Mets Envies
Restaurant and catering for diners and event hosts in Saint-Avold, France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Mets Envies
Mets Envies operates a restaurant with a seasonal menu and provides catering for weddings, business events and private celebrations. Catering menus and services are tailored to each event.
Its customers include restaurant diners and people or businesses organizing events. The company is based in Saint-Avold and also offers a private event venue near Sarralbe through Ma Petite Folie. The business began in 2009, and the current establishment opened on 1 October 2021.
Product: Restaurant dining and customized catering for weddings, business events and private celebrations.
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