Don't be put off by the quaint exterior or the traditional interior of this Alsatian eatery because…read morethe food is very good indeed. While one should definitely try the Alsatian dish Flammekueche (or tarte flambée, a sort of pizza base with crème fraîche/fromage blanc , onions and bacon, which you share amongst the table), there is also a range of other regional meat dishes to choose from. Veggies fare well with the Gratinée, on which melted cheese replaces the bacon. As a starter, I would recommend the crudités, a selection of coleslaws and pickles, which is very popular in this part of France. And for dessert, choose the yummy sweet Flammekueche with apples and calvados. Prices are very reasonable and service is efficient and friendly.
