Le Tommy sur Pozieres

What a decor!!! For fans of militaria history... This is a place not to be missed.

Tac! Tac! Tac! Tchiaou! Boom!... all that's over: the shells stopped exploding a long time ago! In this unusual place, you can't tell if you're having lunch in a museum or if you're stuffing yourself silly because you're not looking at your plate... You eat under the watchful eye of a heavy machine gun, quietly rusting away, protected from its neighbors by period barbed wire. The welcome is friendly and understated, the food simple but very good and generous, as evidenced by the size of the ribeye steak. This establishment is worth a visit, and I'll certainly be back... in good company.

This was a lucky stop as there was so much on display regarding the war with a small museum behind the cafe..a bit of a tourist spot and not quite the French food I was expecting so my eggs and chips were a surprise..dont expect pate de foils grass here..service friendly

Great restaurant, the food was excellent and the service was excellent.

Restaurant and museum of the Great War. It's worth a visit.

A must for World War I enthusiasts. It's a restaurant-museum where you can see some very fine artifacts. And of course, the food is good and the service is excellent.

Delightful café with a thematic twist. You have a beer and take a quick tour through the small museum. Beautiful!

Tommy is much more than a restaurant: it's an immersive experience fueled by the passion of its owner. Dominique has amassed an impressive collection of objects that belonged to soldiers in the trenches—and the word "objects" almost seems inadequate when you're confronted with certain pieces, like a one-ton mortar. Dominique is a veritable open book. He knows every item in his collection, its history, and above all, he knows how to breathe life back into them. I didn't know the history of Pozières, but I now look at this village and its surrounding land with a completely different perspective. As for the food, it's simple, generous, and comforting—a far cry from some of the negative reviews I had read previously. And to extend the experience, the place holds a wonderful surprise: in the back, a recreated battlefield unfolds in the open air. Years of work and passion that allow us to approach differently what our ancestors experienced in 1916. Far from being a static museum, that is precisely what makes it so powerful.

A lovely time spent in a very pleasant restaurant. Generous, home-style cooking.

A wonderful discovery. The museum is integrated into the restaurant and is rich in French, English, and German military artifacts... Generous portions. Excellent service! Highly recommended.