The best bars and cafés Bas-Rhin

The new HQ managed by the oldest French brewery still in operation has opened its doors. Meteor is more than a brewery, a bar, it's a place of brewing discovery where everyone meets and where something is always happening! Ideally located in the heart of Strasbourg, you can have breakfast early in the morning, discover Alsatian cuisine revisited continuously and taste the full range of Meteor beers with some exclusive brews! You will be able to learn about the brewing business. This 1,200 m² space is ideal for all types of parties and for getting together with a large group of friends. In the summer, two terraces will delight you. Passage obligatory.

L'oenosphère is a wine shop offering French and foreign wines, as well as a bar where you can enjoy a glass of wine at a reasonable price, accompanied by a cheese and charcuterie board. You'll be able to take your taste buds on a journey here, since Benoît Hecker, the owner of the place, offers wines that are off the beaten track, produced biodynamically or from rare grape varieties or those that have fallen into oblivion. Sweet nectars that L'oenosphère also invites you to discover during its oeno-gastronomic evenings and themed oenology courses.

Au Fond du Jardin is a purely British-style tearoom, where old roses take pride of place. The speciality on display is Madeleine de voyage with carefully crafted jams. You can enjoy them with a selection of creative and refined teas. Laurent Renaud offers more than 80 different versions, on site or via the online boutique. Don't overlook the other pastries, which are just as divine. You can also enjoy brunch or breakfast, but beware: the establishment is often overbooked! Book now!

Ideally located beneath the Conservatoire, it boasts a superb sunny terrace, which is very pleasant in summer. The interior is equally elegant. Thanks to a varied program of small concerts and events, you can come and discover artists while enjoying a drink. On the restaurant side, the challenge is to revisit the classics of local gastronomy, making them more fun and accessible. The chef concocts small Alsatian dishes to share, with a touch of world fusion and lots of love. Let yourself be tempted!

Sélestadian epicureans dreamed of it... Caroline Bauer has done it! The founder of this friendly wine bar has wisely chosen to set up shop on Place d'Armes, right in Sélestat's historic center. Here, at lunchtime, you can indulge in delicious and generous tartines. Then, in the evening, it's time for tapas, bruschettas and other cheese and charcuterie boards. Of course, you can also just come in for a glass of wine, carefully selected from estates all over France and beyond.

Sharing and enjoyment are the two watchwords of this place imagined as a "wine bar". The warm atmosphere is conducive to sharing and meeting new people. It's the ideal place to quench your thirst or fill a small (or large) hole in the wall. The wine list is immense and conducive to discovery, with wines from every continent and genre, and bottles to be emptied with pleasure (and moderation). Whether on the terrace or indoors, the atmosphere is always good, and you can even eat at any time of the day, because here, they cook non-stop all day long!

The Darwin is THE place to be on the Wine Route! It is a bar (ciders, beers, wines) AND a cellar decorated with bric-a-brac. The whole is used as a setting for tastings of flambéed pies cooked on a wood fire according to grandmother's recipes. In addition to the aforementioned flammakuecha, this resto-bar offers gourmet planks whose composition changes with the seasons: Savoy tomme, Italian coppa chiffonade, Touraine sainte-maure cheese... Here is something to tickle your taste buds with a good vintage/beer from the Darwin's great menu!

Canapé Queer is, as its name suggests, the city's inclusive place we're talking about! You're welcome here, whoever you are, and if you're "different" then that's a plus! The decor is packed with references to the LGBTQA+ scene, with many collectible vinyl records on the wall and even a themed library with free access. Numerous events are organized, from drag-queen shows to concerts and contemporary art exhibitions. The fun-filled à la carte menu features a wide range of cocktails and beers, with the brewers involved.

With its incredible "jungle" decor, Le Léobar invites you to relax over a house cocktail (Sazerac, Negroni, Mai Tai, so dear to Californian writer Armistead Maupin), a glass of wine, spirits, beer, soft drink or... something stronger! To make the most of the decor and ambience, the establishment also offers a léo'stumpi. What are they? Adapted fingerfoods, such as a trio of foie gras macaroons, crispy beef tartare or salmon gravelax with soy and wasabi sauce!

