Au Crocodile 1 ★ ★ 4.8
Au Crocodile is Strasbourg's grande-dame gastronomic room on Rue de l'Outre, holding one Michelin star under chef Romain Brillat near Place Kleber.
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1741 1 ★ ★ 4.7
1741 sits on the Quai des Bateliers facing the Palais Rohan, a one-Michelin-star room where chef Jeremy Page plates seasonal modern French menus.
Umami 1 ★ ★ 4.7
Umami is a 16-seat, one-Michelin-star room on Rue des Dentelles where chef Rene Fieger cooks market French plates threaded with Asian flavours.
de:ja 1 ★ ★ 4.7
de:ja in the Neustadt holds one Michelin star and a green star, where Jeanne Satori and David Degoursy cook seasonal, low-waste French menus.
Les Funambules 1 ★ ★ 4.6
Les Funambules near the Orangerie park earned its first Michelin star under chef Guillaume Besson, with evening menus and a sharp weekday lunch.
Guillaume Scheer - Les Plaisirs Gourmands 1 ★ ★ 4.6
Guillaume Scheer moved Les Plaisirs Gourmands to the Quai Mullenheim in 2025 and kept his Michelin star, plating contemporary French menus by the Ill.
Buerehiesel ★ 4.5
Buerehiesel sits in a glassed timber farmhouse in the Orangerie park, where Eric Westermann, once Michelin-starred, cooks refined Alsatian food in the guide.
La Casserole ★ 4.4
La Casserole on Rue des Juifs is a gastronomic room near the cathedral, where chef Kevin Stroh plates memory-led contemporary French cooking.
Restaurant Gavroche ★ 4.4
Restaurant Gavroche on Rue Klein is a small family room in the Michelin guide where chef Alexy Fuchs threads Asian touches through French menus.
Brasserie des Haras ★ 4.3
Brasserie des Haras fills a converted 18th-century stud farm near Petite France, where Marc Haeberlin oversees refined French and Alsatian brasserie cooking.
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Editor picks in Strasbourg include Au Crocodile, 1741, Umami, plus the full fine dining chapter on TableJourney.