Au Brasseur

Big restaurant. But maybe more pub. A lot of people and you have to seat too close to some strangers. But the food is good. The service is ok. You can try national cuisine there.

Really good and special beers from their own brewery. They serve homemade burgers, pizzas, chicken, and steaks. The prize is at the low end, which is good. The service was really good and professional, even though they were very busy. Happy hours from 5pm to 7pm (17.00 to 19.00) buy 50cl of beer or soda and get it for the price of 25cl. 🍻🥂

I ordered a tarte flambée (Flammkuchen) during happy hour and received the one shown in the photo. It was not tasty at all, visibly burnt, and tasted like burnt bread. I asked for a replacement, but the staff member initially tried to convince me that this was “the concept.” I pointed out that everyone around me had theirs properly cooked, so he eventually brought me another one. Although it was less burnt, it still had no taste. The two stars are only because he agreed to change it. However, throughout my meal I was repeatedly asked by another staff member if I needed anything else. As I was about to finish, she brought me the bill without me asking, which made me feel they wanted me to leave. I understand the place is small and busy and they need to free tables, and I wasn’t planning to stay long anyway, but there must be a more polite way to handle this.

The food was good. We paid €44 for what you see on the table and a bottle of water (30.05.25). However, there was sometimes a heavy, unpleasant smell inside. We thought it might be coming from the kitchen — maybe a vegetable or pork. We chose to sit in a corner where there wasn’t much food smell. We waited around 10 minutes for our food, which is reasonable considering the restaurant is quite popular. It’s one of the older restaurants in the city, so that might explain the smell. The place is quite spacious, and even if there’s a line at the door, the wait is usually no more than 10 minutes. Flammkuchen is one of the most popular dishes here. They also have a terrace outside, but it was too cramped, so we chose to sit inside. The staff were fast and attentive. Overall, it was a good experience — we were satisfied. We recommend it!

Really nice and cozy place. We enjoyed the beer, the food was also ok, good service, good prices.

Very Very good beer. Very good Tarte flambee, and for its price during happy hour its definitely a must try.

The food was good and typical of Alsace, I had good flammekeuche and bettelmanm au kogelhopf! And also some blanche beer! Moreover, in the afternoon till 18.30 there is Happy Flam, which makes it super convenient!

We had beer and Flammkuchen, ice and sorbet for dessert - all very good, friendly service and good Alsatian atmosphere with huge copper beer vats on display. Historical place, not to be missed!

Ate here one night for dinner and really enjoyed both the food and the atmosphere. It was a very lively crowd with almost all the tables full outside. Our waitress was very friendly and gave us good recommendations for food. We had a couple glasses of wine, two flammekueches and some meat with sauerkraut. It was all great. And to finish things off, we had some delicious creme brulee. The only drawback was that everyone was smoking, but I guess that's what you do in France. We'd totally come back.

I was in search of Choucroute Garnie while in Alsace. Ended up here after first passing on a place (Le Gruber) very near the Cathedral then being turned away from a place (Winstub Mieselocker) that had been recommended. Very happy to have found it! Crowded with young people, but they found us a spot. Not sure what was going on, but the atmosphere was quite festive. Food (and beer) was excellent! And no doubt saved us a few eurobucks compared to the places we didn't go.

What a wonderful place! This was directly around the corner from the AirBnB my party was staying at. We met a friend of my sister's--the two of them met while studying abroad and have traveled together--who is getting her master's here in Strasbourg, and she made a reservation here not even knowing it was close to us. The server was nice and the food was good. We split several things and everything tasted wonderful. I wasn't a huge fan of the Wales Fondue, which is kind of blasphemous to say, but it had too much cheese. It was cheddar and not the fondue I'm accustomed to in the States, but it was a good dish to split amongst a party of four like ours, or maybe even more. The flammkuchen was delicious, we absolutely loved those! The wine was regional and absolutely delicious and their own brewed beer was unique and wonderful as well. It was insanely busy the night we were there, so we still had to wait for our table, and unfortunately it was pouring rain outside so we didn't get to enjoy the patio, but we had a wonderful experience nonetheless.

We were lucky enough to arrive during happy hour - 500 ml beers for the price of 250 ml beers & €3 flammekuchen. The beers & flammekuchen were great & so were the spaetzle & desserts we ordered. No wonder the place was so busy on a Monday night!!

The second time we came in here and we love it! Good food, fast service, and the beer is fantastic! Five stars if the waiters would serve with a smile, but still a great place!

Stopped in for bier while wandering around rainy Strasbourg. We lucked out in that it was happy hour! Didn't know they had one but half price bier is better than full price bier! Unfortunately they'd run out of brown bier so we went with amber. It was fantastic! And service was great this time. Au Brasseur has redeemed themselves; I'll return.

