Winstub La Vieille Enseigne Strasbourg Centre

Highly recommend. Classic Alsatian food done right in a beautiful restaurant, centrally located and you can find many old vintages on their wine list which I really appreciated. It’s not the longest wine list, but it’s well done with some gems in it. I especially enjoyed the pork knuckle and spaetzle. We repeated the restaurant on our trip. 10/10

Winstub La Vieille Enseigne in Strasbourg is a true gem. The cosy, traditional interior instantly makes you feel at home, full of Alsatian warmth and charm. Their Vol-au-Vent is outstanding, perfectly flaky pastry with a rich, flavorful filling. The staff’s wine recommendations were spot on, pairing beautifully with the meal and showcasing the best of local vineyards. A must-visit for anyone seeking authentic cuisine and genuine hospitality in Strasbourg.

I had done my homework for places to eat and this did not disappoint. My colleague and I were smitten with the snails and the meats. 💅 It was fancy schmancy and we shall return. The waitresses hit the perfect balance between French sassy and Alsatian efficiency.

Great spot. The wine list has plenty of older vintages. The service was excellent. English friendly. My only small complaint was the out of season vegetables being served, but they were perfectly cooked. I will be back.

Lost in the town centre this restaurant is a true bastion of real french cooking, with generous portions, and a strong regional influence. The food is outstanding and the wines fine. The service is efficient and friendly. The brazed Jamboneau ham is sublime. The sauerkraut is on another level.. I would reserve so as not to be turned away.. Fantastic table.

The staff was friendly, and the service was excellent. Escargot was perfect. The sauce and the way they served was cool. We really liked Choucroute and cordon bleu. However, fondant chocolate was quite medium.

Just awesome. Highly recommend! We had Zander fish and it was perfect. Sides included. Enjoyed the Garden salad and dessert. Wines are fairly priced.

A solid location to discover classic Alsatian cuisine. We visited in early December and found the food to be excellent, although the service was abrupt and the staff seemed annoyed that we were not immediately ready to order our food and wine after being given the menu, and then again that we had questions about the menu items while we ordered. We were impressed by the size of the wine list, which highlighted local producers. An enjoyable meal, but served with limited hospitality.