On a last minute dinner adventure, we found Bratschall Manala on our evening walk in Kayserberg,…read moreand it was not a disappointment as it was a quick discovery along the cobblestone road! Small inside, it seated mostly French tourists from other parts of France, but I was happy there was a table two by the wall for us. Apparently, the restaurant also had some German influences as we noticed some German dishes listed on the menu. What we had: 1/2 F O I E G R A S S A L A D E : I really wanted foie gras so we split a salad that is now one of the best salads that I ever had. So simple and adorned with raw mushrooms, picked radish, squash, beets, apples, seeds, olives, fried bread, and of course, foie gras! It was so good for two and I linger for it to this day. Q U I C H E L O R R A I N E & S A L A D E : Cheesy, eggy, thick bacon, and too big for me, I just love real french quiche lorraine and I was happy I decided on it. Although I would have liked pomme frites, I wasn't sure if it was okay that I ask for it, but I noticed someone else had a quiche and had pomme frites. LA C H È V R E T A R T E : A big tarte nearly a size of a pizza, with cheese, thick bacon, and baby goat cheese on top. It was yummy too, but it tasted very similar to my quiche. So we made a mistake in ordering similar items but in different forms, but nonetheless, we both liked the restaurant for a quick last minute find in Kayserberg x

I came to Kaysersberg for a quick visit as a part of a wine tour. After wandering through the town,…read moremy group arrived here and randomly decided that this would be the place to have lunch. It turns out that everyone enjoyed eating here more than anyplace else on the visit to Strasbourg, including a couple of Michelin-star stops. The burger (topped with ham and cheese) was juicy, well-seasoned and delicious. It was served with very good fries and a fresh green salad. The steak tartare, served on top of crispy hash-brown potatoes, was met with high praise. In addition to main courses, the restaurant has a showcase of beautiful desserts. Due to time constraints, we did not stay for dessert. Service here is excellent. The food came out quickly, and the servers were extremely attentive. When we were ready to leave, they were quick with the bill. They seemed to understand that you may have limited time, so everything moved at a relatively fast pace.

We've had our best meals in France and we had it in Suzel…read more It's located in a tiny beautiful city Hunawihr which in the middle of Alsace part of France. Our stay was literally 500 feet from the restaurant so we totally lucked out! It's a tiny restaurant with only about 10 tables. It was full of Germans and even the one woman server seemed German but spoke delightful French and she was also very friendly and helpful with the menu. Alsacienne food is served here which is more of a German twist. The wines are inexpensive, blanc, and more on the sweeter side - delicious paired with food. My salad was amazing and huge. Lettuce was topped with juicy pieces of grilled chicken, sweetest tomatoes, apples, almonds, and amazing deep fried croutons. Why can't they do this all over France? Husband's starter was the omelette and salad. The buttery omelette was decadent and had generous bits of bacon. YUM! The entree was choucroute (saurkraut - a must have in this area) topped with pork belly, ham, bratwurst, sausage, potatoe and a dallop of mustard. It was all delicious and very satisfying to say the least. The meal was surprising inexpensive - we had so much food =) A high recommendation!!

Never had a bad meal in Alsace. The whole town is like a story book and this place with good food…read moremade it memorable.

This was our favorite meal in the Alsace, hands down - and that's saying a lot because French food…read moreis amazing. Totally recommend.

We had an excellent lunch at the Kaysersberg. Service was spot on and the food was freshly prepared…read moreaccording to local traditions. Portions were quite big and satisfying. Flavors were as expected for the area. This is a good address for traditional Alsatian food.

Visiting the region for the past week and we went here twice. The first time, most of the family…read moreenjoyed a traditional choucroute alsacienne. I enjoyed a tarte flambe with Ribeaupierre (a local cheese). The tastiest dessert went to the Amara ice cream - basically vanilla and cherry ice cream with creme patisserie and tasty boozy local cherries and kirsch drapped over it. The second time, half the party had la tete de veau. My uncle said it was the best he'd ever had. One person had the gratinee with jambon, which was to die for. Their crispy duck-fat potatoes are delightful. The staff were friendly and welcoming with a leisurely pace that fit our vacation pace. I would definitely make this a regular.

Basic French breakfast. Most of it I don't eat (cheeses and meats). But also has great breads and…read morefruits. Included in the cost of the room. That is true of most hotels in Europe. However, rarely find eggs or potatoes in these. Very hospitable employees here as well. Nice experience.

We spent only one night in Riquewihr and had the opportunity to eat here. Our food was delicious!…read moreMy daughter got the monk fish with gnocchi and she loved it! I had the salmon trout roll. Yum! And my son enjoyed is steak. My husband had some kind of stew and it was delicious. We enjoyed the tiramisu as well and I had a yummy Pinot noir. Will definitely eat here again!

In a land of wonderful food and restaurants, this place was a standout. We were drawn in by the…read moremenu posted in French, English, and German which was perfect since we were dining with our German friends and we were all impressed with the menu choices-not your typical pizza, saurkraut, and burger choices, but rather rabbit, duck, trout, munster cheese, and interesting salad combos. Our German friend is a Michelin guide afficianado and was impressed with the restaurant's library of Michelin guides, so we knew we were in for a treat and we were right. The server spoke all three languages, so ordering was easy but deciding what to choose was not. My munster cheese appetizer was like nothing I had ever had with delicate flavors, just the right crispness to the cheese and it came with a light vinaigrette mixed salad. My husband thoroughly enjoyed his rabbit with apricots, and I loved my pike perch with pike dumpling, small vegetables strips with ginger and fresh coriander which was beautifully presented. Our German friends loved their foie gras and trout. My cherry sorbet was flavorful and the creme brulee creamy. I highly recommend this restaurant.

Location Typically Alsatian between vines and nature…read more After completing a BIO wine tasting in the Schmitt & Carrer cellar next door. We are going to eat in this cozy and typically Alsatian restaurant. The food is traditional, the food is very good, and the setting is very elegant. You will be welcomed with open arms ..

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!

My French friend took me and my friends to this cute little restaurant found on the cobblestone…read morestreet of vielle ville of Riquewihr to try the typical Alsatian dishes called "röestis" and "tartes flambées" last December. Whether it's true or not I've heard that the Alsace region has the most Michelin starred restaurants of all the regions of France, and so far everything I had in Alsace didn't disappoint me a bit, thanks to my friend Gauthier!!! :-) La Taverne Alsacienne offers various "Tarte Flambée", also known as "Flammekueche" , which is like a thin crust pizza with cream, onion, and chopped bacon. We ordered the classic version with Munster (Alsacienne cream cheese) which was excellent! It's simple and yet so tasty! YUM!!! From the list of various röestis (potato and cheese garnished casserole), my friend picked the one with thick piece of pancetta and egg on top, which was a rustic, hearty, and simple dish. It was a bit heavy so I recommend you share it with a few friends. Alsace offers a wealth of gastronimic joy, I really need to explore France more!!! Vive la France!

Excellent cuisine, typical too. Generous portion and many local wines. Speak German and French,…read morenot so much English ... but very friendly and helpful