When looking for a place to stay the night, we stopped at the Waldhorn and were greeted by a very…read morenice woman, whom we later found to be the owner, Frau Poppenberg. She showed us to a very spacious room and graciously made ​​sure we were comfortable. We went to dinner in the restaurant and were pleased. The salads were very fresh and our main dishes were very tasty. Dinner ended with a scrumptious treat from their confection selection. Frau Poppenberg's son is a masterful confectioner and we highly recommend the champagne and cognac truffles. They also have a beautiful selection of cakes to choose from. Breakfast the next morning was a bountiful treat - hot rolls, a plate full of meats and hard boiled eggs. The whole time we were there we felt very pampered and it felt as if we were at home with Mama seeing to our every need. We decided to stay another night to hike and explore the many trails and local sights. We will be visiting again!

While walking through Petit France we found this delightful small restaurant. It fit our…read morerequirements of outdoor seating, quiche, and tarte flambé for lunch where we didn't want a huge meal of choucrutte or something similar. Service was quick, friendly, and tri-lingual in French, German, and English giving me an opportunity to butcher my extremely limited French. My wife loved her tuna quiche. I loved my tarte flambé with local Alsatian munster cheese. This is definitely a place we'd consider returning to for lunch/dinner.

You are probably reading this because you are walking around Strasbourg trying to figure out…read morewhether the cafes overlooking the charming plaza are okay. This one is just perfect, simple hearty food served relatively quickly (for France), by friendly, multi-lingual staff. Quiche Lorraine - yum. Potato pancakes with Munster - filling, good. Only thing to avoid is the pan flute guy plying the plaza with oldies.