Top Restaurants in La Petite Pierre
Top Things to do in La Petite Pierre
Where to eat Gastropub food in La Petite Pierre: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Gastropub restaurants to try in La Petite Pierre including Au Gres du Marche, Chateau Hochberg, Hotel- Restaurant du Herrenstein
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1. Au Gres du Marche
Overall Ratings
4 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By dr_Shoggy
We have tried several restaurants here and this one was the best without any doubt. The interior is nice and rustical, the personal is friendly and professional. Foods were delicious and beautifully presented. The menu is a bit short but it changes frequently. Huge selection of vines. If you go there I suggest this restaurant! (probably better to reserve a table)
2. Chateau Hochberg
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
Château Hochberg, hôtel & restaurant, was bought by Silvio Denz, Chairman and CEO of Lalique, in 2014. It re-opened on 12 August 2016. Château Hochberg, originally named Château Teutsch after the family that had it built, is located on the site of the for
Reviewed By fanoffrance
I see this restaurant entry is also being used to review the hotel functions. I stayed in a room here, but took advantage of the free shuttle service to dine at nearby Vlila Lalique. The room had a comfortable bed and peaceful views of lawns and forest. Good breakfast with exquisite pastries and a generous pitcher of coffee. Nice touches of Lalique decor. The room was chilly at night (the climate controls seemed disconnected), but I didn't bother to ask anyone to fix it as I was plenty warm in bed.
3. Hotel- Restaurant du Herrenstein
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By imardell
This restaurant has a fine location, a stone throw away from a stunning abbey, nested in the middle of beautiful landscapes and forests.The little garden under the trees offers a very pleasant setting for a lunc - solid plusThe food is traditional alsacian, with a bit of of an effort to give it twist. The chef is working and it shows, the food is good and even surprisingly modern for some dishes (e.g. Sushi) - Strong Plus The service... when will the French learn that customers have expectations that they consider as their rights...whereby the hosts makes an effort to please the customer and not the customer complies to the rules of the establishment and should be grateful to have been given access.They dont accept "late" lunch (after 2pm)anecdote: we had set aside a slice of foie gras on a plate for a late comer for lunch ; we then realized they had taken it away and they refused to replace it... a bit of a stingy bunch...
