The restaurants worth the trip in Strasbourg. bistros, neo-classics, neighbourhood favourites, and the rooms locals book first.

Our picks in Strasbourg

Chez Yvonne ★ 4.4

Alsatian winstub€€€Grande Ile

Chez Yvonne, the S'Burjerstuewel near the cathedral, is the city's best-known winstub, a wood-panelled room famous for its tete de veau and Alsatian classics.

Signature: Tete de veau, Baeckeoffe

Au Pont Corbeau ★ 4.4

Alsatian winstub€€Krutenau

Au Pont Corbeau is a family winstub on the Quai Saint-Nicolas beside the Musee Alsacien, serving choucroute garnie, presskopf and spaetzle from local produce.

Signature: Choucroute garnie, Presskopf

L'Ami Schutz ★ 4.2

Alsatian winstub€€€Petite France

L'Ami Schutz sits by the Ponts Couverts in Petite France, a long-running winstub for baeckeoffe and choucroute garnie with a riverside terrace.

Signature: Baeckeoffe, Choucroute garnie

Iberica ★ 4.1

Spanish€€€Grande Ile

Iberica on the Grande Ile brings refined Spanish cooking to Strasbourg, with tapas, Iberian charcuterie boards and a Spanish wine list near the cathedral.

Signature: Tapas, Charcuterie iberique

A table ! ★ 4.0

Modern French bistro€€Krutenau

A table! is a modern Krutenau bistro on Rue Jacques Peirotes serving a short, seasonal Alsace-leaning menu with a 21 euro lunch formula and evening plates from 28 euros.

Signature: Lamb two ways with celeriac tzatziki and dauphinoise, Grilled octopus with fennel and Nduja

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