Camille Lesecq, former prodigy of Le Meurice, and his former master of the Crillon, the famous Christophe Felder, have been in Mutzig since 2012, to the delight of the region's gourmands. This pastry shop is a contemporary setting with a very refined style that reveals their sublime creations signed "Les Pâtissiers". Take your time and enjoy the moment in this temple of greed with traditional recipes as very innovative and contemporary.

In a Jumanji-like setting, you'll have fun tasting Belgian beers on draught, cocktails or arranged rums for example. And to satisfy your hunger, charcuterie boards and Spanish cheeses from the Epicerie Iberica or homemade spreads are waiting for you. Every month, don't miss the blindtests and pool tournaments. You can challenge your friends or complete strangers in a pleasant and friendly atmosphere. The establishment is not accessible to people with reduced mobility.

Le Garde Fou is first and foremost an atypical bar where you can test 14 traditional French draught beers, some still in bottles and all from French microbreweries. It also offers a wide selection of natural wines without sulphites, by the glass or in bottles, which you can accompany with a cuisine of fresh products, changing each month and going by 3: 3 starters, 3 main courses, 3 desserts, 3 planchettes. But the greatest originality lies in the unique and brand new concept in Strasbourg, which you discover in the cellar where two petanque tracks are installed to spend a beautiful evening while having fun and making beautiful encounters.

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Cupcakes, cheesecakes, muffins and other sweets that are very popular in Anglo-Saxon countries are no longer presented. Yet What the Cake? has once again managed to stand out by creating a pleasant, vintage and trendy tea room. Kevin the pie maker will delight you with his pretty confections: lemon meringue or Oreo style cupcakes, classic or chestnut cheesecakes. Add to that good coffees, latte and cappuccino, made with soya or cow's milk. For lunch, wraps, quiches or salads are available. Note that What the Cake is very sensitive to vegan fashion! But let the carnivores be reassured, the card also thinks of them.

In this unusual place, 500 varieties of teas, herbal teas and rooibos are offered. Taste traditional blends from India, Sri Lanka, China or South Africa, all of them from organic farming and most of them certified fair trade. A walk in the Japanese gardens is an invitation to meditation. To perfect this ceremony, Gaïa Gardens offers all the essential accessories: porcelain teapots, tea boxes... The house organizes cultural and artistic events.

Jeannette and the cycleux are a café owned by the owner of Groceries, the Linge and La Hache. The similarity between these establishments is therefore anything but a coincidence. Even a sense of decoration - here, a motorcycle built in a wall - the possibility of drinking and eating at any time of day or night. An atmosphere that satisfies the Strasbourg while appealing to tourists. Jeannette is a nice place for a glass of wine after the work (on the ground floor) or a bar between friends (upstairs). Side kitchen the lunch menu offers chicken sandwiches - Colombo chicken, roast beef… -, pork and cheese vouchers or seasonal salads.

Le Boudoir is a charming little candy-pink tearoom, restaurant and cocktail bar. Cosy as a ^19th-century salon, its warm ambience is comforting. Comfortably seated on elegant upholstered chairs with medallion backs, the first thing you taste is the food. The pastries and entremets are graphic, sober and elegant, to whet the appetite. Savoury snacks are also served on a daily basis and for special occasions, such as kouglofs with bacon and walnuts or surprise breads. The trickiest thing is to reason with yourself.

Located in the historic neighbourhood of Petite-France, the Golden Gate - homage to the City of San Francisco and its tolerance to the homosexual and transgender community - has been able to impose in recent years as one of the gay friendly places of the Strasbourg night. The secrets of its success: its garden with a replica of the Golden Gate Bridge in the bar corner, its musical selection which fluctuates between electro, house and trance, its warm atmosphere and its numerous evenings of theme (evening evenings on Wednesday evening, one word in a mailbox and a factor distributes them to the people concerned). The cocktails are with and without alcohol. Small dance trail with laser and DJ.

The Papagallo is a discotheque club club club all at once, and it is practical! The place is perfect for all of the night's sleeves, students, vacationers, mixers and DJ's evenings connected, to the big sound or to the lounge atmosphere, from the house marteled with more marked trends… It's sure everyone's got his rhythm! Cocktails are original, cool bartenders, and the atmosphere is friendly.

The most: The hotel offers free evenings for girls, booking system, preferential rates, special student evenings, and disco theme evenings, 1980 s… Everything is specified on their site