The best bars and cafés Haut-Rhin

A place of the local brewery, a privileged location facing Dominicans Square, a warm and careful decoration and proposals for dishes to satisfy all the desires. A varied menu with local specialties, between Alsatian salad, valley pie and its crudeties, or a sandre filet on saucrat and its riesling sauce, you will be embarrassed. Plates are copious and fast service. Spend lunch time, you can make a stopover to restore or enjoy tea, delicious pastry. In the summer, sit on the terrace to enjoy a sunny lunch break or simply enjoy a refreshing drink.

A favorite bar for fans of colorful cocktails, bachelor gangs and buddies, you can eat, drink and dance here. It's an all-in-one venue, with a vast room at the back that can accommodate large tables. It's also a must for all stag and hen parties. Last but not least, Salsa Café is one of the ideal places to confirm a meeting started on the Net. During the week, on Wednesdays, it's time to dance for two: we push the tables for kizomba bachata classes with a teacher who offers free initiations.

We've fallen head over heels for this romantically old-fashioned tearoom, which looks like it's straight out of the English countryside! In a vintage atmosphere (floral wallpaper, Victorian porcelain, Sheffield teapots), you'll be delighted by Johann's delicious creations: real mont-blanc with chestnut cream, black forest revisited, scones with homemade jam and surette cream, Ernestine tart with almond cream and coconut.... A wide choice of beverages: teas, coffees and organic fruit juices... Sunday brunch by prior arrangement.

Vanilla Café is a modern place to stop at any time of the day: for breakfast for early risers, lunch, afternoon tea or simply for a gourmet break. At lunchtime, the plate is full of color, and for dessert, you can compose your own café gourmand. Our ice creams are 100% handcrafted. Vanilla Café works with Alsa and offers ice cream sundaes at unbeatable prices. It's a Mulhouse address to stop at without hesitation.

From Ireland to Alsace, there is only one step (of door) to cross: that of Murphy's! This Irish pub turns out to be truer than life and nestles right in front of the Koïfhus. Here, Guinness is flowing in a warm atmosphere. In fact, when it comes to lager, brown, white or amber beers, you have a wide choice. Whatever the season and whatever the sporting or cultural events, there is always something going on at Murphy's, especially on St. Patrick's Day . And, as soon as the first rays of sunshine hit the terrace, it fills up!

A pre-war café transformed from 1961 to 1974 into a restaurant-café run by the Meyer family, restorers from father to daughter or mother to son! "Let's cultivate kindness" could be the house slogan! Martine Stoffel welcomes her customers to the dining room every lunchtime to taste the day's suggestions or the fried carps concocted by her son Luc, who has given the restaurant a new lease of life. Here the products are local, of quality and seasonal. The Meyer-Stoffels are among the founders of the Fried Carp Roads! In short, a typical village café/restaurant with all the charm, simplicity and quality of the dishes we hope to find there.

This beer bar is dedicated to craft beers. It's unusual, but it's an opportunity to discover new things! Twenty beers are offered on draught, with permanent beers as well as seasonal beers and a few special ephemeral cuvées. There's a great atmosphere here, and time flies, even when you're on your own. Those who prefer cocktails and wines will also find some dedicated proposals.

The terrace of this cosy little lounge bar offers an excellent view of the Koifhus. The clientele is young and trendy, and largely made up of regulars. This bar is halfway between a Swiss chalet (with its wooden walls, Swiss flag and imitation animal skin carpets) and a select club. Here, the wine selection is impressive and the champagne bar well-stocked. Lovers of quality whisky, cognac and rum will also find something to their liking! Elegant surroundings and a charming welcome.

Born in Strasbourg, Les cafés Omnimo first opened Les Arcades d'Omnimo which, as its name suggests, is located under the arcades, a bright and welcoming place. The pastry counter will keep you coming back for a snack. In the early evening, try the specialties of the microbrewers, live wines, planchettes and other savory nibbles! Then, at 7 rue de l'Arsenal, Une Belle Étape is a café-boutique where the very essence of this microbrewery is felt through exceptional coffees you've certainly never drunk before.

This bar, with its mix of wood and industrial elements, is a great place to spend a pleasant moment with friends. The welcome is friendly, the terrace cosy and there's a lounge area where you can sip your cocktail in comfort. You'll be given excellent advice on local and international wines, many of them organic. For cocktail fans, a fine menu is available (planteur, mojito, Moscow mule, etc.). And when you're feeling peckish, you'll be delighted by the large seasonal tartines, tapas and platters to share. A top address!

