My family and I visited today for lunch. Although we spoke limited French and the wait staff could speak minimal English we were able to communicate our order and were serviced quickly and efficiently. The hospitality could have been a little bit better, possibly the language barrier.
We ordered two of the omelette and chips and two of the sausage and chips. Both dishes also had a side salad. Food was cooked fresh in the kitchen, generous portions and were homely in nature.
The set up is quite unique as although we did not pay the 7 euro (which I think is a little high for paying dining customers) to visit the museum the dining area and entrance to the bathrooms are lined with historical war memorabilia so we still had a taste of the display on offer.
I would recommend a visit if looking for a good meal at a reasonable price.
Stopped here for lunch. Simple menu choices, we had omelettes and they were fine. The collection of WW1 artifacts on display is fascinating, really worth seeing.
We are regular visitors to the area and always stop off at Le Tommy. The welcome is always friendly, and Dominique's collection of WW1 artefacts is outstanding. The food is always excellent and plentiful as is the hospitality. The omlettes and French onion soup are especially recommended.
The museum is terrific and the outside trench well worth the small admission cost.