Caveau des Vignerons sur Riquewihr

A small restaurant with a very limited menu. By 1:00, they were already closing down new customers. We had two typical dishes, which were delicious and with decent portions. There's no internet access inside, and there's no Wi-Fi.

The food was very good, however, the waitress's friendliness was questionable. You should have noticed right from the start that you're being kept up-to-date; there's a sign on the counter saying "I'm not the owner here" – that should have been a red flag.

Our criteria for a restaurant: authenticity, quality, and simplicity! This restaurant has it all! No grand facade, no large, crowded dining room, but a top-notch welcome with a smile, even though it was the third seating! As for the food, the limited selection is a sign of quality, and it lives up to expectations! Both quality and quantity are there! Unfortunately, they were out of the sweet tarte flambée, but the plum tart was absolutely divine, with lots of fruit, and just the right amount of sweetness! In short, a hidden gem in this very touristy town! And less than €60 for two aperitifs, two main courses, one dessert, and one coffee! Thank you to the waitress and the chef for making us forget, for the duration of our lunch break, the throngs of people who throng this town during the Christmas market!

A lovely little restaurant. Good home-style cooking and quick service. Kudos to the waitress who manages the tables single-handedly despite the Christmas market season; the service remains very fast! I highly recommend giving it a try!

A tiny, unassuming restaurant that doesn't look like much from the outside. However, it's worth giving it a try because we ate very well, and the staff was very friendly. We arrived as a group of 10, and the owner made sure to prepare a table for us in advance, even though they don't take reservations. I highly recommend it.

Very good and plentiful for a very reasonable price

Mediocre. Unclean. Food was nothing special and tasteless.

Lovely basement room. A selection of Alsatian dishes. We enjoyed a tasty sauerkraut, a fleischnacka (we didn't know it but it's divine). A plum crumble and a delicious kouglof. Add a friendly and attentive waitress and that says it all. Reading some of the comments I wonder if some people have gone to the wrong restaurant. Thank you and well done!

Very nice setting. Homemade food, well presented and above all well stocked for a reasonable price. The waitress is very friendly and welcoming. She knows her job because she gave us good advice. I recommend her 100%.

What a pleasure to eat in the fresh air in this weather! Fast service, delicious typical Alsatian dishes, and a very pleasant lady. Thank you. I recommend it.