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What a nice surprise! Quality food, worm atmosphere, a lot of options in their menu (my wife is vegetarian and ate amazing asparagus, cheese and more). Will comeback absolutely!

We had delicious Guinea fowl followed by a venison stew cooked to perfection and delicious morello cherry sorbet, rounded off with Grandmère Lucie's mouth-watering vacherin with raspberries.

The food was OK but not up to the standards we had in other restaurants of the region. I believe that there was a lack of fantasy in the taste and in the set up of their dishes! Otherwise it is quite decent!

today after a cozy walk on the hill you have eaten from the camping site. large view from zellenberg over weinberge and medieval buildings. very little tourism.. and also good eating wine. contempt! all good!

this beautiful restaurant is definitely worth a visit as the cook is very talented and prepares delicious dishes. his wife serving the food is friendly and charming and the dining room cozy and welcoming. a wonderful lunch – not to miss. It was so good that we ate it twice.

the restaurant offered one of the best restaurants during our trip around France. the decor and ambiente was excellent, with beautiful table settings and lighting. two of our group got the fixed price menu with wein pairing. all our courses were excellent, delicious. and beautiful presentation. the service was also wonderful. this is definitiw a restaurant to try if they are in this opposite.

We ate here on a Thursday evening at the end of August and the place was pretty well full. We had the 31 Euro menu and it was excellent. A large and enjoyable tomato, mozzarella and pesto salad was followed by chicken in a rich...cream sauce and a fantastic Parfait au Marc de Gewürztraminer. We had a half litre of very drinkable Riesling from a village grower and the service was good. Would certainly go back again.

I can highly recommend this nicely decorated and small restaurant. The service was very personal and polite. They really tried their best to explain the French dishes. The restaurant offers interesting and new creations that you should definitely try! We all were very surprise about...their variation of the tradition sauerkraut (choucroute). Their wine selection was local and we liked the menu with one wine per course included. Thanks for making our last night in this beautiful area so special! Tip: booking in advance!

The new owners of this small restaurant don 't seem to have much experience in service. There were only 4 guests at that evening but the waitress seemed to be upper busy all the time. No one asked if we were satisfied with the food. Having...so few guests the maitre de cuisine should come to the guests and ask about satisfaction. Leaving the restaurant we had to fetch our jackets ourselves at the cloakroom while the staff (2 female, 1 male) watched us. For dinner we had Scallops with Risotto and Poultry Alsatian, both pretty good and tasty but not dignified.