La Table du Vigneron is a wine bar and bistro on the place du Marché in Obernai, a medieval wine-producing town in the Bas-Rhin department of Alsace, Grand Est, located on the Wine Route 30 kilometres south of Strasbourg. The restaurant is set on Obernai's main market square, one of the most charming historic spaces in northern Alsace, surrounded by half-timbered houses, a 16th-century well, and the spire of the church of Saint-Pierre-et-Paul. The wine bar format prioritises the glass over the bottle: with over 80 Alsace wines available by the glass at any time, rotating through appellations, villages, and Grand Cru sites, it is the most comprehensive by-the-glass Alsatian wine offer in the Obernai area. Food is built around charcuterie and cheese: plateau de charcuterie alsacienne brings together a selection of smoked and cured Alsatian meats; tarte flambée aux champignons sauvages uses seasonal wild mushrooms from the Vosges foothills in an autumnal variation on the classic; Munster avec cumin et Gewurztraminer is the house cheese course — Vosges washed-rind Munster with caraway seeds and a glass of the wine that best complements it. Mains cost €14 to €24. Reservations are recommended Tuesday through Saturday; the restaurant is closed Sunday and Monday.
Signature dishes
- Plateau de charcuterie alsacienne
- Tarte flambée aux champignons sauvages
- Munster avec cumin et Gewurztraminer
Good to know
- Known for
- Wine bar with 80+ Alsace wines by the glass; excellent charcuterie boards; on Obernai's medieval market square
- Hours
- Tue–Sat 12:00–14:30 & 18:30–22:00; closed Sun–Mon
- Reservations
- Recommended
Location
5 place du Marché, 67210 Obernai
48.4600, 7.4804 View on map
Highlights
- 80+ Alsace wines by the glass — the widest by-the-glass selection in the Obernai area
- Plateau de charcuterie alsacienne: an Alsatian cured-meat board for pairing with multiple wine styles
- Tarte flambée aux champignons sauvages: a seasonal variation using wild Vosges mushrooms
- Set on Obernai's historic market square with 16th-century well and medieval townscape
- Munster avec cumin et Gewurztraminer — the classic Alsatian cheese-and-wine pairing in a single course
Tips for visiting
- The by-the-glass list rotates; ask the server to walk through what is currently open rather than choosing from the full printed list
- Order two or three small glasses across different Alsatian appellations to cover the regional breadth
- The charcuterie board is best ordered to share as a starter alongside the first glasses
- Visit on a Tuesday or Wednesday for the quietest service and most attentive wine conversation
- Obernai is 30 minutes by TER regional train from Strasbourg — no car needed for this Wine Route destination
When to visit
Autumn for the tarte flambée aux champignons sauvages and the harvest-season energy in a wine-producing town. Summer evenings on the terrace facing the medieval square are also highly recommended.
Accessibility
The wine bar is on the ground floor with access from the place du Marché. The market square has some cobbled surfaces. Visitors with mobility requirements should contact the restaurant ahead of visit.
Frequently asked questions
What makes La Table du Vigneron's wine list exceptional?
Over 80 Alsatian wines available by the glass at any one time, covering village wines, Premier Cru, and Grand Cru sites from across the appellation. The rotation means the current list always includes recent-vintage arrivals alongside established references.
Is food sufficient for a full dinner?
The format is wine-bar oriented: charcuterie, cheese, and tarte flambée are the primary food items. It is best for a long aperitif, a light lunch, or a wine-focused early evening rather than a full formal dinner.
What is the price range?
Mains and sharing plates cost €14 to €24. Wine by the glass starts from approximately €5 for village wines and rises to €15–€20 for Grand Cru selections.
How is Obernai reached from Strasbourg?
Obernai is served by TER regional trains from Strasbourg Gare Centrale, with a journey time of approximately 30 minutes. The place du Marché is a short walk from Obernai station.
Is the wine bar accessible for wheelchair users?
The ground-floor wine bar has access from the place du Marché. The market square has some cobbled surfaces. Contact the restaurant to confirm access and table arrangements.