The place was smelling horribly, but after walking around the city for ours, Chinese restaurant…read moresounded like a good idea and we decided to give it a try despite the smell. Service was slow and rude. Note to mention that the waitress every time somebody paid with a card, left with it behind the bar, after entering the pin and came back a few minutes later. The food though was what made the experience regrettable. The rice was dry as if it had been cooked three days in advance and all the rest were the content of a can Definitely not recommended..

Service was slow as only outdoor seating allowed in the city at this time and one waiter and one…read morebuser. Many local French resident seem to enjoy sitting , drinking, and smoking seems to be a must. It can be overwhelming especially if you are trying to enjoy your meal. Note drink such as Sangria, some beers, etc are not served or available on the menu at the time so ask beforehand what is available to make it easier on you. Ordered the beef tartar which is raw meat seasoned, fries, came with a side salad and a basket of bread. Husband had a cheese and bacon flambee and enjoyed it. Had dropped my mask and the server noticed and came back with one the restaurant had for themselves it waa very kind of him.

I like this spot. I have been going there since 2009, and it has never disappointed me, even if…read moreover time they removed their tatamis seating area and reduced the selection of the fish they have. They have a great offer every single evening when you can get unlimited sushis/sashimis and a lot of other dishes (such as sweet soy sauce grilled salmon or octopus). While their quality for other fishes can vary depending on the day of the week, the salmon is always on point and is by far one of the best fresh salmon sushi/sashimis I've ever tried (and as a fan of shushis I tried quite a lot). This spot also has a nice internal decoration and is pretty calm, especially in the beginning of the evening and hence is great for a romantic outing, especially if the person you fancy likes Japan, sushis or eating well.

It's okay, not that impressive , like Tonkatsu Don , the meat is not that tender , and the price of…read moreice cream is overwhelming. The most important thing is , it took about one hour to get what we ordered , Big Minus!

From the neo-baroque setting with a work-in-progress twist to the food in your plate, this…read morerestaurant won't disappoint you. Service is as good as it gets (a rarity in France). They serve some classic alsatian dishes such as "choucroute" but also classic French food. Try the classic "Cordon Bleu" or even better their own variation: the "Cordon Rouge". If you're still hungry after that go for the "Profiteroles" Trendy place popular with the locals. One of the most coveted mayorships on Foursquare & dukedoms on Yelp! It says it all! They accept American Express cards.

I stayed in Strasbourg for a study abroad and we dined here several times…read more This is a trendy local place with classic Alsace, French Cuisine. I would describe the food as "solid" but not craveable. I love food, but c'mon, I was starving--We all were (Fat Americans). After a long bike ride from the chateau this was warmly welcomed from all of the traditional Turkish mutton, hard bread, and rose wine we were consuming for breakfast/lunch/dinner.

Great winstub with a speciality of "tartes flambees" (thin crusted sort of pizzas with a topping of…read moreonions, bacon and creme fraiche - someone is gonna kill me for comparing it to pizza). It's where the locals go and I have been going there for ages whenever on vacations in Alsace. It's only open for dinner: go early if you do not want to wait for too long. Once seated (I prefer the room immediately on your right) go for a local Meteor draught beer and a standard "tarte flambee". Then order from the speciality salads, beer roasted pork, or other delicious local specialities. Their wine list isn't fantastic but you will still find some interesting Alsace options to pair with the food. Prices are very reasonable.

I came here six years ago and again last week, with my good friends from Alsace for Tarte Flambee…read more Their own dad had a big stone oven and followed the centuries old traditional recipe that taught me to like the dish. When he got tired of making them at home, they searched and searched for the most authentic tasting tarte flambee and found L'Aigle in Pfulgriesheim. Once you start ordering them, they just keep coming, very thin crust, fresh white cheese, onions and bacon. The desserts are fantastic too. The restaurant prefers to do a few things extremely well than to to try to have "something for everyone." The result is truly memorable. In the summer, try to get there right at 18h so you can sit outside.