Service was slow as only outdoor seating allowed in the city at this time and one waiter and one…read morebuser. Many local French resident seem to enjoy sitting , drinking, and smoking seems to be a must. It can be overwhelming especially if you are trying to enjoy your meal. Note drink such as Sangria, some beers, etc are not served or available on the menu at the time so ask beforehand what is available to make it easier on you. Ordered the beef tartar which is raw meat seasoned, fries, came with a side salad and a basket of bread. Husband had a cheese and bacon flambee and enjoyed it. Had dropped my mask and the server noticed and came back with one the restaurant had for themselves it waa very kind of him.

A nice restaurant in a bit of a strange place...next to IKEA. Consistently excellent food.read more

From the neo-baroque setting with a work-in-progress twist to the food in your plate, this…read morerestaurant won't disappoint you. Service is as good as it gets (a rarity in France). They serve some classic alsatian dishes such as "choucroute" but also classic French food. Try the classic "Cordon Bleu" or even better their own variation: the "Cordon Rouge". If you're still hungry after that go for the "Profiteroles" Trendy place popular with the locals. One of the most coveted mayorships on Foursquare & dukedoms on Yelp! It says it all! They accept American Express cards.

I stayed in Strasbourg for a study abroad and we dined here several times…read more This is a trendy local place with classic Alsace, French Cuisine. I would describe the food as "solid" but not craveable. I love food, but c'mon, I was starving--We all were (Fat Americans). After a long bike ride from the chateau this was warmly welcomed from all of the traditional Turkish mutton, hard bread, and rose wine we were consuming for breakfast/lunch/dinner.

A must try in Strasbourg if you are not into the local Brasserie food. To eat well in Europe can…read moresometimes be tricky. Our rental car broke down after our trip to the area and we were placed in a nearby hotel. After a horrible evening, a just okay dinner that was overpriced the night before in petite France ... this restaurant was exactly what we needed! We ordered a pizza with mushrooms and arugula, pasta with salmon and beef carpaccio. It was more than plenty for three people and we all shared one anothers dishes. The portions were large. We also ordered a bottle of sparkling water, one person ordered one glass of wine, 3 espressos (which came with a cantucchi) and shared a tiramisu for a grand total of 68 euros. If we made adjustments or asked for something ... we were always met with a no problem attitude ... difficult to find in Europe. Our waiter even brought one menu in English when he heard that our table spoke both french and english. Such a great and positive place with great food.

A typical local restaurant where you feel a bit like traveling back in time. The food is good but…read morenothing special. The service was at certain moments not very friendly and customer oriented. There is definitely much scope for improvement....

This hidden gem is a tiny Alsatian restaurant with a cozy ambience where the chef and owner (from…read morethe neighbouring region of Lorraine) experiments with variations on local cuisine. A constantly changing, and somewhat seasonal menu (his fantastic Baeckoffe is only available in winter, for example) highlights this solid bang-for-your-buck nigh haute cuisine establishment. I have sampled almost everything on the menu (inluding kidneys, Alsatian sushi, tartare, various foie gras concoctions, brazed suckling hocks, and the obligatory snails and frog legs) and have yet to be disappointed. For those on a budget, he offers a lunch menu (in the French sense of the word: appetizer + main course) generally below 10 euros.

Charming little restaurant with authentic alscasian meals. The staff is really nice and the food…read morevery good. It's small and quite popular, so you should make a reservation. Think it was the best of all restaurants i checked out in strasbourg.