Café Montmartre sur Strasbourg

No complaints about the service; the young waitress was lovely, the meal simple but enjoyable, and the price was good. However, the welcome from the manager was appalling. She was a very unpleasant person who practically yelled at me because I took a chair to sit opposite my grandparents, without having noticed that the chairs were supposed to be lined up (which is absolutely inconvenient, and there are ways to say it!). She also made a comment when I asked for a paper menu. My grandparents are 85 years old and aren't going to use a QR code; if you can't understand it, don't open a café! In short, I strongly disagree with this way of doing things. I am VERY disappointed with the atmosphere; it doesn't make me want to come back at all, despite everything else.

Wonderfully quiet. Good coffee, clean toilet! Atmospheric

Order the pork ribs as a started. It was a meal. Excellent taste and properly cook meat. Falling off the bone. We enjoyed the outdoor atmosphere and interacting with other. Many locals to talk with.

Exorbitant prices, €6.40 for two scoops of ice cream... but it's a good tourist spot, so understandable. However, the waitress was very cold and passive-aggressive... not the first time, judging by other reviews.

A pleasant and well-located café. You can even get light meals during the day and have breakfast. A lovely terrace, partially covered and heated during the colder months. In the immediate vicinity of the historical museum, the Saturday morning market, and the flea market. A place not to be missed, even if the drinks are a bit pricey. However, the service is average.

A special shout-out to your waitress Sacha, who is exceptional. I'm not a regular at the café, but I walk past it every day since I live in the neighborhood. I often run into her, and I have to say she's always the first to say hello, with such disarming sincerity that she sometimes even repeats "hello." And when she does, it's ALWAYS when someone hasn't seen or heard her. :) If this place exudes more integrity than any other café in the world, even as far as Les Halles, I'd bet it's entirely thanks to her. Well done, Sacha, don't change. In fact, I'd even say it's ridiculous how genuine the conversations are. And you know what? She's so uninterested in the attention she receives that she probably never makes that comment more than once. Yesterday, I witnessed a scene that perfectly captured her: even when pressed for time, she remained polite and kind. Without a doubt, for all of Strasbourg (and I don't think I'm exaggerating), she's the most punctual and consistent waitress in all of Strasbourg, in every situation. The only role she truly excels at is making us happy. You must be thrilled to have this little gem on the team. A real treasure.

We had a delicious meal. The waitress was friendly.

Unfortunately, nothing special. The staff doesn't greet you; you're expected to say what you want without a menu, and then they stammer nervously if you don't say it immediately. The tables are very close together, wobbly, and haven't been wiped down. The coffee, espresso, etc., don't taste particularly good.

Two visits to Montmartre in 24 hours. Wednesday evening, the young man on the terrace was charming and polite. It was happy hour, and the white wine served in a 25cl carafe was excellent. Thursday at lunchtime, the kir served was meager. It resembled the dregs of the bottle due to its small quantity. When we pointed this out to the waitress, she shrugged. Price of the kir (miniature size): €6.90.

The waitress was very pleasant.