Located on the^1st floor of the shopping mall, Le Café Mozart overlooks the magnificent Place de la Réunion and the Temple Saint-Étienne! A true Mulhouse institution, it's an elegant and peaceful tea room. It features the wonderful cakes of the Jacques patisserie. Homemade hot chocolates, freshly squeezed fruit juices, coffee... the hot beverage menu is varied. Le Mozart also serves lunch, and in fine weather, the terrace is open directly onto Place de la Réunion! Tradition and modernity come together beautifully.

Enjoy the vintage setting, both inside and on the terrace, with a hot drink served in the morning with pure butter pastries. At lunchtime, the daily suggestion is always tasty. There are also delicious homemade pastries available all day long. Virevol'Thés welcomes you either on the first floor or upstairs in a tastefully furnished space in relaxing pastel hues. There's even a dinette area with games for the kids!

This atypical place on the edge of the square attracts as much as it seduces! In summer, you can sit out on the terrace in the first rays of sunshine to savour a few generous, tasty dishes, or take advantage of the unobstructed view, green spaces and flowerbeds to enjoy a quick bite to eat. And in winter, standing at the bar or seated at a table in the dining room, you can delight in the restaurant's eclectic mix of styles. Round, long and high tables mingle with retro furniture in a hushed atmosphere. A few bulky objects make temporary appearances, such as this majestic cable car in the middle of the room. An ideal place to gather for coffee or dinner. The icing on the cake is that Café Rapp offers a Sunday lunchtime brunch, and for that alone, we'd like to say thank you. If the decoration caught our eye, what's on the plate isn't bad at all!

Local winemakers and lovers of fine vintages come together in this unique wine bar run by Roland Frey. When he's not on the ski slopes during the season as a ski instructor, he shares his passion in a pleasant, welcoming setting where you immediately feel at ease. The wines he selects illustrate the richness of terroirs from here and elsewhere (over 50 Grands Crus) and are mostly from sustainable or organic viticulture. They are accompanied by charcuterie and cheese boards, tartines and other delicious antipasti!

Throughout the year, every Wednesday, a Colmarian bar (different every week) invites you to share a nice moment of conviviality. On the menu: drinks at low prices, appetizers and good music! Throughout the seasons, whether it's raining, snowing or sunny, L'Apéro du Colmarien fills up with good humour by bringing together guests fond of atypical places, unusual encounters and gustatory surprises! Check out the Facebook page to stay informed of the dates and places of the next events.

Step inside this friendly wine bar to enjoy a drink with friends. The atmosphere here is convivial without being overbearing, and you'll feel right at home even if you're coming for a tête-à-tête. The wines by the glass have been carefully "selected among great wines from small producers", as the owner will tell you. Don't hesitate to ask him questions: this connoisseur always has great advice and anecdotes about his beverages, and he'll be able to guide you according to your tastes. Wines by the glass and tastings follow one another, so you'll need to nibble.

The JAF to designate Jason, Arnaud and Florian are the 3 accomplices at the origin of this concept. Brand new and beautiful, this place in the making designates a new kind of concept that oscillates between an afterwork bar, a traditional boutique exclusively dedicated to the sale of beers, wines and spirits, and wild parties. Clearly identified areas with several containers, on the "Warehouse" side for tasting foam or wine from the four corners of the world, with colleagues or friends, and on the "Cellar" side for shopping for nectars, to continue the tastings at home. Go there without delay, the decor and the atmosphere are worth a look, the JAF will make a lot of noise and make people talk about it!

This adorable tea room nestles in a typical alleyway of old Colmar, slightly set back from the Little Venice bridge. It is a timeless place, tastefully furnished on the ground floor of a venerable Alsatian building. Here, one really takes the time to savour a double espresso (1924 - Un Monde de Café) or a delicious tea (Dammann) accompanied by a jam shortbread, a lemon tartlet, a slice of cottage cheese tart or a succulent linzertorte. You can also treat yourself to a good breakfast (pastries, kouglof, fresh bread, butter, jam...) and sit down for lunch to enjoy a quiche lorraine and other small hot dishes. We take the opportunity to admire the many period objects, photos and illustrations that adorn the premises. The whole contributes to create, as we say in Alsatian, a very heimlich atmosphere (like at home) in a frame tinged with very soft straw yellow. The back of the Café de la Lauch, with its bright glass roof, opens onto a charming terrace overlooking the river of the same name.

This is not a comic book café, but a tea room in a comic book shop. So there's no question of reading the books in the shop while drinking your coffee. In this small and cosy place with a Scandinavian look, there are some home-made pastries and cakes that vary from one week to another, but the star is Léa's little shortbread prepared every morning and available in many flavours. To accompany all this, coffees and teas, fruit juices and jams from local producers. A great address!