Food was delicious and the service very good. The server was patient with us, gave us time to decide what to order and eventually provided an English menu.

Relaxed, pub-like brasserie just by the river. We arrived just in time to take advantage of the 3 euro Tarte Flambe and ordered a couple as starters. Probably the best we had in Strasbourg! They have their own microbrewery on site and the amber beer we opted for was bloody good. Would probably be worth a trip here just for the beer. The mains were ok, nothing too fantastic, but hearty and good value. Ordered another flambee for dessert- this time with banana and literally flambeed, right at the table. It was delicious. I practically had to be rolled back to our apartment! Fun, relaxed atmosphere. Mostly because it was the younger crowd in at the same time us, making the most of the cheap flambees and happy hour. Good times.

I'm not really sure why, after 17 reviews, this bar/restaurant only rates 2 stars. From the French reviews I read, it seems they went expecting a fancy or more intimate restaurant and instead ended up downstairs in the beer stained 'caveau' with the happy-hour student crowd. The year I lived in Strasbourg, this was one of my favourite places to hang out and enjoy a beer with friends. Les Brasseurs (also known as 'Aux Brasseurs' and 'Les Trois Brasseurs' depending on who you ask) is not very fancy. But if you're looking for excellent beer, mouthwatering tarte flambées, and an unpretentious, jovial atmosphere, you've come to the right place. Their tarte flambées, a sort of Alsace pizza, are the best in Strasbourg. I should know... I ate a LOT of tarte flambées when I lived there. Les Brasseurs is better value than its rival, Flam's, and looking around the place you can see why. They haven't spent any money on decor, but if you're able to ignore this your tastebuds will thank you. The beer is brewed on site, and they have happy-hour 2 for 1 specials (the 30cL or 50cL). They'll also do tarte flambées à volonté, where everyone can pay a set price and eat as much tarte flambée as they want. I've given Les Brasseurs 4 stars out of 5 based on their food, drink, and lively atmosphere. It's not great for a romantic evening, but for groups looking to enjoy themselves, it's perfect.

After reading some other reviews, I can see how this place would be less than great when really busy. However, we went during happy hour on a Monday and it was pretty good. Be aware that: None of us checked the bathroom. There was no music (good or bad depending on your preferences) The tables outside in front were full when we arrived but we managed to snag one after sitting inside for 5 minutes. They were still not even at half capacity. Bad: Seating a little cramped. Smoker from table next to us blew smoke in our faces for the first 15min. Waiter accidentally brought one wrong beer to our table but caught his mistake immediately and corrected it quickly. Good: tarte flambée was good. Beers tasted great. Happy hour pricing was reasonable. Staff was nice and accommodating. Lots of great things to choose from on menu. Despite location downtown, very little traffic and traffic noise. Would happily return being careful to pick one of their least busy times.

Fairly inexpensive for tarte flambée, with friendly staff and nice beer. The 'Welshs' are certainly an experience!

The happy hour is a great buy! Can't remember the exact prices, but I want to say it was under 10€ for a beer and a tarte flambée (or flammekueche in German). My beer is the amber, which I definitely recommend! Although, I have tasted each of the beers they brew there, and they're all good. If you're in Alsace, you have to try tarte flambée so I would definitely recommend this place to start. Definitely go to happy hour to take advantage of it!

Really really bad! I never experienced such a bad and unfriendly service! They split - empty our wine by accident and they just walked off, did not say sorry! And we had to pay it!! Would really not recommend this place!!!!!

Stopped by here for dinner as it was recommended to us from some friends. Nice place that has a college feel. Beers were great and we were lucky to hit this place during happy hour and got lots of food for very cheap. We came to have flammekuchen for the first time and I had a really positive experience. I would recommend if you're looking for a casual place.

The beer is decent, they have an amber, a white beer, a pilsner and a dark beer. It's a microbrewery essentially, and they make their own beer. The food is good and reasonably priced and they have lots of seating outside as well as plenty of tables inside. Last night I had the warm goat cheese salad, which consisted of an incredible amount of goat cheese on toasts, fresh lettuce and lots of tomatoes in a light olive oil dressing. We also got the tarte flambée with mushrooms (champignons). The total for our dinner of 2 tarte flambées, 1 goat cheese salad, and 3 X 50 cl of beer was 32 euros.

I joined my girlfriend and two of her friends (all three are Strasbourg natives) here for some evening dinner on a cold January night. We made it in time for happy hour where we could get a 50cl beer for the price of a 25cl one. We ordered some glasses of the in-house beer and it was very easy to drink. We didn't stop at one! My girlfriend and I ordered the 3-cheese tartes flambées and they were indescribable. I'll never be able to eat a pizza again without thinking how superior the tarte flambée tasted. I loved the atmosphere in the bar (a little crowded but comfortable) and the service was second to none. Recommended!