Possibly the best meal we have had in France. Delicious food prepared with flair and imagination,…read morefriendly staff (no English menu, or at least we weren't offered one). Half portion of their salade du chef (shrimp, tomatoes, mesclun, avocado, Parmesan) was plenty for lunch ( along with the "tarte of the day" and a coffee), omelettes and pastas were other light options.The full menu listed familiar French dishes at 20 to 25 euros. Nice wine list.

Went here with my co-workers because we wanted to experience fancy fine dining in France. We each…read moreordered the multiple course meal special with wine. It was pricey, but we all decided earlier in the week we were going to go for it lol. The waiter started us off with some crackers with toppings and some bread. Next came out with some delicious caviar and tare tare. Next was some savory whipped type something. Next was some foie gras with scallops and truffle it was good and buttery. Next up was some delicious fish, mashed potatoes, lamb chops, and some sort of magical cold dessert. We ended the night with some strong excellent coffee. The experience was awesome. I didn't understand a lick of French and don't really know exactly what I ate, but what I do know is the food was great!

Cute little place, we really enjoyed. We tried a few things and loved them all!read more

An amazing (although a bit remote) location, great cuisine, affordable price - it's rare to find a…read moreplace that is this good. I was there with a large group of people as a part of a baptism ceremony for my friend's daughters. Hence we had a special menu, although it is fairly consistent with their overall cooking quality and style - a mix of traditional and modern French and Alsatian cuisines. This place is definitely very family friendly. Actually, it's just friendly overall - staff was very helpful, even if the service for such a large group was a bit slow. They rightfully assumed that we were there to talk and enjoy our time together and not to eat as fast as possible. Wine selection was pretty amazing - as a wine aficionado and considering myself fairly familiar with Alsatian wines, I was still surprised at the wines their sommelier picked for our table. As an entrée, we had puréed soup as well as Tarte Flambés - to be honest one of the best I've tried until now. Living in Alsace for a significant portion of my life that's a pretty tall order and yet they were successful. As a main dish, I opted for some fish and was not disappointed again. Excellent presentation, great choice of spices and flavor profile mix and cooking just on point - overall an amazing experience. Similarly, for the desert, I opted for a chocolate mousse and was once again not disappointed - molten floating chocolate stemming from the core was definitely a flavor and smell to behold of. Overall, it is an amazing place, even if a bit remote, and is definitely worth going to if you have a large party and want to enjoy your time together. Just think in advance about reserving and make sure you have fluent French speakers in your group.