Experts' Choice Award Maison Kammerzell
What the experts agree on
This iconic 15th-century house on the cathedral square is as much architectural attraction as restaurant, with Gothic details and stained glass creating an unforgettable setting for well-executed Alsatian classics like choucroute and baeckeoffe.
“The gingerbread Maison Kammerzell is an attraction as well as a fantastic restaurant.”
– Frommer's
Fodor's "This restaurant occupies what must be the most familiar house in Strasbourg." Full review
Insight Guides "Excellent food and wine in one of the oldest houses in Strasbourg, next to the cathedral."
Lonely Planet "Slap-bang on Strasbourg's main square, medieval icon Maison Kammerzell serves well-executed Alsatian cuisine like baeckeoffe and choucroute." Full review
Michelin Guide 0 Stars
"A typical 16C Strasbourg house near the cathedral with an authentic medieval feel, featuring stained-glass windows, paintings, wood carvings and Gothic vaulting." Full review
The Guardian "So at Maison Kammerzell, the city’s most historic restaurant – built in the 15th century on the cathedral square – I tuck into a starter of snails from a farm 20 miles away as I admire its painted murals and twinkling circular windows"
