Discover Méert

A one-of-a-kind experience

Our restaurant in Lille

Each dish is made with innovative new combinations to celebrate the season.

Here, each dish is made with innovative new combinations to celebrate the season, with only one thing in mind: your enjoyment!

The tea room in Lille

The Méert tea room is one of France's must-visit gourmet addresses.

Founded in 1909, the tea room on Rue Esquermoise, fondly known as "Family Tea," was modeled after English tea rooms and quickly became popular among the bourgeoisie of Lille. Its layout and decor were designed by the Lille architect Louis-Marie Cordonnier

Our brasserie in Roubaix

A unique culinary experience in the city's former swimming pool, which is now the Museum of Art and Industry.

The history of Maison Méert in Roubaix began in 1911 during the International Exhibition. A temporary tea room was set up, where exhibition visitors and onlookers could enjoy waffles and other sweet treats. In 2001, Méert opened a brasserie in the city's