La Corde a Linge ★ 4.0
La Corde a Linge sits on Place Benjamin Zix in Petite France, an all-day Alsatian room famous for big plates of homemade spaetzle by the canal.
Signature: Spaetzle, Salads
Bistros, trattorias and the everyday rooms where Strasbourg actually eats.
Bistros, trattorias, taverns and neighbourhood rooms: the mid-tier places where Strasbourg actually eats.
La Corde a Linge sits on Place Benjamin Zix in Petite France, an all-day Alsatian room famous for big plates of homemade spaetzle by the canal.
Signature: Spaetzle, Salads
Le Schnockeloch on the Quai Saint-Jean is a large Alsatian institution between the station and Petite France for choucroute, baeckeoffe and flammekueche.
Signature: Choucroute, Baeckeoffe, Flammekueche
Winstub Le Clou on Rue du Chaudron near the cathedral is a classic Alsatian tavern for choucroute, baeckeoffe and waedele, poured with Riesling.
Signature: Baeckeoffe, Waedele
Le Gruber sits at the foot of the cathedral on Rue du Maroquin, a warm Alsatian room where flammekueche is fired to order and choucroute comes piled high.
Signature: Flammekueche, Choucroute
Le Pfifferbriader, a winstub since 1933 near the cathedral, serves choucroute garnie, baeckeoffe and tarte flambee under stained glass and dark wood.
Signature: Choucroute garnie, Sandre, Tarte flambee
Le Bistrot des Copains on the Quai Finkwiller is a 1950s-styled bistro near Petite France where the menu changes with the market and regulars fill it.
Signature: Market plates
Winstub le Lohkas on Rue du Bain aux Plantes is a Petite France tavern with Henri Loux tableware, plating tarte flambee and Alsatian classics all day.
Signature: Tarte flambee, Choucroute
Mama Bubbele on the Quai des Bateliers is a tarte flambee specialist, turning out crisp, thin flammekueche in savoury and sweet versions until late.
Signature: Tarte flambee
La Cloche a Fromage on Rue des Tonneliers is a cheese lover's address, built around fondue, raclette and a vast cheese trolley of regional and French cheeses.
Signature: Fondue, Cheese platters
The Drunky Stork Social Club fills a former neo-baroque bank on Rue du Vieux-Marche-aux-Vins with sharing plates, cocktails and a busy Sunday brunch.
Signature: Small plates, Sunday brunch
Binchstub Broglie off Place Broglie is a tarte flambee counter using farm produce, firing classic and inventive flammekueche to eat in or take away.
Signature: Tarte flambee fermiere