We have a real crush on this well-named "Terrasse du Marché" which is nestled in the heart of the Colmar covered market, because its very nice terrace on stilts idyllically overlooks the calm waters of the Lauch in the heart of Little Venice. We sit down in this romantic place to enjoy a peaceful breakfast (without Stéphan Eicher unfortunately) and to taste small typical Alsatian dishes, including excellent flammekueche. All this can be accompanied by a good beer or excellent wines from the region.

An intimate bar with a subdued atmosphere and a little something extra, it's not very common in the conurbation. So welcome to the hushed world of Les Coursives de l'Auberge du Zoo. They've come back to life since Philippe Lebran and his team took over the reins of this centuries-old establishment. Comfortably seated in comfortable Chesterfields overlooking the Auberge du Zoo's great hall, you can enjoy delicious cocktails, 80 different rums or, for the more discerning, Mariage Frères teas and herbal teas.

This not-to-be-missed spot in the heart of the Galerie Engelmann offers an Italian ambience. Espresso bar, cocktail lounge, gelateria: Engel'coffee is a bit of all of the above. You can meet on the velvet banquettes, in the small, intimate room upstairs or on the terrace. You can chat all day long! In the morning, you'll enjoy a wide choice of breakfasts and brunches. At lunchtime, daily specials, pastas and salads satisfy every appetite. In the afternoon, it's time for waffles and homemade ice creams. You can also enjoy a drink in the evening!

It's hard to categorize this establishment, which is in a way an epicurean concept store! You can have lunch, drink a coffee in the afternoon, enjoy a good bottle and a good plate in the evening while appreciating the regular musical animations of the place and even have brunch on Sundays. André Adjiba loves life and wishes to make the heart of our city beat a little more with this new establishment. A relaxed, guinguette atmosphere, with tasty food and wine and a successful decor, especially the beautiful terrace with trees.

Combining a classic bar with a gaming and e-sport space, the Checkpoint offers vintage and new-generation consoles, arcade terminals and PCs for playing Super Smash Bros and Guitar Hero. It organizes e-sport tournaments and fun happenings: music blind tests, cosplay, board games... The Checkpoint is a convivial place where people of all ages can get together and enjoy pop culture. Drinks and snacks available.

Lisseth and Christian welcome you with a smile to this pretty wine bar. Here, they invite you to discover Alsace's fine organic and natural wines. Although Lisseth hails from Venezuela, she was immediately drawn to the wide variety of Alsace wines and their strong terroir character. So she won't talk to you as a winemaker, nor as an oenologist, but as a passionate lover. At Ariès, we take our time and enjoy an evening of tastings, with tasty earthy-inspired dishes to share in complete conviviality!

The decor of this bar is truly breathtaking! Ceiling lined with rustic logs, walls paneled with artfully carved woodwork, lamps adorned with hunting horns and deer trophies: Deer & Beer celebrates the art of Tyrolean hunting. In the glasses: fine Alsatian wines, draught beers, crazy cocktails served with pastry straws and Jägermeister-glazed shooters. All in moderation, of course. Beautiful terrace right opposite the Koïfhus.

After Laurent Mathieu handed over the reins, the Nomad has remained unchanged. A trendy concept that's still going strong! The place is still as impressive as ever, with its mythical industrial bricks, its antique decor is sure to stir the emotions, and the street food still appeals to fans, even if it's not necessarily the menu that makes the place a success, but rather the alchemy of a clientele, a team and a place with a strong architectural character. The terrace is a summer spot in the heart of Mulhouse's Silicon Valley!

One sunny summer morning, on a lovely terrace, with Cyril's cheekiness and Julie's delicacies, a little bit of Joe Dassin! A project that became reality and matured for 15 years! Finally the time of training for Julie.

A vintage place decorated with passion, Cyril's communicative good mood at the service and Julie's tasty dishes, obviously a selection of high quality and healthy products. The days start early and end late but it's more than successful.

Phew! This legendary tearoom on Rue Paille only had to close for a short time! Sylvie, her daughter Marianne and Alex (in the kitchen) decided to change their lives, obviously motivated by this address known to almost all Mulhousians. All the regulars came back, tried it out and approved! All day long, you can relax in a new decor that's up to date with the times, but still respects the popular codes of the old place. Good breakfasts and tasty snacks at lunchtime, and of course excellent cakes.

This may not be the address for "good kids", but for "big kids" who are delighted to discover a caliente atmosphere! The result is an accomplished cocktail bar featuring excellent Cuban rums! You'll need more than one visit to discover them all! In the meantime, you'll be greeted by a friendly parrot who won't hesitate to greet you personally if you have a few peanuts to offer. Right in the heart of the brand-new pedestrian precinct, it's a promise of joy and (moderate) intoxication to come!

