Where to eat, district by district
Each neighbourhood page lists every restaurant, bar, market and bakery we cover there.
- Grande Ile 66 places The UNESCO-listed island core around the cathedral, dense with winstubs, brasseries, pastry shops and the city's marquee gastronomic rooms.
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Krutenau
18 places
The student and bohemian quarter east of the centre, full of coffee shops, natural-wine bars, bistros and a Wednesday growers' market.
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Petite France
14 places
The old tanners' quarter of canals and half-timbered houses, lined with terraced winstubs serving choucroute and tarte flambee over the water.
- Wacken 5 places
- Neudorf 4 places A residential quarter south of the centre with a strong craft-beer scene, home to Brasserie Bendorf, Roue Libre and the Omnino roastery.
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Orangerie
4 places
The leafy park quarter to the northeast, where Buerehiesel sits in the Orangerie gardens and Les Funambules earned its star nearby.
