Guillaume Scheer "Les Plaisirs Gourmands"

I have travelled the world extensively over 40 years. I ate at all restaurants ranging from pop & mom’s to Michelin three stars. This is my honest review of the restaurant Guillaume Scheer « Les Plaisirs Gourmands » in Strasbourg, France. We were welcomed with a series of delicious amuse-bouches, which immediately set the tone for the evening and showcased the kitchen’s precision and creativity. For starters, the lightly smoked eel was beautifully complemented by a beetroot and parsley condiment, an elegant pairing that worked extremely well both in terms of balance and depth of flavor. We also greatly enjoyed the John Dory, served with pak choi and subtle Asian notes inspired by Thai cuisine, bringing freshness and a delicate aromatic complexity to the dish. For the main courses, both the beef fillet and the lièvre à la royale were outstanding. Each dish was perfectly executed, rich yet controlled, and clearly reflected a strong mastery of classic technique combined with a modern touch. We shared a dessert centered around apple and quince, which was indulgent, well-balanced, and a lovely way to conclude the meal on a refined sweet note. The semi-open kitchen adds to the experience, allowing guests to see the team at work and reinforcing the feeling of transparency and craftsmanship. Service was excellent throughout the evening: efficient, smiling, and attentive, with plenty of explanations and anecdotes shared, which made the experience both engaging and warm. The interior design is modern, elegant, and well-lit, creating a pleasant and relaxed atmosphere. If there is one small point for improvement, it would be that some tables are positioned relatively close to one another, which can occasionally reduce the sense of privacy as nearby conversations may be audible. That said, this is a minor remark in what was otherwise a very high-quality dining experience. A restaurant well worth discovering for anyone looking for refined cuisine near Strasbourg.

Excellent food with variety of different flavor profiles. My favorite was definitely the Chaloraise beef with chive sauce, John Dory with Green curry sauce and the dessert. Price is also very reasonable considering the food we got. Attentive and kind service. Atmosphere is luxury but relaxing. It's located a bit apart from the tourist spot, but worth the detour.

I absolutely love this restaurant!!! The food is tasty with really good combination with sources and ingredients. The price is also quite reasonable among the Michelin star restaurants I went. Just yesterday’s evening is a little bit noisy from guests downstairs but the service and other aspects of the restaurant is perfect. Highly recommend!!!

3rd Michelin restaurant for me - the best so far and the most affordable prices. Very tasty. Beautiful notes in the flavors - art! We also found very good wine for a very affordable price, we even bought from the producer. You can see it in the pictures.

Above what could be expected of a Michelin star. Food execution creativity and balancing of flavours is top. Service is attentive and warm. A sommelier is on hand to answer all your vinous queries with a wide a broad offering of wines. They even have an orange wine section taking you outside conventional offerings.

Simply superb on so many levels. A warm welcome, elegant and comfortable dining room, outstanding service from a dedicated staff and above all extraordinary food with matching wines. The escargots with boudin blanc and garlic flan were the best snails of my life. Prices represent an outstanding value - I highly recommend the 6 course menu gourmand.

My husband and I went for lunch and had the 6 course tasting menu with wine paring. Everything was top tier. From the food, atmosphere, and staff. Please try this restaurant. You will not be disappointed.

Very good quality food. The service is excelent, they offer a wide range of small apetisrrs on the house and pamper you the whole time. I took the 4 course Paisir menu, which was great except forbthe fish dish with spinack and safran sauce. Compared to the other creations it felt saltless and honestly boring. The langustine tartar blew me away. They also offered us a warm salty brioche with a sweet potato moose that was absolutely fantastic. Would definitely recomand this restaurant for gourmand expectations on a somewhat budget.