
CHARME – C’est en plein cœur de la petite Venise de Colmar que le Wistub Brenner vous ouvre ses portes ! Entrez dans un intérieur rustique des plus chaleureux, typique des brasseries alsaciennes. Ses tables nappées et joliment apprêtées, ses murs boisés et sa décoration de bric et de broc élaborée vous séduiront au premier coup d’œil ! SPÉCIALITÉS DU CHEF- Côté cuisine, découvrez un grand nombre de spécialités de la région et du pays, aux saveurs authentiques et traditionnelles. Le Chef met un point d’honneur à la fraîcheur de ses produits, tout droit venus du marché. Une adresse de caractèr…
Sauerkraut & other typical Alsatian dishes in rustic quarters hung with bowler hats, plus a terrace.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1 Rue Turenne, 68000 Colmar, France
Phone: +33 3 89 41 42 33
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: zenchef.com
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Reviews
We had an absolutely delightful experience at this French restaurant! Making a reservation online was incredibly easy and convenient — a great start to what turned out to be an exceptional evening.
The food was truly outstanding — beautifully presented, full of flavor, and perfectly portioned from starters to desserts. Every dish tasted fresh and thoughtfully prepared. What really elevated the experience, though, was the service. Our waitress spoke excellent English and took the time to walk us through the entire menu, including the specials, with genuine enthusiasm and knowledge.
We never felt rushed, and each course arrived at just the right pace, allowing us to really enjoy the meal and conversation. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, making it a perfect spot for a relaxed yet refined dining experience.
Highly recommend this restaurant — from the seamless online reservation to the exceptional cuisine and top-notch service, everything was perfect!
(For the restaurant: On our receipt Service : Mona (2)* I hope this was our server because she was outstanding; we were at table number 10 couvert 4 on 13/10/2025 @ 20:42)
The Alsace wine was great. Which you’d expect given the proximity to vineyards. So top marks for that.
The main meals however were not enjoyable for us. There was a clear focus on France-Germany border specialities. Which is great from a cultural perspective if you want to try the food. But let’s face it, the German and France-German areas are not world renowned for their food. So, you should expect a very different flavour compared to other French food. The focus is pork. Cured and cooked. And cabbage. Lots of it.
I’m sure some people with love that. But not us I’m afraid. The staff were great. We had a waitress with lots of tattoos and beautifully decorated nails. She had a very serious face but was actually a very nice girl.
The desert was good. And when you finish it there is a nice surprise in the crockery.
This was an experience but not one I want to repeat I’m afraid.
First, the service was lovely. The team of 3 folks (host and two servers) were not only incredibly busy shuffling food and refilling glasses and clearing tables, but incredibly friendly and courteous- always smiling and asking “Did you enjoy it?” as you eat. Truly stellar, hard working staff- but the friendliest I’ve had in a long time in Europe after several visits to different parts of France.
The food was delightful- had the onion pie (so much perfect onion flavor!) and the Bibilakas, and felt like the perfect delicious comfort food after a day out and about. We also had a perfect bottle of wine (and the lovely server perfectly opened and served us each time our glasses were empty).
I think any of the negative reviews may come from a lack of understanding about Alsatian food. It really is delicious and a great sampling of the area’s cuisine. In addition, many folks mistakenly think it has a Michelin star when it is actually Michelin guide, and get angry that it is “not a michelin level experience” simply not understanding what it means. It fit the definition to us perfectly, having visited dozens of Michelin guide spots in our home of NYC.
Thank you Wistub team- especially the lovely fabulous team of hosts and servers working on December 5th! We were truly wowed by all of you. Happy Holidays!
We had between us Steak, and Pork Knuckle, no entree purely because they looked huge and we don’t have large appetites. The food was delicious, well cooked, hot and good portions. The Creme Brulee was stunning! We had tea and coffee too, and we were not rushed to leave. We loved the experience and had a great time with amazing food. I highly recommend the restaurant if you can get in!
The starter itself was average in taste, nothing special. However, the main course was especially disappointing—neither the presentation nor the flavor matched what you would expect from a so-called luxury restaurant, let alone justify the price. The plate looked almost empty, the design was poor, and the dish included a cilantro-based sauce, which I personally dislike, so that made it even less enjoyable for me.
On the positive side, the staff were friendly and attentive, but still quite slow. I think the restaurant either needs more employees or faster service overall.
In the end, I’m glad I got to try a different cuisine, but I definitely wouldn’t call this one of the best places to eat in France. I believe there are much better options out there.