Whether it’s after work, the weekend or even after an unusual visit, you may be looking for a restaurant in Strasbourg that is worth the stop.
Well, consider yourself lucky. I have selected the restaurants that I consider to be the best in Strasbourg to eat with family or friends, around a good traditional Alsatian dish… or not! And there is something for every budget.
First of all, let’s locate the restaurants on the map:
Winstub le Clou
3, rue du Chaudron, 67000 Strasbourg
Just a step away from the cathedral in a hidden alley, discover this inescapable establishment of Strasbourg in an atmosphere and a typical decoration which will make you travel back in time.
On the menu, you will find traditional Alsatian dishes, generous and homemade, such as munster pie, presskopf or fleischnakas, to be accompanied by a beer or a glass of white wine.
We advise you to book in advance, at the risk of not finding a place for dinner.
The little extra: The menu is plentiful, you will find all the Alsatian specialities without exception and the room is elegant and rustic at the same time.
Average price: 50€ per person.
Information & Reservations (website in French)
S’Kaechele
8 rue de l Argile, 67000, Strasbourg
Discover the restaurant S’Kaechele which means “the small kitchen” in Alsatian. The menu is simple yet good: 3 starters and 3 dishes which change according to the season and the arrivals.
You will have the impression of being at home or at your grandparents’, in a rustic and traditional setting.
The menu is certainly small, but it allows for a sophisticated cuisine, elaborated for high-quality dishes.
The little extra: In summer, take advantage of the terrace on the pedestrian street, peace and quiet are guaranteed.
Average price: 30€ per person.
Au Crocodile
10 Rue de l’Outre, 67000 Strasbourg
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If you are looking for an imaginative and audacious cuisine, go to the gastronomic restaurant Au Crocodile established in the heart of Strasbourg since 1840.
The establishment and the chef Romain Brillat offer you a classic and sophisticated cuisine, with a menu that changes with the seasons and the chef’s desires. The menu is small but offers high-quality dishes prepared with care.
Today, the restaurant has one Michelin star, but it already had 3 in the past with the previous chef Emile Jung.
The little extra: In 1801, one of Napoleon’s soldiers, Captain Ackermann, bought the establishment that the Church put up for sale. Among the treasures he brought back from the Nile, he installed a stuffed crocodile. Still present in the restaurant today.
Average price: 80€ per person.
Les Sales Gosses
56 boulevard Clemenceau, 67000 Strasbourg
The concept of the restaurant Les Sales Gosses is simple: 6 starters, 6 dishes and a new menu every 6 weeks, which evolves according to the seasons, and which explores a new region or a new terroir each time.
Mediterranean, Creole, Breton… Chef Fabrice’s cuisine will satisfy you.
The restaurant’s atmosphere is simple, modern and warm at the same time.
The little extra: Since July 2014, the restaurant has been awarded the “Maître Restaurateur” label.
Average price: 30€ per person.
Information & Reservations (website in French)
La Cloche à Fromage
27 rue des Tonneliers, 67000 Strasbourg
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Cheese lovers, this restaurant is made for you. Since 1988, whether you are a cheese connoisseur, an amateur or a novice, the master cheesemongers of the establishment will help you discover the cheese culture and its particularities in a warm atmosphere.
Order a fondue, a raclette, a cheese platter or a dish with a touch of cheese such as roasted chicories with Bleu de Gex or beef filet and potatoes with Camembert.
The little extra: The cheese bell located in the middle of the restaurant was recognized as the largest one in the world by the Guinness Book of Records in 1989, it was replaced in 2016 and it can accommodate up to 90 different varieties of cheese.
Average price: 50€ per person.
L’Épicerie
6 rue du Vieux Seigle, 67000 Strasbourg
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The bistro l’Épicerie is an original establishment, it offers toasts with fresh, local and quality products, all in a decor straight out of the 60s and 70s.
You will find about fifteen kinds of toasts, hot or cold, sweet or savory, in an Alsatian style, with smoked salmon and horseradish or vegetarian, there is something for every taste.
The little extra: For a drink or a snack before going to the movies, this bistro is an essential meeting place in Strasbourg.
Average price: 15€ per person.
Dans Le Noir ?
1 Av. Herrenschmidt, 67000 Strasbourg
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Accompanied by a waiter-guide throughout the whole experience, rediscover your senses through tasty and seasonal dishes prepared by Chef Alain KRUMM, in total darkness.
The restaurant is regularly ranked among the 10 most original restaurants in the world, it also supports and gives a chance to people with disabilities, by employing blind people, who will accompany you throughout the meal.
The little extra: An extraordinary experience that you won’t forget.
Average price: 65€ per person.
De:ja
1 rue schimper, 67000 Strasbourg
The restaurant De:ja offers a contemporary cuisine, in line with its time and is conscious of it. The menus are built around 3 types of harvests: the picking, the harvest and the grape harvest with preparations elaborated from lactic-acetic-alcoholic fermentation, or cold extractions.
Jeanne Satori & David Degoursy, the two young chefs, offer refined dishes in collaboration with French producers, and vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free or lactose-free options.
The little extra: The simple and uncluttered decor will allow you to spend a relaxing moment in a warm and elegant atmosphere.
Average price: 50€ per person.
Information & Reservations (website in French)
La Manu’t
7, Rue De La Krutenau, 67000 Strasbourg
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In the historical building of the former Tobacco Factory, you will find the bar-restaurant La Manu’t, which offers excellent burgers, charcuterie and cheese platters for those who are a little hungry, as well as numerous cocktails.
In a young and relaxed atmosphere, there is nothing better to evacuate the stress after a long day and to meet new people.
The little extra: The bar-restaurant concept is ideal to extend your evening in the same place and to assist to concerts.
Average price: 20€.
Information & Reservations (website in French)
Maison des Tanneurs
42 rue du Bain aux Plantes, 67000 Strasbourg
Transformed into a restaurant in 1949, the tanners’ house is an emblematic monument of Strasbourg that has existed for more than 500 years and has been classified as a historical monument since 1927.
The chef François Lenhardt offers a purely traditional cuisine with the inevitable sauerkraut, the stuffed guinea fowl or the Kougelhopf glazed with Marc de Gewürztraminer
The little extra: The architecture and the decoration of the place: the establishment remained traditional with the visible half-timberings, the geraniums on the windows all of which are on the edge of the channel.
Average price: 60€ per person.
Information & Reservations (website in French)
Le Transsibérien
3 ruelle de la Bruche, 67000 Strasbourg
The Transsibérien is a restaurant that offers Russian dishes, based on revised traditional cuisine.
Enjoy garlic cheese sandwiches, borscht (a vegetable soup), or beef stroganoff.
At lunchtime, enjoy the menu of the day for 13.50€ made with fresh products.
The little extra: A very exotic experience, in a simple and warm decor.
Average price: 30€ per person.
La Fignette
5 Rue de la Vignette, 67000 Strasbourg
How could you be in Strasbourg and not eat a tarte flambée (or flammekueche)? Go to La Fingette, an establishment that offers wood-fired tartes flambées for all tastes.
Savory, sweet, vegetarian, with smoked trout from Alsace or with Munster cheese, it is impossible not to find what you are looking for. But for the more reserved of the group, the restaurant offers more traditional dishes such as Pot-au-feu in its broth, a burger with Alsatian trout, or a delicious lamb shank.
The little extra: The lemon meringue tarte flambée, an innovation, but a delight.
Average price: 20€ per person.
Information & Reservations (website in French)
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