Strasbourg
Terroir & Co

Terroir & Co

4 Place Saint-Pierre Le Jeune, 67000 Latour-de-France, France, Strasbourg

Poulet • Fromage • Français • Desserts


"Service is really poor. I travel through France and to make it simple, a dish of the day is the simplest solution since they do a lot over a given period. In this place it took all the main flat meal and dessert two hours. Of course, we paid the price of a Michelin star restaurant with a quality of food and a brewery service. In addition to this, there were bread crumbs in the glasses that were brought to the table, the main dish was served with non-mature and hard peaches and even the coffee was bad and cold. I really thought that after the pandemic, restaurants would appreciate the company, but it is clear that places like this continue to act as if we make them service by eating what they have to offer. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. (Original view) Very bad service. I travel everywhere in France and, quite simply, a dish of the day is the simple solution since they do a lot in a given period. In this place it took all the main dish and a dessert two hours. Of course, we paid a Michelin star restaurant price with the quality of the food and the service of a brewery. In addition to this, there were bread crumbs in the glasses that were brought to the table, the main course was served with steep and hard peaches and even the coffee was bad and cold. I really thought that after the pandemic restaurants would appreciate the company, but clearly places like that continue to act as if we do them a favor by eating what they have to offer. Would not recommend this place to anyone."

Fink Stuebel

Fink Stuebel

26 RUE FINKWILLER, 67000, Strasbourg, France

Vin • Steak • Viande • Poulet


"Upon reading very good reviews we opted to try this restaurant instead of some by the river with a view. We were so glad we did because the food was excellent. We had the chicken and pork vol au vent and it was the best...puff pastry I have ever had in my life. It was light and flaky but still buttery. Many vol au vents are a disappointment because the pastry isn’t light and flaky. This one here was like eating air. The white cheese sauce was very rich and creamy …just excellent at 20 euros. We also had the pork knuckle at 18.5 euros roasted in the oven with a demi glacé and it was very good. The skin was a little crispy while the meat of the ham knuckle b was tender and tasty. This dish came with fried potatoes and it was so crispy. I love crispy potatoes and this nailed it. My vol au vent came with the fried spatzel and it was light and airy. Again very good. We were given a choice of potatoe salad or fried potatoes and we are thrilled we got the fried version. There was also a creamy horseradish sauce for our dishes and it was fantastic. Everything was wonderful and we just wished we had eaten it for dinner because it was so rich, filling, and satisfying. The local glass of beer, Meteor,was good at 4.5euros but the Martini blanc was sweet iso dry at 5 euros. The service was lacking but I do not fault the server because he was the only one working…he was the bar tender, the server, the host, the bus boy, and everything else in between. The restaurant really needs to have 2 people working up front. Great Alsatian meal for sure and we will return next time in Strasbourg."

Buerehiesel

Buerehiesel

dans le parc de l'Orangerie, 67000 Strasbourg, France

Café • Français • Européen • Végétarien


"our 5th or 6th dinner on the last 15 years in this Strasbourg institution. On the programme this time: tasting menu last Friday for a very successful evening.Reconciled with the buerehiesel which had in our opinion experienced a small decrease of form in the few moments that followed the transition antoine -- deemed eric Westermann.The following: eric is there: it is his house with very nice recipes while keeping the signature dishes that remain unavoidable and to test if ever tasted. The nice surprise of the eric touch: this quinoa turret under a green lemon jelly. It wasn't there, it's new and...if we didn't regret to have the lobster usually planned in the 1st dish of the degustationle dish signature of the house: the frogs in the deer. And necessarily, as at each time, one sauces the plate regretting not having a bite of this sublime juice!(Okay: one sausage each of the 5 dishes!!! especially the background of bouillabaisse well scented of the fennel that accompanied the barbet and the encornets (full cooking of the crustaceans)A flat: the lamb. It is a classic of the house and antoine westermann was walking through the bike pyrenees in search of producers (and during a cooking internship at the buerehiesel, I had the great privilege of participating in a selection of lambs). before last night: a tiny medallion (no doubt the last piece of end-of-service). Okay for a little shovel or net medallion. but add at least one side, a bone, a small piece of square.A nose view: 30 grams of lamb...Well, what (by cutting very small: 3 bites). Why ?bon : it has not gambled the overall impression of a growing slope of quality and cuisine and service.About the service: to be done by the two sommeliers : young, not peddlers like some other houses of the region, not invasive, very good wine tellers : top !donc : thank you (except for the lamb...snif)"