Alsace-Lorraine Restaurants
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1. Brasserie l'Excelsior
$$$ | Quartier Art-Nouveau |Above all, you'll want to eat in this 1911 restaurant, part of the dependable Excelsior group, for its sensational Art Nouveau stained glass, mosaics, Daum lamps, and sinuous Majorelle furniture. That said, the food is also stylish, and the waiters exude Parisian chic.
50 rue Henri-Poincaré, Nancy, Grand-Est, 54000, France03–83–35–24–57Known For
- Platters of shellfish and oysters
- Open all day every day
- Alsatian desserts
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2. Le Capu
$$$ | Ville Royale |Barely a stone's throw from Place Stanislas, this stylish landmark puts its best foot forward under chef Hervé Fourrière. The menu includes old favorites revisited and noteworthy desserts. The choice of Toul wines is extensive.
31 rue Gambetta, Nancy, Grand-Est, 54000, France03–83–35–26–98Known For
- Lunchtime fixed-price menu where the starter, main course, and dessert are all served at the same time
- Variety of Toul wines
- Stylish dining room and street-side wooden terrace for outdoor eating
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon., Reservations essential -
3. Maison Kammerzell
$$$ | |What must be the most familiar house in Strasbourg—a richly carved, 15th-century, half-timber building adorned with sumptuous allegorical frescoes—is the setting for this restaurant. Fight through the crowds on the terrace and ground floor to one of the atmospheric rooms above, with their gleaming wooden furniture, stained-glass windows, and unrivaled cathedral views.
16 pl. de la Cathédrale, Strasbourg, Grand-Est, 67000, France03–88–32–42–14Known For
- Terrace tables on the cathedral square
- Choucroute with freshwater fish
- Historic setting
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4. Zum Pfifferhüs
$$$ | |This is a true-blue winstub, with yellowed murals, glowing lighting, and wines available by the glass. The cooking is pure Alsace, with German-scale portions of choucroute, ham hocks, and fruit tarts.
14 Grande-Rue, Ribeauvillé, Grand-Est, 68150, France03–89–73–62–28Known For
- Good-value fixed-price menu
- Wine list showcasing local producers
- Genuine and friendly service
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Wed. year-round, Thurs. in Nov.–July, and 1st 2 wks of July, Reservations essential -
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