As it is our first time in this area we had no idea what to expect. Baiersbronn is a small town…read morewith a small shopping area and, we had hoped that there would be a few restaurants and cafes around. As it turns out, most of the restaurants are in hotels in and around the area, not necessarily in town. As we were walking around town looking for a place, a waitress at a hotel bar suggested we come here and, so we did. It is located directly opposite the train station and in the back so, very easy to miss it. It's a charming place with an old style tiled fireplace in the middle and a number of tables around the restaurant. They have an outdoor area for warmer months. The menu here is typical Schwabisch and had a number of dishes native to this area. As it was Good Friday, they also had a fish menu. The ladies in here were super friendly and helpful. The menu is only in German and, almost no other language is spoken here. We could see a couple of tourists struggling a bit. I went for the fish menu and, it was a great decision. The salad with prawns was very tasty and simple. The Seelachsforelle was cooked to perfection and the burnt butter, was all it needed. I absolutely loved the fish here. It was moist and fell apart nicely with a fork. The desert of Strawberry Tiramisu was also nice, but, nothing special. I tasted the local ravioli (maultaschen) and it was also simple but tasty. The food here I had, was worth 4.5 stars. I would happily come here again. It's good honest food that tastes great. Some choices for vegetarians and plenty of drink choices. The prices are also good and all in all a lovely evening.

Very nice menu creations, delicious main courses and great dessert! I loved the Salbei-Ravioli and…read morethe deer we had as main course and the my favorite dessert was Oma's (...) with apple and vanilla sauce.

Good location with great view of the Strasbourg Cathedral. Casual eatery with focusing on Italian…read morewine. Some of the wines were out of stock make this place with 3 stars, and little over priced.

Restaurant and service were amazing. Next time I'm in Strausburg we'll definitely be coming back…read more They even made a dish for my daughter because she didn't want anything on the menu.

It's been several days and I'm still thinking about the vegetable dumpling soup. Absolutely…read moreincredible and packed with flavor! The service was good and the atmosphere for lunch was relaxed with a friendly wait staff! Definitely recommend!

...little gem that's in the shopping area not far from the train station…read more Anyways, I ended up here after a 10 minute ride on the TGV from Strasbourg. It was Sunday, and the sleepy town was pretty much shut down. There were a few restaurants open, but mostly Pizza, Kebab, and other fast foods. The downtown, open air shopping center is a few square city blocks, so I thought to just explore hoping to run into a German restaurant/ brasserie. I didn't want to Google anything. Luck was on my side, and I found this place open and with plenty of patrons sitting outside enjoying a midday meal. The menu has many choices even some non-meat selections. I ordered a Jagerschnitzel topped with a mushroom sauce. It took a while to arrive, but it arrived piping hot with an accompaniment of vegetables and side of fries. The menu is in German and French, though the staff attending me spoke German, French, & English. It's a relaxed place where apparently locals come to enjoy a late Sunday lunch. The schnitzel was perfectly fried and deliciously tender. Portions are huge, and definitely value for money for a real German treat. People here stay longer and socialize at an unhurried pace. There is nice indoor seating, but outside is the place to be when the weather is good.

I didn't come to Strasbourg for Armenian food but this place was delicious, highly recommend. The…read moreservers were nice and the ambiance was standard nice sit down dinner, but definitely come here for the food. The Khachapouri Ajarouli was my favorite and the burrata salad was great.

Perfect!!! The experience was spectacular. The food is rustic traditional fare, with a beautiful…read moreelegance. Not stuffy or pretentious like some Michelin * places. The wine list is legendary with pricing dictated from the fact they bought the '85 Bordeaux when it came out in the market! The chef and his staff visited the table regularly chatted asked questions and actually cared about his clientele. The didn't g experience was designed for, and by the old school restaurant goer! Plus the chef grows, makes and produces wine on sight designed around his cuisine. Which enhances the experience even more! 5 star experience from beginning to the end. Merci!!

This restaurant is closed. You should have a way to post restaurant no longer open without writing…read morea review with so many characters.

I first stayed here about 20 years ago. My aunt and uncle would frequently come here when…read morevacationing in Alsace. Jack and I also blocked our niece and nephew here over 10 years ago. Since then they have definitely renovated this place. The rooms are pleasantly appointed. We even had a lovely balcony with chairs and tables which unfortunately were full of snow. But in the summer it would be great to sit and had some coffee or red wine. We chose the half board and had a lovely five course gourmet dinner the two nights we spent. The food was prepared perfectly. The second night our meet course consisted of filet mignon. We ordered it blue rare, and it actually came that way. For breakfast there was a lovely buffet with a variety of jams, fresh baguettes, cereals, yogurt, cold cuts, cheeses, two different types of cake, and even German Christmas Stollen. The Beau Site has a sister property a block down the road. There hotel guests can use the spa facilities. There is a lovely heated pool, a Jacuzzi, as well as steam room and dry saunas. There is a charge for this. When we arrived at the property he already had robes, towels, and slippers waiting for us. They also offer a variety of treatments but we passed on those. We will definitely return some time in the spring or summer.

BEST restaurant of our entire trip! So good we ate here twice! The atmosphere is great. It was…read moreright near our hotel near the train station. Lots of locals eating here. The food was exceptional. The fries are some of the best I have ever had. We absolutely loved the cordon bleu. The mushroom Muenster sauce that accompanies it is phenomenal. The foie gras burger is hands down the best burger I've had. We really want to go back one day to enjoy the potence meal as we saw many people get it. It's basically a mace with meat tenderloins dripping onto veggies with four dipping sauces. WOW. Price points are great! A must try if visiting or living in Strasbourg.

We came for lunch & it was busy inside and outside. The Duck foie gras came with pear chutney &…read moretoasted bread slices. The Smoked salmon on hashbrowns came with 2 and you could taste the freshness of the salmon. Both the Duck foie gras & hash browns were a great shareable appetizer. The Creamy risotto with summer vegetables was light and I really enjoyed the veggie chunks mixed in. The Duck was tender and beautifully plated. I love a Duck dish on a menu. For dessert we shared the Apricot tart which had big pieces of apricot & the strawberry/raspberry tiramisu.

We came in for lunch upon the recommendation of our tour guide, Robin, from Viking. We started…read moreoff with the Alsatian Escargot which was great. We decided to order the Big Beef to share between us. It took a short time to prepare but it was well worth it. We had it prepared medium rare. My wife later asked for a couple of the slices to be prepared a little more which they did not mind doing. Overall a wonderful experience. Merci Beaucoup!! Tres Bien!!!