Alsatian restaurants in Strasbourg
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La Choucrouterie
Naked ladies straddling giant sausages (on the menu, we hasten to add) and eccentric chefs juggling plates of steaming choucroute garnie are just the tip of the theatrical iceberg at this inimitable bistro and playhouse double act. Speak a few words of Alsatian and you'll get extra helpings of everything, guaranteed.
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Maison des Tanneurs
Even locals book ahead at this former tannery, creaking under the weight of its 16th-century beams and billowing geraniums. Choucroute with fat pork knuckles and garlicky Alsatian-style escargot are matched with top-notch pinots and rieslings. Snag a window table for fine views of Petite France's canals.
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Au Coin des Pucelles
This snug winstub has just six tables, a red-checked tablecloth on each, and solid Alsatian fare such as choucroute au canard. Perfect for a late dinner.
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Maison Kammerzell
Slap-bang on Strasbourg's main square, medieval icon Maison Kammerzell serves well-executed Alsatian cuisine like baeckeoffe and choucroute. A staircase spirals up to frescoed alcoves and the 1st floor where the views – oh the views! – of the floodlit cathedral are sensational.
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