You skip breakfast because you were almost murdered by last night's dinner. But now it's lunch…read more Maybe a nice outdoor brasserie in 42 degree weather? Of course you get a bottle of Resising to help warm you up. Maybe a bit of onion soup with croustini rounds? Maybe you get a tarte flambé aux champignon? Maybe you also get a goat cheese salad with poached bears, arugula, and mustard vinaigrette? And maybe you haven't learned any lessons and you get a large slab of foie gras with pear purée? Life is good.

Nice, little restaurant near "Petite France." At the time - seating was outside and not sure this…read morewill be permanent. Their specials from their veal, to the salad, to the BBQ ribs was OK - nothing special. Someone ordered each one at our table. Their BBQ sauce was actually ketchup based and not a tangy or sweet BBQ that you would expect. Having said that - their deserts are amazing. Oh and there was a beer that was extremely fruity and delicious...both those items were memorable and would come back just for those items alone.

This is a really fun place with great drinks, plenty of games to play & great food. Very family…read morefriendly & can be noisy but not a bad thing. The food is really good & fairly priced. The service is great, the servers are very attentive to everyone.

Here on a recommendation from our food tour guide, our party of four arrived on time for the…read morereservation that I made by emailing the day before. We were immediately seated at our table and a waiter took our drink orders while we looked over the menu. Beer for me, Alsatian white wine for my friends. Dinner all around. Fish and chips was a good portion of fish with a massive pile of crispy chips. A tarte with cheese and bacon. (And if you don't know, a French tarte is basically a flatbread pizza.) Bacon and cheese spätzle (basically, mac and cheese with bacon). We were all about the carbs tonight and it was all delicious. Lots of food, all easily shareable and the service was excellent. I don't know how "traditional" Alsatian this is, but it was yummy. We were here for close to two hours and at no time did we feel rushed. Online menus made it easy to order in English and everything turned out quite well. [Review 16428 overall - 63 in France - 1936 of 2021.]

I really liked the ambiance of this restaurant. It was very elegant and quaint. Our server was very…read morefriendly and helped us understand what we were ordering since there was a language barrier. The food was also delicious! I would recommend an Alsatian tart, they were delicious!

I'm so glad we stumbled upon this restaurant while in Strasbourg! The ambiance is incredible with…read moreunique decor, wall paper, and seating. The waitress was also incredibly kind and helped me find a gluten free safe meal the two times I came here! Since I have celiac, it can be scary sometimes to eat out and I felt totally safe here and did not get sick after! The food was INCREDIBLE and everyone enjoyed their meal. So much so, we can back a couple days later! I highly recommend this spot!

Maybe we ordered improperly, but after the hype locally for La Hache, I wasn't sure what was…read moreraveworthy here. It was at best "a nice night out". The escargot appetizer was easily the highlight. Swimming in butter, and with a soft texture that has some bite, I understood why it was a mainstay of French cuisine. But the cocktails, man... fruity perhaps, or spirit-forward, but always with a short flavor profile and absent balance. Our mains of a Caesar salad and fish and chips were admittedly not French. (We were told later that the duck is the menu's highlight.) But everything on the menu should live up to the restaurant's standard, whatever it is. The fish and chips were unseasoned, though the crust crispiness was 5/5. And my friend asked for table salt to finish her salad. The ambiance in there is nice at least, but the food left us wanting.

Found this gem based on the reviews of others! Thanks again for a great community that helps…read moreidentify the best places in foreign countries. The burger was the highlight for me, the Steak Tartar was to chunky for my liking. Be sure to make a reservation as this place fills up quickly!

Must visit in Strasbourg. Amazing, authentic, traditional and yummy tartines for cheap prices!!…read more Don't get the dessert...the pies were really weird and we did not like. Very cute, kitschy place. However, the service is ehhh.

Great little spot in Europe for a bite and good coffee. Would go again when in the arearead more

This was a quaint small village restaurant that had amazing food and really good service. The wait…read morestaff speaks English (good for me and my colleague) and are attentive. We ordered a Munster Flambé that was prepared in a wood fired oven. It was AMAZING! We also ordered the "4 Seasons" pizza. It was ok but the tomato sauce was a bit heavy and it had a lot of capers on it. Overall it was a really nice experience and I will definitely return the next time I am in the area.

When you're in Germany and life hands you a week of 12-14 hour days planning an event that then…read moregets canceled at the last-minute, you take yourself to Strasbourg. And when your walking tour guide tells you a fun story about a Michelin-starred restaurant and it's interesting name, you decide to take yourself there. I haven't been to a Michelin-starred restaurant in a very long time and I have never been to one alone, but it was still a lovely experience. The staff was very attentive, kind, and knowledgeable. The food was inventive and enjoyable, though I admit I had a hard time understanding the waitstaff sometimes, so I wasn't always sure what I was eating, but luckily I'm willing to eat anything. I had the discovery menu (appetizer, fish, entree, dessert), 3-course wine pairing, coffee, and the restaurant's "extras" which included some very tasty amuse bouche at the beginning, small desserts with the coffee, and even a cookie to take a home. I did not order from the cheese cart, but it was fun to watch it wheeled out for others. For a Michelin restaurant, I found it very reasonably priced and accessible, though I'm not sure I can say I was completely blown away by the food (wine was fantastic, though). But I did see the crocodile! Which is where the restaurant gets it's name: in the 1800s a sailor came back from Egypt with a stuffed crocodile and had the bright idea to use it as a marketing (who wouldn't want to see a stuffed crocodile?!?)

Such a beautiful restaurant! Amazingly friendly service! And of course delicious food!…read more We were in town for the Christmas market, so it was fun to take a break from being outside and eating mostly from food vendors. We came in for lunch and went with the market menu they were offering. We also ended up adding a cheese course, because when in France! Can't say no to cheese! I don't know if it's the primacy effect, but I loved the first course. It was like a little egg soup dish. So warm and hearty, it was just comforting. Everything else was good too, but the cheese was a major highlight for me. The waiter selected a sampling of cheeses for us from a huge cheese cart. It was fun to watch and see all the cheeses on display.

Perfect!!! The experience was spectacular. The food is rustic traditional fare, with a beautiful…read moreelegance. Not stuffy or pretentious like some Michelin * places. The wine list is legendary with pricing dictated from the fact they bought the '85 Bordeaux when it came out in the market! The chef and his staff visited the table regularly chatted asked questions and actually cared about his clientele. The didn't g experience was designed for, and by the old school restaurant goer! Plus the chef grows, makes and produces wine on sight designed around his cuisine. Which enhances the experience even more! 5 star experience from beginning to the end. Merci!!

This restaurant is closed. You should have a way to post restaurant no longer open without writing…read morea review with so many characters.