Strasbourg's culinary scene is a delightful fusion of French finesse and hearty German traditions, offering a diverse array of dining experiences for all tastes and budgets.
Cuisine: Traditional Alsatian
This traditional winstub offers a warm and inviting atmosphere near the cathedral. Guests can enjoy hearty Alsatian specialties, including expertly prepared pork cheeks in Pinot Noir and a satisfying choucroute garnie. Its Bib Gourmand recognition from the Michelin Guide confirms its excellent value.
Price: €15-€25 per dish.
Getting There: Situated centrally, it is easily reachable on foot from the main attractions.
Cuisine: Alsatian (Spätzle and burgers)
Known for its vibrant atmosphere and a large, appealing terrace directly on the waterfront in the picturesque Petite France district. The interior has a charming retro style. A must-try is their specialty, spatzle, served with various toppings like cream and bacon or munster cheese. Burgers and salads are also available.
Price: Approximately €15-€20 per dish.
Getting There: Located in the heart of Petite France, it is easily accessible by walking from most central areas.
Cuisine: Modern French and Alsatian
Housed within Strasbourg's former National Stud, this brasserie provides an exceptional dining setting. Its interior, featuring an 18th-century timber frame and a grand monumental staircase, has received international acclaim for its design. The menu offers refined French classics and contemporary Alsatian dishes, making it suitable for a special occasion or a romantic dinner.
Price: Dishes typically range from €27-€44. A daily lunch menu is available for around €35 for two courses or €42 for three courses on weekdays.
Getting There: While walkable from the city center, it is a short taxi or public transport ride from the immediate Petite France area if preferred.
Cuisine: Lebanese
This popular spot offers authentic Lebanese cuisine in a casual setting. It is favored by students for its affordable and flavorful options. Guests can enjoy a variety of sandwiches like falafel, shish taouk, and beef shawarma, alongside traditional starters such as hummus and tabbouleh. All dishes are homemade.
Price: Sandwiches start under €5. Starters are also budget-friendly.
Getting There: Located near Gallia (2 Rue Munch), it is a convenient walk from the university area and accessible by public transport from other central locations.
Cuisine: Diverse international street food and refined small plates
A new and trendy bar-restaurant in the lively Krutenau district, Les Opportunistes features a pop and colorful decor with an open kitchen. The menu offers a selection of creative street food inspired by global cuisines, alongside well-presented smaller dishes, perfect for sharing. An interesting 'stock market' system varies drink prices throughout the evening, adding a unique touch.
Price: Main dishes likely €10-€20; sharing plates and cocktails available.
Getting There: Found in the Krutenau district (Ruelle de la Bruche), it is easily accessible by walking or a short tram ride from Strasbourg's city center.
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