Metro Lafayette
James Moore and Erika Pringsheim
3524 Mt. Diablo Boulevard ~ (925) 284-4422
Sure, Lafayette is a suburb, but that doesn’t mean we have to eat like we are in the suburbs! “Merging urban sophistication with a relaxed attitude,” Metro is a stylish destination serving big city food. There is a huge outdoor patio, a full bar and a robust menu with appetizers that win awards. Entrees at this restaurant are more precisely called “culinary creations.” Owners James Moore and Erika Pringsheim are very active and engaged in the community and would love to say hello to you when you stop in for lunch or dinner.
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