Lovely little sandwich place behind the cathedral and you can make your own! It's important to me…read morebeing lactose intolerant and they spoke enough English for me to choose the toppings. I had chicken, carrots, olive spread and goat cheese on a roll. Excellent large sandwich for the price. Really good mint tea in the bottle too.

I have never tried this kind of waffles. You can choose different types of ingredients to go…read moreinside the waffles. I did the waffle with pesto and cheese and it was great. Get the complete set meal since it is lot cheaper.

Quick, simple to understand menu, several solid options, reasonably priced, and delicious! Perfect…read moreto go or to stay and sit upstairs.

I had to review this newly opened burger joint in Strasbourg. "Le Pied de Mammouth" is a somewhat…read morerarity in this town as no other restaurant is dedicated to the holy grail of food: The Hamburger. Even though it is a small place, it looks more like a restaurant than a fast food joint and the quality of the ingredients combined with the Hamburger knowledge of the staff are going to make it a popular place amongst Hamburger Fashionistas in town. I tried their El Gringo and Batave Burgers and both were excellent. I, however, customized my El Gringo order, replacing grilled onions with fresh onions and adding bacon. I must say that their Cheddar was excellent as well as the beef patties. The buns were a bit over grilled and the lettuce not what you would expect in a hamburger but overall it is very likely the best Hamburger option in town. My only comment would be that their hamburgers tend to border on the French side of Burgerdom and in my book, when it comes to hamburgers, I would say that the more classic and more American the better!

Such a great Burger joint! Make a reservation because it…read moredoesnt seat very many. Every burger I have tried (about 4 or 5 different) has been great But they are huge, so come hungry! I love the options of vegetarian, and meats other than beef. The duck burger, buffalo burger etc. There is a burger with brie and fig, what could be more french than that? This isn't a grease burger dive, its an exquisite delicious really well prepared burger joint, and if you like burgers this is the place to go. Although the only down side to me is the service, there is usually one person who is the host and the server, they use an ipad to take your orders and are never friendly, and dont usually check back to see if you have everything you ordered/ are satisfied/ need another beer or more ketchup. For dressing up a burger joint so much, I do expect a better server. But when you have such good food it can be forgiven.

This cute little shop is a perfect place for a weary American vegetarian. I found it's great…read morereviews on Yelp and stopped by to grab their popular "meals in a Mason jar". I speak about 30 words of French, so when I couldn't understand a question from the ladies behind the counter, they both spoke English to me, which instantly was a releif. I had a tough time deciding which jar to pick and I'm so glad I picked the frais et de saision. If I don't like garlic, pick another, but I love garlic! Yummmm.. really enjoyed the picked carrots. I found the meal to be shockingly filling. Stop on by! The only con was it's pretty small inside

Quick, healthy-oriented beverages & fast food in the city center!…read more Menus inside and many items in the display case (salads, yogurt, etc.). Coffees, hot chocolate, glaces, and more!

l'atelier de pide. ideal for a quick takeaway on the train. small lahmacun italian and sucuklu were…read morenice to share, more like pizza than flatbread

This review is only based on their lack of any customer service or people skills. They were rude…read moreand short, and their atitude was more why are you bothering me to work right now. The kebab was tasty but not out of this world to overcome the poor interactions.

From the owner: Kebabs alsaciens Le Golbasi est un des nombreux restaurants Turc qui peuplent la ville de…read moreStrasbourg. Situé dans la Grand'Rue, juste à l'entrée de la Petite France, son décor a changé en 2006 pour des touches plus "kitsch". L'établissement propose des plats turcs et grecs, avant tout les fameux Döner Kebab, qu'on peut acheter et emmener toute la journée.