reviews on trip advisor. We had 2 classic galettes 1 complete poulet and 1 super poulet. I must point out and warn any future customer that tomato sauce in the super poulet or any other galette is a complete disaster. It makes it so watery and the galette instead of being crunchy is like a big piece of mud falling apart into smaller mud pieces when you try to eat it. The complete poulet is without tomato sauce but still, to be honest we found it average if not below average. I have had really tasty galettes in other countries while France supposed to be THE place to eat. Unfortunately it is not good for our taste. I hope it is fo...