Maison Kammerzell
- ★ 4.2
- French regional
- €€€
- Grande Ile
Maison Kammerzell occupies a carved 1427 house on the cathedral square, a grand Alsatian brasserie known for choucroute aux trois poissons under vaults.
The restaurants worth a reservation in Strasbourg, from neighbourhood bistros to the new classics.
The restaurants worth the trip in Strasbourg: bistros, neo-classics, neighbourhood favourites, and the rooms locals book first.
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Maison Kammerzell occupies a carved 1427 house on the cathedral square, a grand Alsatian brasserie known for choucroute aux trois poissons under vaults.
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.
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.



L'Ami Schutz sits by the Ponts Couverts in Petite France, a long-running winstub for baeckeoffe and choucroute garnie with a riverside terrace.
Le Tire-Bouchon, a winstub a step from the cathedral, plates choucroute, bouchee a la reine and baeckeoffe daily in a warm, panelled Alsatian room.
Fink'Stuebel is a half-timbered winstub near Petite France with painted ceilings, serving baeckeoffe, kaseknepfle dumplings and roast pork knuckle.
Maison des Tanneurs fills a 1572 tanners' house in Petite France, a half-timbered room on the canal known for choucroute and Alsatian classics.
Bistrot Coco on Rue de l'Ecurie runs a no-menu Carte Blanche format under chef Constant Meyer, four to six courses of market-led French cooking.
Le Banquet des Sophistes on Rue d'Austerlitz is a bistronomic room in the Michelin guide, plating refined seasonal French dishes laced with spice.
Les Sales Gosses on Boulevard Clemenceau is a Maitre Restaurateur kitchen whose menu turns over every six weeks on a regional theme, told tableside.
Au Vieux Strasbourg, a winstub steps from the cathedral on Rue du Maroquin, serves traditional Alsatian plates daily from late morning to evening.
Iberica on the Grande Ile brings refined Spanish cooking to Strasbourg, with tapas, Iberian charcuterie boards and a Spanish wine list near the cathedral.
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.
Le Jardin de l'Orangerie, reopened in late 2025 inside the Orangerie park, plates contemporary French cooking on seasonal produce with garden views.
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