CAVEAU RESTAURANT GURTLERHOFT

The food was excellent as was the service. The hostess verified our health passes and the staff all wore masks, which we very much appreciated. Would highly recommend

Came here to celebrate my birthday. The quality of food and dessert was not disappointed. The service was not up to the grade of restaurant. The ambience was very good if you ask for good location table. Corkage charge was

We enjoyed the restaurant so much. The ambiance was good as it was a Caveau Restaurant but not small. The food were very good and reasonable price range. The service was superb too. I would like to visit this restaurant again

The Sauerkraut and salmon is highly recommended! Don’t miss out on the wine from the region as well. However, we were a bit disappointed by the sausage platter with sauerkraut as it was slightly tasteless. Not ideal for vegetarians vegans

We stopped by while doing some sightseeing in the city center of Strasbourg. I love the atmosphere of an old anticlinal structured basement. I had a typical Tarte Flambee, a must-eat in that area. Seems to be a popular place, once it opened, it filled...up pretty fast

ate here on new year for lunch very nice location.. food was really good and reasonably priced... its literally infront of the Cathedral, we jusr stumbled upon it and fillowed the sign (as it is actually a cave restaurant inside a hotel)... highly recommeneded...foe tourists visiting strasbourg france PS: foie gras is a must try

The Rosti are ABsolutely UNbelieveably delicious. Always busy because it is so delish. (OF COURSE, there are washrooms Am of European extraction so have had rosti of all kinds, but these were TheBestEver. Lots of other delicious food, but this is such a treat, would...eat BreakfastLunchDinner (tho they aren't open for all of them)

I came to this twice, once on a previous trip by myself and this one, with parents. Both were excellent experiences. Three of us ate well — Tarte flambé a potato cheese dish... for a really good price. It’s underground, with stone structures,...like a cave... or an underground cellar. Wonderful, not your usual restaurant ambience. We went earlier than the usual French dinner time, around and it was already crowded (restaurant opened at Highly recommended

The room is down in the lower level, like going into a cave..really neat I thought. Then the “surly” waiter showed up. Barely spoke to us...threw the menus on a table and walked away. I happened to trip and fell down...not seriously injured but I...needed a moment to regroup. A different writer came over and asked if I needed ice for my knee which I declined. He realized we spoke English and brought us menus with English so we would know what we were ordering. The surly waiter came back, took our orders like me was doing us a favor and moved on. The food was delivered by another waiter. The food wasn’t any better than what I have cooked st home. Sauerkraut, brats and ham and pork belly. The...