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Find out what European restaurants to try in Soultzmatt including Auberge du Cheval Blanc, Les Trois Colonnes, Le Belle-Vue, La Taverne Medievale, Restaurant Bohrer, Chateau d'Isenbourg - Les Tommeries, A la Grappe, La Taverne du Vigneron, La Nouvelle Auberge, L'AO Restaurant (L'Aigle d'Or - Chez Marck)
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10. L'AO Restaurant (L'Aigle d'Or - Chez Marck)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 125 reviews
The Marck family still celebrates terroir and tradition, but the younger generation intends to bring it into modernity: some dishes and more contemporary dressage are now à la carte.
Reviewed By GrandTour811049
Went here during a stay in the Alsace. Hidden but nice restaurant with terrace under trees. Friendly and nice service especially younger lady. Food was very good, tasty, and well presented. Nice place to go to discover as it is not really a village you easily go to.
9. La Nouvelle Auberge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 284 reviews
Former inn on the road Colmar Gérardmer, it is in a warm and neat framework that we will be pleased to welcome you. One address, two restaurants to discover. In our dining room, we welcome you in a relaxed and professional atmosphere, under the attentive
Reviewed By phil532015
The comments below are for the restaurant, not the bistrot. The restaurant was a discovery and a pleasure (again). We were lucky because we booked when one meal was paid, the other was offered. There was only one menu with 4 courses, all as excellent as each other. The food was superbly fresh and tasty on each course (fine food). We liked particularly a starter (out of 3) with wild mushrooms and a not hard-boiled quail egg in a dressing (I could not explain it but it was estonishing and superbly delicious) and the main course with quails. The proposed wines (one glass for each course) were well chosen, fitting perfectly with each course. The service was courteous (not stiff), careful and professional. The trip to the restaurant was very nice (one can take the "wine road" in the vineyards) and was supplemented by the Alsacian atmosphere of the restaurant. When we finished we viisted "Trois Epis" and made a short walk there.A wonderful day and a wonderful restaurant. We'll be back.All togetherThank you for your comments ! You came during a special period but whatever the offer, our chef works seasonal products. Martine, his wife, select the wines : she is a connoisseur and a wine lover. We are pleased that you enjoy it.
8. La Taverne du Vigneron
Overall Ratings
4 based on 455 reviews
Reviewed By SteveGoldgap
We enjoyed great local kitchen with only locals. Very busy on a Friday night and easy to get into conversations.Service was fast and friendly. Food just outstanding. Pure, down to earth and no nonsense. We asked for wine and had a fantastic Gewürztraminer recommended. A taste I had last time decades ago - full, rich, sweet (!) flavour - wonderful. Flammkuchen was probably the best I ever had. Thin , perfectly baked and very delicious. Big portions and fair prices. Very good country cousine !!!
7. A la Grappe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 468 reviews
Reviewed By imagine_david1959
I enjoyed my meal here very much. Simple yet full of flavour and great value (especially compared to the prices of exorbitant Switzerland).Service was friendly and efficient. Comfortable terrace.
6. Chateau d'Isenbourg - Les Tommeries
Overall Ratings
4 based on 316 reviews
Reviewed By MarkElod
We had a short week-end break in Alsace just tasting wine and relaxing. Since we spent the night at the Chateau d'Isenbourg, we decided to try their restaurant as well, and it was a really good decision.Probably the restaurant is the highlight of the whole estate, specially this time of year, when you can not benefit of the outdoor facilities, like pool or tennis-court. We went for the 3 course day's offer, which turned out to be more like a 5 course tasting menu with all kinds of little extra attentions. They had 2 main courses to chose from (one was fish and the other pork), everything was really delicious and the presentation just WOOOW! We were somewhat surprised by the generous portions. You don't expect to feel saturated half way of a french dinner... Service is just impeccable. Premium location with a view on the village, professional personnel, knowledgeable sommelier with a good wine-list. Don't bother with the coffee after dinner. It is typical french - just undrinkable for someone used to Italian/Austrian coffee. But I guess this is just how French like coffee, so I still give them the maximum rating.Dear customer, Thank you for your stay at Isenbourg castle and your excellent review on TripAdvisor. We are thrilled to read that you especially enjoyed the good times spent in our restaurant âLes Tommeriesâ and that we matched your expectations during your short week-end break.Thank you once again for your compliments and be assured we will be very glad to welcome you during another occasion when touring in the area. In fact there are many beautiful and interesting places to discover in Alsace.Kind regards,
5. Restaurant Bohrer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 591 reviews
Reviewed By 147rjd
I have a confirmed reservation for 2 on September 10, received on August 11. Booked one month in advance. Then on sept 8, 2 days before my dinner, the restaurant sends me a cancellation notice, with no explanation. This is just an aweful way to run a business.
4. La Taverne Medievale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 370 reviews
Reviewed By KhooshA
Excellent place to be, we always come back here. Family run restaurant with excellent products of the region well worked and transformed into copious dishes. My favorite menu us the pan-fried foie gras followed by duo of beef and foie gras finished with café gourmand.
3. Le Belle-Vue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 205 reviews
Let wrap by the heat of the place, feel at home and be comforted by the aromas and flavors of delicious homemade food ... Voila how to describe a meal at Belle Vue restaurant . We offer a traditional and authentic cuisine in respect of flavors from fresh
Reviewed By JW1955
My husband ordered the signature dish, the meat platter. It was mainly a dish of Sauerkraut with half of a potato cut in two with meat. there was a white sausage, red sausage, a rissoles, a piece of inedible ham hock which was mainly gristle. We had great expectations since reading the reviews but sadly we were disappointed. Staff were friendly and attentive and the view was magical. I must say the Creme brûlée was lovely though.
2. Les Trois Colonnes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 233 reviews
Restaurant gastronomique avec un chef cuisinier qui innove beaucoup.
Reviewed By Don_Pedro_CH
We were already at this place the second time within 3 years and the only thing I can say is: highly recommended if you like fine dinning, innovative menu creations and the use of local and partially organic produce/ingredients. The service is top and the prices reflect an excellent price/value ratio ! Reservations are highly recommended as this is not a huge place, but one with a very distinctive ambiance.
1. Auberge du Cheval Blanc
Overall Ratings
4 based on 275 reviews
Reviewed By Ascott150
The Resaurant is surprising in a small village and attached to a hotel. We had a friendly but somewhat subdued French welcome. We did not highlight that we were Australians (rather than English) as we should have. The staff warmed up over the evening. The menu is very French (no English alternative available) but the staff provided all the assistance required and dealt well with gluten free requirements. Decor was sophisticated and enjoyable (see photos). The food was excellent and a gastronomic bonanza. The range of foie gras preparations was excellent and the fish on a base of peas and the beef with vegetables and cheese selection were also great. Dear Ascott150,We thank you for the time you spent writing about your experience.We are glad that all the meal suited to you and would like to apologize if you founded our welcome a little cold. We have Nothing against Australian people, neither against English ones :) ... maybe the person welcoming you was just not really speaking English good enough. We'll make better next time.Hope to see you again in Westhalten,Best regards,Jérôme KOEHLER
