Les meilleurs restaurants alsaciens France

For more than forty years (since 1971) Fredy has installed this restaurant in the country of George Sand. Over the last few years, it's his daughter and his stepson who are standing up, but they're ensuring that Fredy's spirit and recipes are respected. In addition to traditional dishes, the brasserie offers traditional Alsatian cuisine (sauce, howling, cherry, knacks). A wide choice of beers is proposed: Belgian, Alsatian, North… You can also drink chinon or Alsace wine by the glass. In the afternoon, the brasserie offers crepes and ice cream. In a slightly dark decor (large beams where a collection of beer chops is suspended), you will enjoy a very warm welcome. A good address without fuss. You can eat a large hot goat salad, a head-mate or opt for grilled meat or lasagna.

In a decor worthy of the large breweries, La Perle offers you delicious cuisine, derived from the Alsatian tradition. On the map, you doubt: baeckeoffe, bibeleskaes, flammeküeche, and kougloff in dessert, a real treat! Like the flambée of apples grown, to share, like his salée cousin, simple, user friendly, simply good! Other dishes such as salads, fish and meat are also available. For amateurs, please note that the first and third Thursday of the month, the calf's head is on the menu! The reception is charming and efficient service, a genuine pearl of Alsatian culture!

Alsace invited itself in the Oise, for the greatest happiness of our palace. Teaches in Gothic characters, stork and fresco depicting little Alsatian in harvest: here, the atmosphere is warm and family friendly. The chef, Liliane Provost, offers traditional cuisine with seasonal game and Alsatian specialities such as the colmarienne colmarienne, the sauerkraut, the baeckeoffe and the quiche to the smoked Alsace.

A small, pleasant restaurant, located in the old town and serving Alsatian specialities. With good value for money, it is ideal for an evening among friends. The decor is simple and warm welcome. There are many specialities: tartes, flambées, hot boxes, ham, morels, salads… Flammekueches (flambées) live up to their reputation and well-rounded. However, baeckeoffe (traditional dish based on potatoes, meat and vegetables) leaves a little to be desired. You can also pay attention to the small room, and provide a small committee.

When Alsace joins Lorraine, it gives good tables, with the image of this winstub coming into Moselle. Referenced in specialized restaurants in restaurants, this good address will be yours especially if you are amateur of royal sauerkraut, specialty of the chef and good cuisine in the local area: waedele (pork roast), roasted rippele (pork cntrbtns), lewer knepfle to bacon cubes (liver quenelles), all served with generous and melting mashed potatoes, not forgetting the famous Flammekueche! A treat, and the reception is like cooking, full of warmth and generosity! Take a tour on the website, to put yourself in the mood. This restaurant is the right source of pleasure, in sum…

The Alsatian restaurant of rue des Noëls migrated towards the downtown. From now on installed rue de Turenne, it is the place to feel in Alsace. Easy of access thanks to parking of very close the Beurnonville college, one does not hesitate to come there. Decoration, modern and simple makes that one feels well, and the dishes are concocted in the purest Alsatian tradition. As its name indicates it one tastes flammekueches, or flammekueche there, traditional (forest, browned, or normal) or special (Munster, goat and honey, or snails). Good namely: one can also order take-away. One also finds with the à la carte of the specialties more cooked to hold 48h in advance: choucroute furnished, kessler smoked, baeckeoffe with the three meats, or the very special roasted saveloy. The lovers will appreciate. The prices remain very reasonable for this new address to be discovered in the stopper.

Located in the business building of Besançon, La City, adjacent to the Ibis Hotel, the national Alsatian specialities sign remains an address known and appreciated for its kitchen. Although it's a bit formatted, authenticity remains, and some franc specialities decorate the map. Traditional flambées and other choucroutes with will not be missed. A safe value. Alongside this, there are numerous specialities of fish and seafood: oysters, shellfish, crustaceans, mussels… And who says Alsace and tavern, necessarily says beer!