Restaurant La Schloss

Perched at the crossroads of the cathedral, Gutenberg Square, and the picturesque Petite France district, this discreet spot nevertheless draws all eyes.

Although its official name is the Schlosserstub – the Locksmiths' Tavern – few actually call it that.

Here, everyone talks about the "Schloss," a traditional restaurant where a friendly and warm atmosphere prevails.

The menu highlights generous cuisine, blending Alsatian authenticity with original touches crafted by its chef. You will enjoy typical regional dishes, crispy tarte flambée, as well as varied options inspired by the butcher's suggestions or vegetarian choices, renewed weekly.

Whether for an aperitif, lunch, or dinner, the Schloss remains a must-visit at any time of day.