Excellent low key pub away from the main tourist areas. Good selection of local beers and great…read moresimple food. Loved everything about it

We were looking for a fun and casual place, outside of the Christmas market area, to take a chill…read morelunch break in Strasbourg! This spot was well rated on some review sites such Yelp and Google! It's just across from the canal and easy to find! We arrived around 2pm, during Christmas week on a Monday, and the place was quite busy! We were greeted by a hostess and directed to our table! We ended up trying a couple of local favorite items: traditional mushroom and ham tartes flambees along with a salmon tartes! Both were delicious and worked well with Alsac wines! Apparently they are known for their burgers but we wanted to stick to local foods which are often not available at home in US or not as delicious. Overall a very fun and vibrant spot with good food!

A really interesting new cocktail bar in Strasbourg, that is definitely worth a detour…read more We went there with a friend of mine and were welcomed immediately, with a staff finding us a cozy and a comfy spot. The lights were not too bright, not too dim, and the music along with the decoration were rather quite tasteful. I fancy myself a cocktail connoisseur (if not snob), so I decided to go with classical cocktails that I know well - a Brooklyn and a Mai Tai. Both are classics, but are tricky to get right and really exhibit the quality of ingredients well. I was pleasantly surprised that the waiter immediately recognized the Brooklyn and offered me a couple of options for the main spirit. The only complaint that the only rye they were offering was Bulleit (meh for the dill off-flavor), and for bourbons it was Buffalo Trace (a great whiskey, but somewhat devoid of personality). Given that they had Woodford and Rittenhouse on the whiskey menu, I would not minded them to offer me to pay a bit more to get a more premium spirit. After all, at 14 euros for the drink, it's not an unreasonable price for well-made craft cocktails. Similarly, there is somewhat a split in bartending community due to Picon availability and transition to amer-biere instead of bitters as to complement or event substitute it with Angostura bitters, which would have been a good question to ask. Other than that, The Brooklyn was good, served in a Nick-and-Nora and a true Maraschino cherry. Not the absolute best I've ever seen, but a solid 8/10 and for 14 euros in such a nice setting - totally not a bad deal! For a classic MaiTai, the trick is double. First is the choice of the right rums blend, and the second is the balancing between orgeat and lime, to make sure that the cocktail is neither too sweet, nor too sour. In case of Le Douanier, the balancing was somewhat off in both departments. While they used very decent rums (Plantation 3* and a different Plantation), they did not use a Jamaican rum, leaving on the table rich funk notes and nuttiness that would make an outstanding Mai Tai. Similarly, since they used the house-made orgeat that tend to be less sweet than the 1940s-1960s commercial stuff for which the original recipe was formulated, the initial drink was a tiny tad too acidic. However, with the ice melting and dilution that followed, the acid has mellowed for a very decent drink towards the end. Once again, not the absolute best I've ever seen, but a very decent version of a very tricky drink, especially for a non-Tiki establishment. And for 13 -+ was a very correct price! My friend grabbed a sweet banana liquor-forwards drink from menu, which came in a bowl and was richly decorated. While a bit too sweet for me, it was exactly to her taste, especially as the ice melted a bit. Overall, a very good first impression and a staff passionate about the cocktails, likely building up their liquors collection and hopefully still to experiment. It does not dethrone Code Bar as the best cocktail bar in Strasbourg, but it shows promise and is definitely worth a visit, especially if what you want is comfy social drinking.

Great bar, the cocktails are tasty, the service is great, friendly waiters. Nice ambience, music is…read morenot too loud so you can still have a conversation.

Nice stop for lunch [Strasbourg, France]…read more We stopped by the restaurant for lunch. They had both indoor and outdoor dining available. The rustic wooden tables gave the place a unique look. Menus were accessible by QR code. Prices were decent, of course, a little higher due to the euro|dollar exchange rate. We ordered a couple of burgers. Smash Burger for my brother and Burger Fermier (Bacon Burger) for me. Both came with fries. The burger was a bit messy to eat, bun did not hold well but it was still good and tasty. Bacon was not like our bacon in the U.S. Service was good. Our waiter checked on us every so often but could not find him when it came time to pay. Atmosphere had a medieval feel. A little dark inside. Restrooms had dungeon type doors and it was dark. I guess that's how it was supposed to be designed. Overall good experience. Caupona means "tavern" in Latin. The bar was cleverly designed to match the theme of the restaurant. Review #4071

Good flammekueche and burger spot downtown Strasbourg. This is the students hangouts type of place,…read moregood, simple, with delicious food. We tried their classic and goat cheese flammekueche, very good. We also tried their burger, made with french pickles and pickled onions, also very good.

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.

Perfect wine bar. Extensive outdoor seating and thorough selection of Alsace area wines. Had kind…read moreof an awkward table because I was alone and just wanted a glass of wine so I had a little stool facing the street. Great to people watch. They'll set a glass down in front of you and then someone comes by to fill up with your chosen selection. Easy and lovely - glad I tried this locally focused very historic wine bar!

My friend and I met in Strasbourg and after he was stuck in traffic for a long time, we just wanted…read moreto find a place for a drink and Adamson's Pub was the closest. There was something hilarious to being an American and traveling to France and then ending up in an Irish pub that felt like millions of Irish pubs in America. Nevertheless, it was exactly what we needed. It's an intimate pub where you can have a good conversation which is what we were looking for. I appreciated their non-alcoholic options as well. Service was good and, again, if you're looking for this kind of vibe while visiting Strasbourg, it certainly does the job.

The best Irish pub in the city. They have a great selection of Irish Whiskey and Jake made us feel…read morevery welcome. Authentic decor that gives the cozy pub feel. There is outdoor and indoor seating. We did not eat but the burger that came to the table next to us looked delicious

We found this bar from one of the locals. The bartenders and owner all speak English. By our second…read morenight here they were saying USA. This is a laid back or super crazy place. It is whatever you want it to be. It is under ground and A very cool stylish lay out. I highly highly recommend this local place. It is a bit hard to find just look for people smoking outside. The doorman does not speak English but he was very cool. You will not be disappointed.

Wonderful small cafe in Strasbourg we stumbled upon when the place across the street was full. They…read morehad 6 beers on draft, 6 different wines, a standard cafe coffee menu, and a few food items. The "tarte flambée" is basically a flatbread with different items on it, they looked delicious. The Latte Macchiato, served in a glass cup, tasted amazing and was not bitter at all. They had a selection of board games too! We will be back before we leave!