
Datant de 1427 la Maison Kammerzell est selon tous l’une des plus belles brasseries du monde. On y mange une cuisine locale alsacienne avec ses célèbres choucroutes, dont la Choucroute aux Trois Poissons, une création de la maison, Le restaurant est composé de 10 salons et d’une terrasse. Idéalement située au pied de la Cathédrale, la Maison Kammerzell symbolise l’art de la Renaissance de la ville qui en tire une grande fierté. Son architecture originale que l’on croirait tout droit sortie d’un conte, offre aux regards les diverses facettes de l’art régional à travers les siècles. Sculptures de bois, fresques murales, escaliers à vis, angles de vue sont autant de détails qui témoignent de la richesse du passé qui habite ce lieu magique.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 16 Pl. de la Cathédrale, 67000 Strasbourg, France
Phone: +33 3 88 32 42 14
Website: http://www.maison-kammerzell.com/
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Reviews
The food was excellent. The fish dish was perfectly cooked with crispy skin and a delicate buttery herb sauce, served with vegetables and rice that complemented the flavors very well. The meat dish was also impressive — tender, rich, and beautifully plated with mushrooms and seasonal vegetables.
Service was attentive and professional, and the overall experience felt like a classic French gastronomic moment in the heart of Strasbourg.
Highly recommended for anyone visiting the city who wants to enjoy traditional cuisine in one of the most iconic historic restaurants.
Great food
Perfect terrace atmosphere
Unbeatable location near the cathedral
We ordered grilled steak and waited 1 hour and 15 minutes, while guests who arrived after us were served considerably earlier. After approximately 30 minutes, another waiter approached us to reconfirm our order, which clearly indicated that it had not been properly entered into the system.
After 1 hour and 10 minutes of waiting, I personally addressed the waiter and was informed that the kitchen had still not released the dish, and he apologised on behalf of the kitchen.
Such a level of disorganization reflects not only on the service team, but also on the kitchen and overall operational management. Efficient coordination between floor staff and chef is fundamental in any serious establishment, particularly one that positions itself at a high standard.
To be fair, the quality of the food deserves 5 stars — the steak itself was excellent. However, the service, communication, and organizational execution deserve 1 star.
We still recommend this restaurant because the culinary potential is clearly there. However, greater attention must be given to operational discipline and guest communication.
We will return, and if we see measurable improvement, we will gladly update this review to a full 5-star rating.
The traditional choucroute was perfectly cooked—we tried both the classic version and the house‑special fish choucroute, which was originally created here.
The service was friendly and efficient, but you definitely need to book ahead. A great place to taste authentic Alsace cuisine in a truly historic setting.
For a cost of 200 euros for 4 people, this was not what we expected in return: being sat in a bad spot; not being taken care of; one waiter who spoke French in a weird way; 3 waiters – 1 spoke French in a weird way, 1 replied to me in English even though I spoke French to him, 1 served and didn’t explain the dish until we asked for it.
For a restaurant named “Maison” this is outrageous, this place is even famous for showing up in the Sherlock Holmes movie.
If you are looking for good food, do come here. If you don’t speak French or are not white, do consider coming here because you will be treated differently.
The sauerkraut and three fish was absolutely delicious. We saw many reviews highlighting this dish specifically and ended up ordering 3 for our table.
I don’t generally like sauerkraut, but this was a bit more mild than normal and paired very well with the fish and sauce.
Service was also very good and the white wine our waiter recommended to us really complimented the meal.
No way to park in this area as it is a huge Christmas place with a lot of pedestrians and tourists so we got our ca in a garage and walked there.
The place is fancy, I noted that they have a lot of celebrity photos all over the wall.
The staff is great and super friendly, also very elegant and I can notice how elevated the service is here. At first…. Then it just felt snobby.
We got some drinks as well came in and it was five in the afternoon and they only serve food at six. So we stayed in and waited till we could order food. I wish that was more clear since we had no idea and nothing anywhere in the food said they don’t serve food till that time. So we kind of waited one hour that we could have delayed the dinner or went elsewhere.
We were asked to pa out bill for the drinks after they were served under the guise that they are changing to dinner shift. I told the waitress that I wanted to order another drink. She said she would come back… she never did… I kept seeing a lot of drinks coming out so assuming that they didn’t stop service she forgot. We felt like we were very neglected.
We told our waitress we wanted to order food. Once it was quarter to six, we saw a few other tables ordering food and our waitress didn’t come back to give us a menu…
A brand new table came in and the first thing they got was a basket of break and full dinner set up… yet we were waiting to order another drink round of coffee and food for over 15 minutes….
She finally came to get the order and was really hurrying again she pulled a bill for us to pay… even after I told her I wanted the dinner menu and people around us were getting breads and dinner table set up…
Once our second drink order came in I asked the runner why we kept getting bills…. Instead of a dinner menu. He told us that for drinks only we have to pay upon drink service…. BUT WE WANTED TO DINE.
Finally at 17:50 we get the menu. And takes another ten plus minutes for someone to come get our order…I am not sure if this is a cultural thing that we need to wave the wait staff but again it was frustrating to see the amount of time and how much this dragged.
Here is the order and my thoughts to
*Escargots- the escargot was as expected for the dish. They do have table bread basket so I dipped those on the melted butter after eating the snail.
*Foie gras- this was pretty delicious. The fig jelly really gave a special touch to bring the appetizer together.
The annoying part was that we didn’t have any appetizer plates rest the bread while we had the appetizers and that was pretty annoying.
They also didn’t clear the table from used and empty trash or cups that were done being used.
Also our food took forever! A whole hour from ordering and the main dishes were not on the table. The main dishes took so long to come out that we had o ask for the an by the time they came we were already so full. The main dishes took was no longer enjoyable.
*choucroute au confit- this dish left me with miser feelings but very decidedly I did not quite love it. The duck was pretty tasty, but looked very unappealing. The bacon looked on and tasted as expected, the sauerkraut was very very sour, almost too tangy, and the potatoes were ok…. Overall felt and looked like all was boiled in water, at the same time… and the vinagre like smell of the sauerkraut made me sick. Maybe is because I was already full and very annoyed with all the service but that’s how I felt.
Though I must say the dinner staff and manager were much better and were more keen to notice things, the manager for the dinner shift is very observing and on point. If he was our manager from the start I’m assuming things would probably have been different.
I will not come back.