Fun and entertainment Colmar

This unique address in the Colmar region offers some 600 references of board games. L'Aliane opens up vast playful horizons by allowing you to discover original creations and games that are completely off the beaten track. The little extra: you can test some games before buying them. At the bar, you can sip incredible cocktails with magical titles and good craft beers from Colmar. Various group game sessions are organized throughout the year as well as thematic events.

Located near the campus and the Grillenbreit district, the Grillen is the contemporary music hall managed by the city of Colmar since 1998. Its capacity does not exceed 350 seats, the concerts remain intimate, far from the zeniths and the gigantic and impersonal halls. All musical styles are represented: pop, rock, punk, soul, metal, hardcore, garage, electro, experimental, rap, blues... Teachers from the conservatory also come to perform there and the hall is open to all associations wishing to organise alternative and festive evenings (notably Live!, After Dark, Hiéro Colmar, Hopla! Zone 51...) The Grillen also puts two rehearsal studios at the disposal of local bands who regularly have the opportunity to showcase their talent during opening acts. Be careful, don't arrive too late on concert evenings as the seats are free (and standing). To preserve your ears, Le Grillen provides earplugs and, in the interest of ecology, the bar's cups are consigned. Le Grillen also hosts very friendly improvisation match evenings and other events such as the jazz off festival. All you have to do is enjoy the concerts, massed in the crowd or in the adjoining bar!

The Comédie de l'Est has changed its name under the impetus of its new directors, Émilie Capliez and Matthieu Cruciani, who are keen to make its local roots more visible. It is now called the Comédie de Colmar. For the rest, the new Comédie de Colmar continues its mission of original creations and presentation of works from all over Europe: theater, opera, dance and shows for children. In a bid to make culture accessible to all, it regularly organizes workshops open to specific audiences.

This little tea room located under the arches, in the middle of the downtown is a real gem! As you comfortably have a sit on a pink and flashy padded bench seat, let yourself be tempted by a daily special and one of the seducing delicacy in the candy boxes and the bell jars. Pies with fruits, almonds biscuit "by Bribri", cupcakes white chocolate or coffee and pecans, chocolate fondants... It makes you bite off more than you can chew! To accompany your desserts, don't hesitate to choose a tea of the Kusmi Tea brand whose flavors are varied. This modern, cosy and female shop efforts primarily on the creativity and quality of its products. As a bonus, the smile of the waitress. Enjoy your tasting!

The ideal complex for your outings movies in family or between friends! The 12 comfortable and air-conditioned rooms (from 70 to 600 places) have an excellent sound and one can benefit from a quality of image of first choice with the digital one and the 3D. Side programming, of the blockbusters to the French comedies, via the cartoon films and other cartoons, you will have a vast choice of films always shown in French version, rather general public. Taking into account the pricing, the true film enthusiasts will quickly choose a à la carte 5.10 or 15 entrances which makes it possible to obtain very interesting discounts. If you do not want to miss the last news and the organized events (in particular of the previews in the presence of directors and actors), you can download application CGR cinemas on your telephone and, in the wake, you will be able to reserve your places of cinema on line. You also have the chance organize to taste it birthday of your child (a place, two tokens for the games, a candy sachet, a drink, a cake and a gift surprised will be offered to him, and it is free for the guide).

This beer bar is the place to go in Colmar to discover and enjoy fine beers from craft breweries and microbreweries from around the world. Perfect for an evening out with friends, in a relaxed, convivial atmosphere. This regulars' bar will win you over if you want to discover festive Colmar. What's more, the bar's atypical decor, with its antique furniture, creates a warm, authentic atmosphere. Let the waiters guide you to discover new beers.

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.

Famous and therefore very popular, the Rota Club puts the emphasis on a Latin muy caliente atmosphere that is bound to be very lively! Its rum bar is designed like a Cuban village square: it is like a corner of sunshine in Colmar, with a good twenty references from excellent rum shops. In addition to its large, more generalist clubbing room with crazy lighting effects, the Rota Club also has a Chill Out room, without music but with pinball and billiards. A VIP area is reserved for a hand-picked clientele with a 100% exclusive bar!

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.

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!

Concerts, cinema, exhibitions, festivals, puppets: the Lézard association organizes contemporary art exhibitions that show the richness of local plastic creation. The association also develops a rich musical program inside and outside the walls, with the Grillen. It also programs film-debate evenings with the CGR on societal issues. Initiator of very popular festivals, in particular the Musiques métisses festival programmed each year in spring in various places, the Lézard is never short of playful and eclectic ideas.

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.

Vintage setting both in the dining room and on the terrace for a hot drink served early in the morning with pure butter pastries. At noon, the suggestion of the day is always tasty. There are also succulent home-made pastries that can be enjoyed throughout the day. Virevol'Thés welcomes you on the ground floor or upstairs in a tastefully furnished space in relaxing pastel shades. There is even a dining area with games for children!

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!

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.

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.