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Au Crocodile

  • CuisineContemporary French
  • CategoryGastronomic Restaurant
  • VibeFormal, refined, quiet and special-occasion
  • Price$$$$

Au Crocodile is a historic gastronomic restaurant at 10 Rue de l'Outre in Strasbourg, in the Alsace region of France, close to the Petite France area and the old town. It is a Relais & Châteaux member and holds one Michelin star according to its 2026 Relais & Châteaux listing, with chef Romain Brillat leading the kitchen.

Historic Strasbourg gastronomic table and Relais & Châteaux member.

Au Crocodile is a historic gastronomic restaurant at 10 Rue de l'Outre in Strasbourg, in the Alsace region of France, close to the Petite France area and the old town. It is a Relais & Châteaux member and holds one Michelin star according to its 2026 Relais & Châteaux listing, with chef Romain Brillat leading the kitchen. The cooking is contemporary French, built around a seasonal tasting menu rather than a fixed repertoire, so the dishes change with the market and the time of year. The restaurant lists its menu on the Relais & Châteaux website, and tasting menus start at roughly €150 (about $173 USD) per person, with a wine pairing priced extra. That places it among the most expensive tables in Strasbourg, and it suits a special-occasion meal. The dining room is formal and quiet by comparison with the city's winstubs: service is polished, tables are set apart for conversation, and smart dress is the sensible choice. Alsace's wine culture sits behind the list, with local Riesling, Pinot Gris and other regional bottles alongside wider French producers, and the pairing option is the simplest way to explore it. Reservations are required, and the restaurant advises booking several weeks ahead. For weekends, the Christmas market season and peak summer, a longer lead time is prudent, and travellers fitting Strasbourg into a tight itinerary should reserve before arriving. Dietary requirements are best raised when booking so the kitchen can plan the tasting menu. The restaurant's page on the Relais & Châteaux site is the primary source for current menus and booking details, and opening days should be confirmed there before travel.

Practical information for Au Crocodile · Last updated September 2026
Price $$$$
Reservations Reservation required several weeks ahead.
Address 10 Rue de l'Outre, 67000 Strasbourg, France

Signature dishes

  • Seasonal tasting menu

Good to know

Known for
One Michelin star (2026 guide per Relais & Châteaux listing), chef Romain Brillat; tasting menus roughly €150 (about $173 USD) per person, wine pairing extra.

Location

10 Rue de l'Outre, 67000 Strasbourg, France

48.5837, 7.7474 View on map

Highlights

  • One Michelin star per the 2026 Relais & Châteaux listing
  • Chef Romain Brillat leads the kitchen
  • Seasonal contemporary French tasting menu
  • Relais & Châteaux member near Petite France
  • Wine pairing available to explore Alsatian and French bottles

Tips for visiting

  • Book several weeks ahead; reservations are required.
  • Tasting menus start at roughly €150 per person, with the wine pairing extra.
  • Mention dietary needs when booking so the tasting menu can be adapted.
  • Dress smartly; the room is formal and quiet.
  • Check current days and hours on the Relais & Châteaux page before travelling.

When to visit

Dinner suits the tasting menu best. Book well ahead for weekends, summer and the Christmas market season.

Accessibility

Accessibility details are not confirmed in available listings. The restaurant is in a historic part of Strasbourg, so visitors with mobility needs should contact the restaurant before booking to check access.

Frequently asked questions

Does Au Crocodile have a Michelin star?

It has one Michelin star according to its 2026 Relais & Châteaux listing.

How much is the tasting menu?

Tasting menus cost roughly €150 (about $173 USD) per person, with wine pairing extra.

How far ahead should I book?

Reservations are required, and booking several weeks ahead is advised.

Who is the chef?

The chef named in the Relais & Châteaux listing is Romain Brillat.