Brasserie Roue Libre

Brasserie Roue Libre is a bicycle-themed brewpub at 17 Route de Vienne in the Neudorf district of Strasbourg, in the Grand Est region of France. It opened in 2018 and serves beer straight from 500-litre tanks, so the beer is poured fresh from the brewing equipment rather than from distant kegs. Neudorf is a residential district south of the city centre, reached by tram, and its nightlife is quieter and more local than that of the Grande Île or the Krutenau. The cycling theme gives the venue a distinct identity, appealing to cyclists and to groups who prefer a relaxed, informal setting over a polished cocktail bar. The crowd is mostly local, in their twenties to forties, including friends meeting after work and residents of the neighbourhood, with some visitors who make the trip specifically for the brewpub concept. The atmosphere is convivial and unpretentious, with no known dress code, and everyday clothes are normal. The drinks programme centres on house beer drawn from the tanks, in styles that follow the brewery's own range; the listing does not specify the styles, so visitors should check the current selection on arrival. Food options are not detailed in the listing. Music is incidental. Opening hours are not confirmed, and brewpubs of this kind frequently keep to afternoon and evening hours with later closing on Friday and Saturday, so it is sensible to confirm before making the trip. No cover charge is known, and the venue works as a walk-in address, though groups may wish to ask about a table on busy evenings. Because Neudorf lies outside the compact old town, visitors normally arrive by tram and should check the last service back to the centre if staying late. A visit combines well with a ride or walk along the nearby waterways and green spaces on the southern side of the city. Prices for house beer follow Strasbourg craft norms, generally a few euros per glass.