This is a really fun place with great drinks, plenty of games to play & great food. Very family…read morefriendly & can be noisy but not a bad thing. The food is really good & fairly priced. The service is great, the servers are very attentive to everyone.

Here on a recommendation from our food tour guide, our party of four arrived on time for the…read morereservation that I made by emailing the day before. We were immediately seated at our table and a waiter took our drink orders while we looked over the menu. Beer for me, Alsatian white wine for my friends. Dinner all around. Fish and chips was a good portion of fish with a massive pile of crispy chips. A tarte with cheese and bacon. (And if you don't know, a French tarte is basically a flatbread pizza.) Bacon and cheese spätzle (basically, mac and cheese with bacon). We were all about the carbs tonight and it was all delicious. Lots of food, all easily shareable and the service was excellent. I don't know how "traditional" Alsatian this is, but it was yummy. We were here for close to two hours and at no time did we feel rushed. Online menus made it easy to order in English and everything turned out quite well. [Review 16428 overall - 63 in France - 1936 of 2021.]

Very good drinks & food. Very friendly place that has a laid back vibe & serves up great food and…read moredrinks with excellent service.

Went for a dinner because the menu showed they had smash burgers. Showed up to a cute diner that…read morehad a good vibe. Waitress was very polite and quick. Our drinks came quickly. Ordered the double smash burger and fries and creme brulee!. I'm happy with it and will certainly come back

I had a wonderful time at this place went alone on a business trip and had a good time the service…read morewas very excellent friendly staff and awesome atmosphere lot of young people who are very friendly and welcoming

Small, friendly and clean spot for breakfast. Limited to crepes and waffles. Very clean bathroomsread more

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!

Perfect place for lunch! Good portions great prices, and friendly service! Recommend both the…read moreflank steak and the sausage plate. Also the salads have just the right amount of dressing which is unusual.

After a day out in Strasbourg, we wanted a fun new restaurant to celebrate a birthday. A brief…read moresearch brought up Brasserie Michel Debus. We made reservations for 6:30 PM for our large group. The restaurant is trendy in its decor and vibe, with high ceilings and an industrial chic feel. The server was attentive throughout the meal and made sure that we had full carafes of water whenever we needed them. I wanted a lighter entree and went for the beef carpaccio. It was an even larger serving than I had anticipated and tasted very good. The pesto serve over it tasted fresh, and the small side salad and French fries rounded out the meal. No birthday is complete without dessert, and I opted for Creme brûlée. I was not disappointed - creamy, sweet, and with the perfect crunchy top layer, it hit my sweet tooth just right.

Even though, this felt like a chain restaurant, this is closest authentic tasting tarte flambée…read moreplace I've tried that doesn't require driving out too far out in the countryside. Their dessert pear tarte flambée are to die for. Nice spacious place and ambience for getting together with family and friends.

The best meals you can get near the park. A great variety to choose from, basically something for…read moreeveryone. Family and kids are welcome. The service provided is very helpful and can speak French and English. The ambience is kinda of modern with plenty of space to accommodate guests from a party of 2 or more. Most were families of 4 up to 6.

I mean it's a Beer Academy !!! What more could I ask for. This place was really nice to hang out…read moreand enjoy an extensive selection of beers. I had a trippel and my wife had the Mango ale. The staff were all very nice and helpful with making our choice.

We went to both locations. The one by the cathedral ran out of their potato au gratin, they had…read moreserved the last one minutes before we ordered. They were on a big crock with the salad. Decided to get the Angus burger, did NOT disappoint! The meat was tender, and they have the best fries. My partner loved his beers and burger. We went to the other PF location and I satisfied my potatoes au gratin craving. I thought it was a vegetarian dish, potatoes and munster cheese, but right before they served it they let me know it had ham. I wasn't too jazzed, but I was hungry- and WOW, it was delicious! Unfortunately I didn't get the large crock pot serving, but a very small and cute serving. It was deep and there was plenty, with small slices of ham. ALMOST glad it was smaller. My hubby enjoyed the many types of beers to choose from and had the burger and fries- can't go wrong with that!!

The food was amazing, the lasagna was so yummy as well as the penne. The brushetta wasn't what I…read morewas expecting but still good. The drinks were also pretty good. Food wasn't to expensive. They have a speakeasy in the back with a cool bar with tons of spirits. The vibes are high in general. They didn't speak English but we made it work

If you love a good speakeasy, there's a perfect one in Strasbourg…read more On the Rue des Aveugles (blind man's street), Aedean Place has two restaurants. Slip on into the delicious-smelling pizzeria, wave hello to the bartender as you're walking, and go on through the double silver doors in the back. Once there, you're in a small hallway. Which door leads to the speakeasy? It's hidden, and takes a special trick to open the swinging panel into the next room. Once you've got it, duck into the small, velvet-lined door into a true speakeasy, with a prohibition-era throwback feel. No pictures are allowed, so my description will have to suffice, but imagine high ceilings, chandeliers, and velvet-lined barstools. A friendly cocktail waitress will bring you a menu, which gives a cheeky nod to other taboo indulgences by way of including the Marquis de Sade. I had an Old Fashioned (what else would one order in a speakeasy?) made with Bulleit Bourbon. If that's not your favorite, there are a number of other bourbon whiskies on the menu to try. We sat, sipped, and spoke easily for a spell before heading out. All in all, a great way to cap off the evening!