Le Chanfrein is a tiny bar with probably one of the smallest stages in the region, adjacent to the Le Cheval Blanc restaurant in Brunstatt. It's a low-ceilinged café with a few high tables and chairs, a neat and functional counter, a micro-stage in one corner, where local and regional bands of all styles perform every first and third Saturday of the month, a dynamic village bar-pub. In the evening, especially in summer, the terrace adds to the charm of this café, which attracts a large clientele.

This new branch of the Alsace Bike Tour chain, just outside Masevaux, is a perfect blend of café and bike! Here, cyclists of all kinds will find everything they need to recharge their batteries and pamper their little queens. Inside or on the terrace, you'll be able to enjoy aperitif platters with cheese and charcuterie, washed down with a local beer, a fine wine or a refreshing drink. You'll also find everything you need to repair a bike or, why not, find one for sale or hire. The manager even offers guided tours!

One address, one concept, good wines and good products to share. Manon and Romain offer over 450 different wines from different wine-growing regions. Divine nectars offered by the glass or bottle, to be enjoyed with tapas, charcuterie by the slice and various plates to share. All delicious! As an added bonus, most of these fine wines are available to take away. With its charming terrace, this is a cosy, epicurean address par excellence for spending an evening with friends. Don't forget to book - places are limited!

Maximilien and Romain welcome you to their charming boutique to spend a pleasant moment in their company. The decor is meticulous, the place cosy, you feel good and you can easily take your time. If Maison Monsieur R is so pleasant, it's because it's all about the detail. In the tea room, you can enjoy a coffee, tea or hot chocolate in velvet armchairs, accompanied by an excellent pastry or homemade cake. It has to be said that Romain is a gourmet expert, having been in charge of the Cabosse pastry and chocolate shop.

Friendly and cosy, the 7VB is an associative café and a great place to spend time enjoying a coffee, a seasonal latte or a hot chocolate, all accompanied by one of their delicious pastries.... Alone, with family, friends or lovers, take advantage of this space to relax, with its own children's corner. On-site recipes are based on fresh, local produce, and you can enjoy brunch every Saturday from 10am to 2pm (reservations required)! Our favorite is Coffee Art... The hardest part is choosing!

Le Nid, an urban guinguette, is the brainchild of Charlotte and Sophie, two very friendly friends. The place is very cosy and convivial! It's also an original concept, halfway between a restaurant and a tearoom. You can enjoy homemade tarts and cookies as well as salads and tartines. You may also be tempted by a brunch served on Sunday mornings by prior arrangement. In summer, don't miss the charming terrace. A warm and inviting atmosphere prevails. Le Nid, a good idea!

The address is out of the way and doesn't look like much from the outside. But once you've settled into Fanny's cosy tea room, time will fly by! It's a formula that perfectly suits the chef, a specialist in choux pastry-based cakes, which she revisits with every possible pastry cream. There's a great breakfast menu in the morning, and savoury snacks at lunchtime. But don't leave without tasting the cookies, cupcakes and other pastries that add to the artist's enlightened signature.

For a sweet break at any time of day, breakfast or lunch, Céline welcomes you to her tea room. Everything on offer is prepared by Céline herself. On the sweet side, chocolates, cookies and pastries will delight you. Her fruit and chocolate tarts are an unqualified success. On the savory side, she offers 4 to 5 dishes of the day, with a classic cooked dish alongside bibalaskas, salads or quiches. Enough to satisfy both small and large appetites, as long as there's room for dessert...

Hidden away in Colmar's northern industrial zone is the Indus, a brand-new, hip and festive bar! Colmarians have quickly taken it by storm, and it's easy to see why just by looking at it from the outside: the play of lights in the evening creates a very pleasant, party-friendly atmosphere, as does the terrace adorned with olive trees and woodland. Inside, there are a number of different zones, so you can choose the one that suits you best, whether you're coming for an afterwork with colleagues or to relax and forget about them with friends.

After the mythical Café Rey, which closed its doors for good in June 2011, it's time to get stuck in! This time, the business has been taken over by seasoned Colmarians! The spot is well placed between the train station and the city center, and the decor is rather rock and to the point. The rather original service is direct at the counter, and the clientele, young and old, is cheerful and diverse. The beer is good, as is the sound. What we particularly like are the Blablabla Mulhouse evenings, every Wednesday at 8pm.

Opened in 2014, the restaurant is ideally located on the banks of the Rhine opposite the Trois Pays footbridge. Its setting, between sunny terrace and cosy room, offers an intimate atmosphere that is particularly charming at nightfall. The bar invites you to enjoy a selection of wines by the glass, cocktails and delicious snacks including assorted cheeses, cold meats and tasty croque-monsieur sandwiches. It's the ideal place to relax and enjoy a convivial moment before crossing the border for an unforgettable evening

Bar where concerts are organised on weekends.

La Brasserie Du Rhin is a restaurant located in Huningue, in the Haut-Rhin region of France.