I want these guys making me drinks everywhere I go!…read more My friend and are cocktail adventurers with developed and choosy palates, so when we find a place we like, we try a lot. Code Bar put us in for three drinks each. Astonishingly, the bar is running with no menu. I'm sure they could make the classics, but we just told them what we wanted - something served up, a short or a long drink, or any combination of fruity, dry, smooth, acidic, or dairy-forward. No matter what mixture of flavor notes and finishes we threw, they delivered. And they adjusted drinks to our request as we sipped. The mixologists' English is great, too, so don't worry about not being understood.

Absolutely loved this place! We were looking for a drink, and found an experience! Exquisitely…read morecrafted cocktails and impeccable service in a cool place with an AWESOME vibe! If you are ever in Strasbourg looking for a fun nightlife vibe, be sure to stop by! Just let them know you want to come in... because they have to open the door for you!

A wonderful time thanks for the amazing service had a blast tried a new type of drink had an…read moreamazing night

This place is a dream for middle school kid who is into fantasy and DnD. The music selection was a…read moremixture of '90s-'00s songs that thought (and hoped) that you would never hear again. The decor would be "sweet" for a basement, but not too much for a bar trying to pose for a cocktail bar. I guess the fake tree is ok, but overall blah. And give me a break with the drink selection.... If I wanted grenadine or imitation rose's lime mixed with some vodka and pineapple juice, I'd go to a college party and not spend €8 per drink. The "cocktail list" is totally a joke - amateur hour is a compliment for this hot mess. However, some drinks come with gummy creatures, which makes up for maybe €1 of my complaining.

On a recent stay in Strasbourg, I visited Le Link. The bar is associated with the Sofitel. It has a…read morebeautiful outdoor patio with comfortable chairs and varied seating arrangements. Service here is excellent. Cocktails are first-rate. They also have a nice wine list, cold beers on draught, and a really good tapas menu. The mini burgers are delicious. This is a great place for an afternoon pre-dinner drink/snack or an evening drink.

From the owner: Un bar tendance et coloré Le bar du Sofitel, à coté du Goh Restaurant est ouvert tous les jours dès…read more11h pour un instant détente immédiat. Un large choix de cocktails est à la carte, déguster accompagnés de tapas savoureuses. Amateurs de coktail, ne loupez pas les soirées "extravaguez- vous" tous les jeudis à partir de 17h avec un DJ pour accompagner la soirée.

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.

Great spot and maybe you wouldn't think that of a hotel restaurant. We had an amazing night of…read morelaughs drinks and dinner. Great schnitzel and breaks up the pilot routine of aircraft catered food.

Food is a mix of mostly German fare, most of which seemingly is prepared fresh. Service is…read moreexceptionally friendly. Bar is well stocked with beer and liquor. The food itself is very good, the only thing I didn't think was prepared fresh was the Apple strudel, but even that was still tasty.

After touring the Porta Nigra, I entered this establishment for some still water and coffee…read more Visiting Germany as a tourist for the first time, my German is very poor after only a few days here, but I am trying to learn it. I only mention this because if there were any signs telling me how to get service here, I probably couldn't read them at this time. I am giving one star only because you cannot give zero. I entered the cafe/bar area not knowing that the seating around the corner in the courtyard was where they serve you. There is seating within the cafe/bar area, but I guess that isn't for "unwelcome tourists" like me. My friend and I were ignored for a while by the apparent two member staff as they continued what sounded like a chat. Finally, they turned to us and asked in English if we had any questions. I nicely requested the water and coffee. Quite rudely, I was told that service was out in the courtyard and that "this is not a shopping mall." We apologized and headed into the courtyard where we sat for a little discussing the rudeness of the staff and looking for a waiter. About the time we decided not to give them any of our business, the "not a shopping mall" staff member finally came out to take our order. We told him that we are just leaving.... I MOST CERTAINLY DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE. I've been to quite a few places now in this wonderful country and have not had a single rude experience until here. There are much friendlier establishments not too far away. The only reason I even headed in the direction of this cafe was because I spotted, from a Porta Nigra window, a bunch of empty picnic tables in the shaded courtyard. Looked like an inviting place to take a break after climbing the stairs in Porta Nigra.