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Restaurants nearby

• Kasbür★ Michelin Established in 1932 on the outskirts of Saverne, Kasbür has been linked to the Kieffer family for three generations. The restaurant is named after the great-grandfather, a farmer who made his cheeses here, and it is Yves Kieffer, his great-grandson, who brought this imposing building into the modern era. The elegant contemporary dining room looking out onto the lush Alsace countryside is run with a great sense of hospitality by Béatrice, his wife. Driven by a strong sense of his heritage and unwavering standards, the chef cooks with top-notch seasonal produce, such as asparagus from Mallemort 17.8km
• Au Vieux Moulin Take a seat in the luminous dining room of this family-run house tucked away in the Graufthal valley and overlooking a peaceful expanse of water that invites contemplation as you sample the sparkling cuisine of Guillaume Kassel. Kassel may be a steadfast champion of Alsace’s home-grown produce and wild herbs, but he has no qualms about foraging further afield to discover the delicacies of other regions: Mallemort asparagus, Mas Schaller citrus fruit, Bresse fattened chicken, suckling lamb from the Pyrenees… The generous indulgent lineup unveils his talent and desire to please with one overridi11.1km
• Restaurant Morillon Previously Le Staeffele, an institution in Saverne, this place has been taken over by a small, enthusiastic team. It has an intimate feel, with 10 tables at which diners pick from the à la carte menu or opt for the ambitious tasting menu. The name refers to morels – these mushrooms are always on the menu, prepared in different ways depending on the season for a wonderfully indulgent interlude. The lunch set menu is good value for money.15.2km
• La Charrue This family-run eatery rolls out hearty, wholesome cooking made with love: duck foie gras with gewurztraminer wine and plum chutney; confit of pork belly with sautéed Vosges cèpes and a raspberry delight to finish the meal on a high note. Bouncy vibe.15.5km
• Auberge de la Forêt This contemporary family-run inn nestled in the Abreschviller Valley boasts a chic and cosy new interior decor with a forest theme (since it is Auberge de la Forêt!). True to the seasons, the chef carefully crafts contemporary dishes: trout from the nearby fish farm, risotto with scallops and chanterelles, and the must-try hand-cut beef tartare. Make the most of the large covered terrace overlooking the verdant park.15.6km
• Le Bout des Canards This spruce inn, with its striking colourful façade, is the haunt of a couple of food lovers who met at Villa René Lalique. In a decor of pale-coloured wood, make your pick from a concise seasonal menu, most of whose ingredients are local: crispy knuckle of ham, celeriac and cider vinegar; calf’s sweetbread with verbena berries, aubergine and spinach; raspberries, meadowsweet and ewe’s yoghurt… Bargain priced lunch menu and a bouncy, cheerful front-of-house team!15.8km
• Hostellerie du Prieuré This 18C sandstone former convent chants a pure-bred Gallic culinary litany based on regional produce (rack of lamb from the Moselle meadows, fillet of Lorraine beef) and seafood (brill, line-caught whiting, scallops). The portions are generous and the desserts are divinely decadent. Charming welcome.18.5km
• Restaurant de l'Écluse 16 This restaurant standing beside the Canal de la Sarre towpath was once a coaching inn, along which horses used to tow coal from the mines. The chef, from Morbihan in Brittany, cooks up delicious and meticulous cuisine, such as saffron risotto with chorizo served alongside premium quality poultry with wild prawns, or his truly unforgettable take on tarte Tatin. He occasionally uses ingredients from the local terroir, enhanced with condiments or home-made aromatic oils.19.0km

Includes Michelin / Black Pearl / guide picks (reference quality, no prices); data from Overture, Michelin Guide and others.