Wine Bars in Strasbourg cathedral quarter

Vino Strada ★ 4.5

40 by the glassStrasbourg cathedral quarter

Caviste-restaurant near the cathedral with a 4,000-bottle cellar focused on organic and biodynamic growers. Sit-down tastings, share plates and small-batch Alsace by the glass.

The list: Bistronomic restaurant and caviste with a cellar of more than 4,000 wines and spirits focused on artisan growers working organic, biodynamic and natural; deep Alsace by-the-glass list

Pours: Alsace Riesling, Cremant d'Alsace, Pinot Noir, biodynamic Pinot Gris

Wolfberger Tasting Room Strasbourg ★ 4.2

16 by the glassStrasbourg cathedral quarter

Wolfberger's urban tasting boutique a minute from the cathedral, pouring Cremant flights, Grand Cru Rieslings and eau-de-vie pairings from the Eguisheim cooperative.

The list: Wolfberger cooperative's urban Strasbourg outpost, by-the-glass and bottle tastings of the Grand Cru range, Cremant flight and eaux-de-vie pairings, with cheese plates

Pours: Cremant d'Alsace, Grand Cru Riesling, Pinot Gris, Mirabelle eau-de-vie

Wine Restaurants in Strasbourg cathedral quarter

Au Crocodile ★ 4.7

Historic Strasbourg gastronomic table refurbished in 2020, chef Romain Brillat (a relative of Brillat-Savarin) cooks one-Michelin-star modern French alongside a sommelier-driven cellarStrasbourg cathedral quarter

Historic Strasbourg house with the eponymous stuffed crocodile, refurbished 2020 and re-starred 2021. Chef Romain Brillat plates one-Michelin-star modern French with Alsace pairings.

Awards: Michelin 2026, Relais et Chateaux 2025

Maison Kammerzell ★ 4.4

Historic 16th-century brasserie at the foot of the cathedral, regional Alsatian cuisine and three fish choucroute with an Alsace and Cremant-led listStrasbourg cathedral quarter

Carved 1589 sandstone house at the foot of Strasbourg cathedral, brasserie-restaurant famous for its three-fish choucroute and Alsace-led wine list with cellar by the glass.

Awards: Visit Alsace listing 2025

Wine Retailers in Strasbourg cathedral quarter

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