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10. Schaalâe Sucre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 383 reviews
Reviewed By knotheadusc
My husband and I just took our fourth trip to Ribeauville since January 2017. We visited Chez Martine during our first trip and I was bowled over by how good the Quiche Lorraine was. On our last evening during our most recent visit, we decided to stop in again for dinner. We had a very good meal and the service was fantastic.A very charming and friendly young lady took care of us. She apologized for not speaking much English, although we thought she did a good job. Her English was much better than our French is! We ordered a bottle of local wine. I had Quiche Lorraine and my husband had potato pancakes with salmon. Both dishes were beautifully presented and tasted wonderful. I have now tried quiche at several Ribeauville restaurants and I am convinced Chez Martine's is the best. I loved the salad, too, especially since the delightful dressing was served on the side. We followed dinner with dessert and shared a slice of cheesecake. We also both had a round of espresso. The cheesecake was not too heavy or sweet and was a fine follow up to a delightful meal. We will definitely make a point of making Chez Martine a required stop on future visits to Ribeauville. Bravo!
9. Restaurant au Cheval Noir
Overall Ratings
4 based on 696 reviews
Reviewed By Macca6178
We called in without a reservation but it was right on opening time. We were treated a little like an interruption rather than a paying customer. My wife had chicken and it was bordering on inedible, dry, bones throughout and tough. My steak was good but certainly not as good as expected. We realise that dogs are allowed into restaurants and we have absolutely no issue with it however, one particular dog, sat at the table and really did smell bad. It was not very pleasant and I think that unhygienic dogs should not be allowed.
8. Restaurant Aux Trois Chateaux
Overall Ratings
4 based on 326 reviews
Reviewed By Steviecj
Great experience and authentic Alsatian food. A wonderful outdoor dining venue where you are not on a street, but in a quiet patio. Pretty good English spoken, and very helpful staff. Beware of the portion size! Many dishes are plenty for two, and can be shared!
7. La Cour du Bailli
Overall Ratings
3 based on 347 reviews
In an authentic wine cellar with a warm and refined atmosphere, the restaurant La Cave du Bailli suggests a home made cuisine where raw products are processed by the Chef and his team to satisfy all taste buds. An imaginative menu declined seasonally, whe
Reviewed By Beatrice189
A fun place for a simple lunch (although I think one can order more substantial fare). My husband ordered a Tarte Flambee Gratinee and I had the Tarte a l'oignon. Although we were ordering at the end of the lunch service, both 'tartes' were fresh, hot, and very tasty. My onion tart came with a salad that would have made a meal unto itself. To top things off, after we had finished our meals, the waiter brought to the table the remaining slice of the (onion) tart because lunch service/kitchen was closed. Servers friendly and attentive and truly a good ratio of value to money. Highly recommended.
6. Winstub du Village
Overall Ratings
4 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By currycook
Few times are so impressed but we were here. Excellent food. Wonderful and very friendly staff. We are inside late with a small group of locals one night then outside for lunch another time. Their English was sparse but with it was not a problem. We have been in this region several times living close by and this is a favorite place.
5. Restaurant Le Parc Josephine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 217 reviews
New creative flavours, natural ingredients and herbs all take pride of place on the menu at Restaurant Joséphine. Chef offers guests an innovative cuisine, full of new ideas and great sensibility. The dining-room presents a stylish and light-filled settin
Reviewed By langej
Walking down from castle Haut Koenigsbourg, this is the place to stop. The location is uninspiring (no view) but the food is good and good value for money, the service both friendly and slightly formal/old-fashioned, if you can imagine that combination.
4. Auberge du Parc Carola
Overall Ratings
4 based on 380 reviews
Reviewed By namklim
We've eaten at the restaurant regularly in the last five years but the food this visit on the 51⬠was rather disappointing. The asparagus soup amuse bouche, sliced foie gras with rhubarb chutney (although the wild fennel flavour was not noticeable) starter, and the tiger prawns with risotto and asparagus were all tasty. But the rack of lamb meat was very sinewy, hard-to-cut and chewy despite being pink and the accompanying pepper, tomato, courgette and olive fricassée was sad. Both the elder-infused rhubarb and the strawberry desserts were bland and more like afterthoughts.The service was, as usual, good and unobtrusive.Hopefully a one-off. We'll be back.
3. Au Relais des Menetriers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 479 reviews
Reviewed By petermD7849OV
My faith in Ribeauville has been restored. Merci! After a dreadful experience at the Wistub zum Pfifferhaus, we lunched here. They were obviously under pressure, with lots of lunchers including a 20-strong party of Swedes. Nevertheless we were welcomed warmly and shown to a nice table. In June 2019 there were two fixed menus at 33 and 44 euros. There was also a la carte. In summary, the food, wines, and service were all impeccable. There was an eclectic choice of meat fowl and fish. There was a good selection of local wines, backed up by some from further afield. All served unfailingly well by a very cheerful pair of personnel. The cuisine was excellent. A broth of fresh peas was inventive and delightful. Loin of veal with morilles and a classic sauce was to die for. Cod tasted so fresh considering the distance from the sea. Cheeses were carefully chosen. Deserts were mouth-wateringly homemade. We were so impressed we booked again for tomorrow!! This place is (only slightly) out of town so it doesnât have the footfall of tourists. But go there! It is worth the detour. What a refreshing change from the dire Wistub zum Pfifferhaus, which I reviewed elsewhere in Trip Advisor. Both are in Guide Michelin; Wistub is heading for expulsion, Menetriers is headed for stardom!
2. VitisBar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 270 reviews
The VitisBar(R), a place where people come to enjoy life as a great wine! Half restaurant and half wine bar, let's experience a framework dedicated to wine and its culture, combined with the finesse of French gastronomy. Be surprised by an inventive menu
Reviewed By gastronomad16
We had an excellent French cuisine dinner!All dishes were of high quality ingredients and of great taste!Wine of next door winerie was also top notch!
1. Auberge d'Illwald
Overall Ratings
4 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By RickKessel_Lo
Passing through and sleeping here, i had dinner in the very cosy and nice, traditionally decorated restaurant, a bit separated from the hotel. High quality local specialities, very good, maybe somewhat traditional wine list with lots of local toppers, very friendly, very welcoming. Ate a wonderful terrine here and some tradtional tripes d'alsace. Very high quality, nice place.
