Riverside dining in a picturesque small french village with great views. Menu is traditional…read morefrench food - I had the frog legs which were perfectly seasoned in breading with butter and garlic, along with french fries and pinot noir from the Alsace region. Others in the party spoke highly of their fresh fish lunch. Service was perfectly timed to our large group's needs. Finished our lunch with a coffee for a perfect experience.

Super ambiance, low-key and stylish at the same time! Positively beaming personnel, good and…read morereasonably priced drinks. I went on a Thursday night, and the whole Brasserie was swooning with Tango music. I enjoyed a couple of drinks, listening and watching the dancers. It was a beautiful evening, and I vicariously enjoyed the connection of the people on the dance floor. I am determined to check this place out during regular lunch or dinner times. Totally worth a visit.

This is one of the best meals we've had so far on our canal journey. The beef fillet with seasonal…read moreveg, and the mushroom risotto were yummylicious. We had a bottle of rose (my favorite variety in the region although at home I'm a red wind drinker) and shared the apricot clofoutis, creek brûlée and chocolate tart du maison for dessert. The staff spoke no English, but with my very rudimentary French, and the help of google translate, we did just fine. I will add that the French are so very very nice once the ice is broken... we have encountered minimal rudeness. They are not gregarious but will gladly help you if you are in need.

Our favorite restaurant in Sarreguemines, FR is a place all the locals go. Expansive menu and wine…read morelist...