We went there for NYE: food was fantastic and service excellent. We had a pregnant women in our…read moreparty and they made sure the food was adapted for her needs. Totally recommended!

This is a review for the "Traiteur" - the Boutique of the restaurant, where you can buy their…read morewonderful local products. Came here for just a snack during lunchtime and ended up with a bag full of goodies. Had a sandwich first, you can choose what kinds of meat, cheese and other stuffing you'd like. All combined with good bread. Nice and fresh, great prices. Then we bought some of their wonderful products: Munster Cheese, Foie Gras and Eisbein/Jambonneau. Great quality, fantastic. Very tasty. I bet the restaurant is a winner as well (judged by the reviews it is), but if you are close to home or on the way home, then make sure to buy some of their products here.

It's a nice ice cream stand here. Selections are somehow limited and a single cone is 3€, so it's…read moreon the pricey side, but hey you're in a historic district of Eguisheim. When you're going around in the circular trail in Eguisheim, you will arrive at this location. It's a great spot to take a break and enjoy your gelato cones!! There are some benches under the shade tree nearby to just enjoy your gelato, watch some storks fly by, do some people watching, or carry on a conversation. Take a break from your touring around, and enjoy your gelato cone here!

This is the greatest French restaurant I have ever been. We were served by the chef de cuisine of…read morethe restaurant. Every dish I had was introduced by the chef in detail. French quality combined with great French hospitality made my visit a very satisfying visit. I strongly recommend anybody visiting any place within few hours drive to come to this place since it is a paradise for French cuisine.. Thank you chef... Dr. Yavuz Goktas

From the owner: Une halte charmante Hôtel et restaurant la Palette propose une multitude de couleurs dans les…read moreassiettes ainsi que dans ses chambres. L'atmosphère contemporaine de l'établissement est mis régulièrement a disposition des artistes peintres pour re-décorer les murs des différentes salles. La carte évolue tous les 3 mois au gré des saisons tout en mélangeant les saveurs des plats avec des touches sucrées dans l'air du temps.

Came in early evening and was pleased that they were open, since so many of the restaurants in town…read moredon't open until 7. I wanted to sit outside but I wasn't allowed, they said it was raining. It wasn't, but I digress. I took a seat inside and it felt like a wine cellar. Cool vibe. I ordered the asparagus soup off the special menu and it was DELICIOUS. For dinner I got a steak and it was good. With my meal I ordered a local beer, and it was good. Overall, it was a decent dining experience. It was a little tough communicating with staff - only one waiter spoke English and he didn't come by my table often. When I left I saw it still wasn't raining but they were now allowing customers to sit outside. I wish when they opened the outdoor dining they would have let me know, I would have preferred to move. Oh well! I would return for the quality of food.

This place is a delicious!! We had the pepper steak, potatoes in cheese and the vegetable soup…read more All of them were delicious. Very well flavored. Didn't even get a chance to take pictures of the food because it was so good and we gobbled it down. They even gave us a plate of apple slices for our toddler when we asked if they had any fruit. Service is wonderful and they spoke some English. I highly recommended this place. We are so full that we didn't get a chance to try out their dessert. Which I can only imagine is just as wonderful as their entrees.

Had an excellent meal our first night in Alsace. Choices include both Alsatian classics (delicious…read moresimple choucroute garni) and beautifully prepared and presented specials. Every detail of seasoning and presentation was artful but not excessive. Not surprisingly, the wine list includes great local choices, reasonably priced. Unfortunately, like so many of our fellow Americans, my ability to speak French is very limited, and the restaurant staff did not speak English. But somehow we both muddled through with many smiles.

The perfect lunch in the Elzas in France. We had a goat cheese salad and a quiche together with two…read moreglasses of Pinot Gris. Service was also really and this coupled with relatively low prices I would definitely recommend 'de la tour'. Why is the food so much better here then in the Netherlands? ;-)

We split a flatbread here and the price was extremely reasonable (7.9 Euro for a pretty big…read moreflatbread). The one star deduction is primarily for concerning sanitary conditions. The staff members seemed nice, and asides from the constant up-selling of drinks were not terribly intrusive. Our flatbread was cooked nicely and tasted great. At the table we were seated at, we could see where the servers sliced bread for tables ordering entrees. We noticed our server blow her nose three times directly over the bread throughout the course of our meal.

The wine producer who lives nearby, recommended this restaurant. It may not be too casual but…read moresuitable for all sorts of occasions. Food was good, quite traditional but still not a style of bistros without much volume. Big wine list to accompany fine food here.