La Winstub du Chambard is part of the Relais & Châteaux Hôtel Le Chambard on the rue du Général de Gaulle in Kaysersberg, one of the most celebrated villages on the Alsace Wine Route in the Haut-Rhin department of Grand Est. The winstub sits adjacent to the hotel's fine-dining restaurant but operates with a deliberately more relaxed format — the winstub tradition of informal Alsatian eating and drinking, elevated by the culinary standards and materials available to a Relais & Châteaux property. The result is the most refined winstub experience on the Wine Route: all the format conventions are present — exposed timber, ceramics, bentwood chairs, and Alsatian folk décor — but executed at a quality of finish that most winstubs cannot match. The baeckeoffe du Chambard is the kitchen's most emblematic preparation, a traditional three-meat slow-baked casserole made with superior ingredients and served in a sealed clay pot; Munster rôti aux pommes de terre sarladaises pairs the region's most pungent washed-rind cheese with richly sautéed potatoes; and soufflé chaud au kirsch de Fougerolles uses cherry brandy from the Haute-Saône to close the Alsatian meal in a warm soufflé. Mains cost €16 to €28. The wine list is exceptional for a winstub: it draws on the hotel's cellar and includes late-harvest Rieslings from the Grand Cru Schlossberg and Furstentum vineyards that flank Kaysersberg.
Signature dishes
- Baeckeoffe du Chambard
- Munster rôti aux pommes de terre sarladaises
- Soufflé chaud au kirsch de Fougerolles
Good to know
- Known for
- Part of the Relais & Châteaux Chambard hotel; the most refined winstub on the Wine Route; excellent late-harvest Riesling selection
- Hours
- Tue–Sun 12:00–14:00 & 19:00–21:30; closed Monday
- Reservations
- Recommended — book at lechambard.fr
Location
9 rue du Général de Gaulle, 68240 Kaysersberg
48.1397, 7.2641 View on map
Highlights
- The most refined winstub on the Alsace Wine Route, part of a Relais & Châteaux hotel
- Baeckeoffe du Chambard: the hotel's superior version of the classic Alsatian three-meat sealed casserole
- Late-harvest Riesling from adjacent Grand Cru Schlossberg and Furstentum vineyards
- Soufflé chaud au kirsch de Fougerolles — warm cherry-brandy soufflé as the kitchen's dessert signature
- Winstub format with Relais & Châteaux materials: folk décor executed at luxury-hotel quality
Tips for visiting
- Book via lechambard.fr at least two weeks ahead; the winstub fills with hotel guests and Wine Route visitors
- The baeckeoffe requires advance notice when booking — confirm availability at reservation time
- The late-harvest Riesling list is the strongest part of the wine card; ask for a Vendanges Tardives recommendation
- The soufflé chaud must be ordered at the start of the meal to allow preparation time
- Hotel residents get priority for winstub tables; non-residents should book early for weekend evenings
When to visit
Autumn harvest season when late-harvest wines arrive and the baeckeoffe is at its most appropriate. Kaysersberg at Christmas (late November to December) has exceptional village atmosphere for a winstub dinner.
Accessibility
The winstub is within the Relais & Châteaux Hôtel Le Chambard, which has modern accessibility standards. The ground-floor winstub is accessible from the rue du Général de Gaulle. Contact the hotel when booking to confirm access arrangements.
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Frequently asked questions
How does La Winstub du Chambard differ from the hotel's main fine-dining restaurant?
The winstub operates with a traditional Alsatian informal format — set menus are not required, the cooking is regional rather than haute cuisine, and prices are significantly lower. It is the right choice for visitors who want quality Alsatian cooking in a relaxed setting rather than a formal tasting-menu experience.
Is the winstub accessible to non-hotel guests?
Yes — the winstub is open to all visitors, not only hotel guests. Hotel residents have booking priority so non-residents should reserve as early as possible, especially for weekend evenings.
What is the price range?
Mains cost €16 to €28. A complete meal with a glass of Grand Cru wine runs approximately €45–€65 per person. The late-harvest wines are priced above standard Riesling but well below their retail equivalents.
What is kirsch de Fougerolles?
Fougerolles is a commune in the Haute-Saône renowned for producing some of France's finest cherry brandy (kirsch). The kirsch de Fougerolles has AOC status and is used in traditional Alsatian and Burgundian patisserie. The soufflé chaud uses it as the primary flavouring.
Is the winstub accessible for visitors with mobility limitations?
The Relais & Châteaux hotel is a modern-standard property with accessible facilities. The winstub entrance is on the ground floor. Contact the hotel when booking to confirm accessible table arrangements.