Trade news from the Metz Eurometropole - August 27, 2025

Les premières enseignes de la rue des Allemands à Metz a rassemblé de nombreux riverains, marquant une étape importante pour, quartier d’Outre-Seille, ont été inaugurées le 23 août 2025.. Conçues avec BLIIIDA et les commerçants locaux, ces enseignes en acier Corten allient modernité et inspiration médiévale pour valoriser le patrimoine architectural et historique. Cette initiative s’inscrit dans une démarche plus large visant à renforcer l’attractivité du quartier par la piétonisation, l’artisanat d’art, les parcours culturels et l’amélioration du cadre de vie.

Mequisa Aubade
Mequisa Aubade has opened a new, highly accessible showroom on rue du Fort Gambetta in Woippy, in the former premises of Le Républicain Lorrain. Professionals and private customers can discover a wide range of spare parts, bathrooms, radiators, tiles and other equipment in a chic, industrial atmosphere. The showroom showcases actual bathrooms. It is complemented by a self-service area with a wide range of spare parts and accessories. Advisors are on hand to provide customers with the best possible advice on their technical projects. MEQUISA Aubade Woippy stands out for its rigorous selection of quality products, signed Aubade Création, the company's own brand.

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Proxi Coteaux de la Seille
A new Proxi super convenience store has opened in the heart of the Coteaux de la Seille! In Metz Queuleu, this new 100 m² grocery store offers a wide choice of products: breads and pastries, fresh fruit and vegetables, dairy products, frozen foods, everyday products... as well as snacks to satisfy the smallest hunger, with over 1,300 references to discover. The store also boasts an attractive terrace for on-site tasting. Ideally located, the store is just a 5-minute walk from Rue Tivoli, Rue Georges Ducrocq and Rue Laurent Maréchal. Open Monday to Saturday, 8am to 1:30pm and 4pm to 9pm, and Sunday, 8am to 1pm.

Flower Café
There's a new café in Metz with a chic, Parisian feel: Flower Café. In addition to its attractive storefront, it offers local products from small-scale producers. Its coffee comes from the Comptoir du Café en Fournirue boutique, and the lemonades are Alsatian, for example. Her manager is the owner of 2 other establishments in Metz, adjacent to this one: the garden center and the pet shop. This café is in the same natural, plant-based tradition. It has a lovely terrace overlooking the Fournirue, perfect for a stroll.