The food, coffee, and service was absolutely amazing!!! The staff wasn't fully fluent in English…read morebut knew a little bit and could still communicate just fine with our group. They were so kind and happy to serve us! This was a beyond delicious brunch. The smell alone had me drooling but I couldn't get over how delicious my food was!

From the owner: Entre amis ou en famille, ce Coffee shop au brique et bois apparent dans un cadre chaleureux. Sert…read moredes crêpes, pancakes, gaufres, galettes sarrasin, bruschetta, pâtisserie américaine et les boissons glacées.

We found this little cafe on a quiet little alley in Strasbourg. Looking for a coffee and a snack,…read morewe sat on the outdoor patio, which is very pretty, quiet, and private. Mr. Bee ordered a cappuccino and we shared a chocolate mousse crepe. The coffee was delicious, and the crepe was not only beautiful but filled with light chocolate mouse, with more mousse on the side. It was a delicious few bites and the perfect pairing with coffee.

We decided to try this place for brunch after a bit of walking around on our day trip to…read moreStrasbourg. The place is very nice and have outdoor seating available. We didn't have anything set that we really wanted to try and just went with their recommendations. ...and first things first--we enjoyed our brunch. It was delicious. The mix of sweet and savory; as well as the warm and cold side of the board was great balance. We really had a lovely time. Here comes the "But"... the only thing that bothered us a bit was the guy helping us (manager/owner?) was a bit defensive (almost argumentative) on his explanation between hot chocolate drink and hot cocoa. I'm pretty sure he's very knowledgeable and passionate about his line of work...but his attitude should be turned down a notch or two for the folks that may not know (like us) a lot about the subject.

Me and my family ordered "pancake with fruits" and "pancake with chocolate" and they were both…read moresalty and did not taste like pancakes. The cheesecake did not taste like a cheesecake either, it tasted like cream. We also ordered "homemade iced tea" and it was ABSOLUTELY TASTELESS. The place was dirty and not clean, and the waiter gave us a dirty pot with forks and knives. And she gave the others a nice clean pot, which was really unfair. I do not recommend this place at all.

Great food. If you're looking for something close to an American breakfast, this is your spot. The…read morecrème brûlée French toast was so good.

Ran by a non profit organization, and staffed with volunteers and interns, this place is a cozy,…read morehipsteresque environment with fun antique furnitures spaced out comfortably. The service is on slower side but that doesn't matter when when you get smiles and friendliness from new interns trying to learn the process. The classique breakfast which had nicely toasted baguette hot out of the toaster, fresh natural juice, butter and marmalade. The coffee, double espresso in particular, had a nice roast and perfectly and carefully brewed. The carrot cake was nicely moist and unique with great use of citrus/orange peel revealing delicious layers of taste and aroma. Located just across from the tram station Porte de l'Hopital, I would recommend anyone to stop by or a relaxing coffee break.

Le café est bon, mais rien d'exceptionnel. En revanche, les pâtisseries sont une agréable surprise,…read moreavec des portions généreuses. Une bonne adresse pour une pause sucrée avec des amis ou bien pour y travailler dans une ambiance agréable.

Favorite restaurant that I have eaten here in Strasbourg! Very friendly staff. Ate dinner here and…read moreit was delicious. Also got Black Forest cake and it was amazing.

From the owner: Dans le quartier de la petite france, venez découvrir un café et son salon cosy avec vue sur l'eau…read more Petite restauration (sandwichs et salades) préparée sur place avec des produits de saison ainsi que des desserts maison. La carte change tous les 3 mois. Possibilité de consommation à emporter. Petit-déjeuner en semaine et brunch le week-end et jours fériés.

I was on a brief study abroad trip in Strasbourg, and one night my classmates wanted to go out. We…read morehad seen a travel video introducing the city, and one of the restaurants recommended was Wawa. However, their selling point was an "American experience," and I didn't understand why we would go all the way to France for that, but sure, whatever they wanted. We ended up going, and of course, my expectations met. They served pretty overpriced "American" food, like hot dogs and burgers. I ended up getting the most basic hot dog and it was very mediocre. The hot dog was very pink and fake looking, and the taste was just so mediocre. I could definitely get a better hot dog from a street vendor or even Costco for way cheaper back at home. The drinks were okay. I got a mojito and it came in a cute jar. The decor of the place was pretty cool though. One of the seating areas has a bathtub as a sofa, which is fun. But really, overpriced, mediocre food. I really shouldn't have agreed to coming here.

From the owner: Brasserie à l'américaine, le Wawa propose des plats du jour du lundi au vendredi de 12h à 14h, des…read moreburgers, des hot-dogs, des nachos etc, en soirée toute la semaine, et des brunchs à partir de 11h tous les samedis et tous les dimanches ! Nous proposons également une sélection de bières pression & bouteilles, de délicieux cocktails, etc, dans une ambiance jeune et un cadre original. L'été, la terrasse prend des allures de guinguette pour une atmosphère toujours plus chaleureuse !

It's a decent bar just off the main island in Petite France. Given that it's off the island, it's a…read moregood location to find room for a large group without a reservation on a busy evening - even on Friday nights, it's lightly attended. Attracting mostly high-school and early university students, this spot has a somehow youngish vibe and the alcohol delivery mean is somehow surprising, as well as an excess of light compared to other bars in Strasbourg, but overall it's a decent place to have drinks and beers - their selection is actually pretty good.

Wonderful find, an easy walk across a beautiful bridge and through the Tannery district to the…read moreheart of the old town. We ordered the special of the day and a pasta salad and green salad with a glass of wine and a local beer. Very well priced for such a comfortable and delicious experience. Inexpensive, relaxed, attended by all ages.

This is a little gem of a place. If it were a few thousand miles closer to home I would be a…read moreregular. It is sort of like a French Sanford and Sons with all sorts of interesting stuff. Very eclectic, and for it worked. I was here at an odd time and the kitchen worked with me to have a couple of different tastes. One was a salad that had tastes I cannot describe. Since my French is very rusty and my Italian did no good I can only tell you that is was a feast for the eyes and had flavors mixed together that were unique. The base was an assortment of small tender leaves with shaved beets and feta. Yum! Then came the quiche, which was the best I have had. The crust was just delightful - it was delicate yet not intrusive to the dish itself. My fillings were pork belly and aubergine. This is truly a French place without feeling citified. Great service made this a very fun meal.

Walking around on a very cold late morning, we went from one promising looking restaurant to the…read morenext, to find that they were either closed for the holidays or were serving very hearty/dinner type meals. We navigated to Troc Cafe (yelped our way here) and though breakfast was finished, the quirky, warm ambience, and a pleasingly inexpensive and interesting lunch menu (written on a slate on the wall) greeted us and we decided immediately to stay. The ambience deserves a little call out - heterogenous chairs, plates and tables. Old movie posters, a retro weighing scale, spoons, pans, cane baskets etc. hanging from the ceiling. Now for the food: for starters we had salads - mine, lentils mixed with small bacon bits on a bed of pea leaves. My companion's was a cold ratatouille (crumbled) and feta, also on pea leaves. Both filling and different and for only €2.20 each! For mains we got a vegetarian quiche with goats cheese - the right size, perfectly balanced (not too 'eggy' as is sometimes the case), and a chicken leg with cous cous. The leg was roasted in a red pepper sauce, and the cous cous was delightfully spiced. We were spoken to in French (which we wanted to practice and were glad for it) and were not rushed at any point - service was really good with the two friendly-faced guys being attentive, neither overbearing nor negligent. I highly recommend visiting Troc Cafe!