Aux Armes de Strasbourg sur Strasbourg

After bad experience with onion soup in Paris we decided to give it a try again here. And we were pleased! Really nice onion soup for the reasonable price. Also great weekly offers. The interior is extremely nice. The restaurant feels authentic. The only con — too many big dishes, I wish they had more appetizers

Nice restaurant, and the food is very good. Very welcoming atmosphere.

The food is fantastic, the service was very fast, we ordered soup, one regular, the other with cheese, VERY TASTY, I recommend it to everyone, it stayed hot for a long time ♥️ The staff speaks 3 languages, German, French and English

Excellent food, friendly waiters who speak English and German. A very nice restaurant.

Excellent sauerkraut. The cabbage was tender and melted in your mouth. Very good meats. Discreet and quick service. Intimate atmosphere.

I have travelled the world extensively over 40 years. I ate at all restaurants ranging from pop & mom’s to Michelin three stars. This is my honest review of the restaurant aux Armes de Strasbourg in France. This restaurant is located just 4 minutes’ walk from Notre-Dame Cathedral, and was open on a day early in the year when many other restaurants in the area were closed. It therefore appears to offer extended — possibly even continuous — service, which is particularly convenient for tourists looking for a quick and reliable lunch option near major sights. We stopped in for a relatively quick lunch. Although a green salad was not listed on the menu, the service — which was very fast and efficient overall — kindly accommodated our request without hesitation, which we appreciated. We then ordered a choucroute, prepared very much according to tradition. While it was not extraordinary, it clearly respected all the classic codes of the dish and delivered exactly what one would expect from a traditional Alsatian brasserie. As is often the case in this type of establishment, the tables are quite small and very close to one another, which creates a lively but rather tight atmosphere. A practical note as well: the staircase leading to the restrooms is quite steep, so a bit of caution is advised. Overall, this is a typical French brasserie, bustling and compact, with a certain charm that will appeal to those who don’t mind close seating and are mainly looking for a quick, authentic meal near major tourist attractions.

Emiliana's service was spectacular. She was a very attentive person.

Our attendant Mimi (Emiliana) was fantastic! She served us in an unparalleled way, warmly and very politely, simply the best service during our stay in Europe, speechless, simply wonderful, PERFECT!

Emiliana (mimi) is amazing. A warm and friendly person, in addition to excellent service.

Generous regional cuisine. Reservations are recommended.