Strasbourg: Alsatian Food Tasting Walk with 5 Tastings
Taste five Alsatian specialities with a guide, each at its own market stall or artisan shop, from Place Broglie to Petite France.
Le Tire-Bouchon is an alsatian winstub restaurant in Grande Ile, Strasbourg.
Editorially verified May 28, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Signature dishes: Choucroute, Bouchee a la reine
Taste five Alsatian specialities with a guide, each at its own market stall or artisan shop, from Place Broglie to Petite France.
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Address: 5 Rue des Tailleurs de Pierre, 67000 Strasbourg
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.
Signature: Carte Blanche tasting menu
Le Banquet des Sophistes on Rue d'Austerlitz is a bistronomic room in the Michelin guide, plating refined seasonal French dishes laced with spice.
Signature: Seasonal tasting plates
Au Vieux Strasbourg, a winstub steps from the cathedral on Rue du Maroquin, serves traditional Alsatian plates daily from late morning to evening.
Signature: Choucroute, Tarte flambee
Fink'Stuebel is a half-timbered winstub near Petite France with painted ceilings, serving baeckeoffe, kaseknepfle dumplings and roast pork knuckle.
Signature: Baeckeoffe, Kaseknepfle
Maison des Tanneurs fills a 1572 tanners' house in Petite France, a half-timbered room on the canal known for choucroute and Alsatian classics.
Signature: Choucroute garnie, Tarte flambee
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.
Signature: Carte Blanche tasting menu
Le Banquet des Sophistes on Rue d'Austerlitz is a bistronomic room in the Michelin guide, plating refined seasonal French dishes laced with spice.
Signature: Seasonal tasting plates
Les Sales Gosses on Boulevard Clemenceau is a Maitre Restaurateur kitchen whose menu turns over every six weeks on a regional theme, told tableside.
Signature: Salted-butter caramel tiramisu
Au Vieux Strasbourg, a winstub steps from the cathedral on Rue du Maroquin, serves traditional Alsatian plates daily from late morning to evening.
Signature: Choucroute, Tarte flambee