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Restaurants · Grand Est, Strasbourg

Chez Yvonne (S'Burjerstuewel)

  • CuisineAlsatian
  • CategoryWinstub
  • VibeWarm, wood-panelled, convivial and often busy
  • Price$$$

Chez Yvonne, also known as S'Burjerstuewel, is a traditional winstub at 10 Rue du Sanglier in Strasbourg's Grande Île, a few steps from the cathedral in the Alsace region of France. It has long been regarded as the city's best-known address for Alsatian home cooking, and it draws a steady mix of local regulars and visitors who want the classic winstub experience in the historic centre.

Traditional winstub near the cathedral, long known as Strasbourg's best-known address for Alsatian home cooking.

Chez Yvonne, also known as S'Burjerstuewel, is a traditional winstub at 10 Rue du Sanglier in Strasbourg's Grande Île, a few steps from the cathedral in the Alsace region of France. It has long been regarded as the city's best-known address for Alsatian home cooking, and it draws a steady mix of local regulars and visitors who want the classic winstub experience in the historic centre. The cuisine is firmly regional: hearty, unfussy plates built on pork, veal, cabbage, potatoes and cream. The signature dishes include presskopf, a cold terrine of pressed head meat served with a sharp vinaigrette; quenelles de foie in cream sauce; tête de veau; and a choucroute garnie served with five kinds of meat. These are the dishes that define the Alsatian table and are what most first-time visitors come to order. The dining room follows the winstub tradition of small, wood-panelled rooms with close-set tables, warm lighting and an informal, convivial feel. Dress is casual, noise levels rise when the room is full, and tables are shared closely enough that the atmosphere is communal rather than intimate. Service is typically brisk and friendly. Alsace is a wine region, and the beverage list leans on local whites such as Riesling, Pinot Gris and Sylvaner, plus regional beers, which pair naturally with the rich food. A set menu is listed at about €41 (about $47 USD), while ordering à la carte typically runs about €50-65 (about $58-75 USD) per person before drinks, placing it in the upper mid-range for the city. Hours reported in a March 2026 review show service every day, with lunch from 12:00 to 14:15 and dinner from 18:00 to midnight, although opening times should be confirmed before visiting. Reservations are advised, particularly for dinner, at weekends and during the Christmas market season, when the whole Grande Île fills up. Walk-in tables are often accepted outside peak hours, so an early or late sitting can work without a booking. The restaurant can be reached by phone on +33 3 88 32 84 15.

Practical information for Chez Yvonne (S'Burjerstuewel) · Last updated September 2026
Price $$$
Hours Open daily, lunch 12:00-14:15 and dinner 18:00-24:00 (March 2026 review).
Reservations Reservation advised; walk-ins are often accepted. Phone +33 3 88 32 84 15.
Address 10 Rue du Sanglier, 67000 Strasbourg, France

Signature dishes

  • Presskopf
  • Quenelles de foie in cream sauce
  • Tête de veau
  • Choucroute garnie with five meats

Good to know

Known for
Best-known winstub in Strasbourg; set menu about €41 (about $47 USD), à la carte about €50-65 (about $58-75 USD).

Location

10 Rue du Sanglier, 67000 Strasbourg, France

48.5828, 7.7495 View on map

Highlights

  • Long-established winstub on the Grande Île, steps from Strasbourg Cathedral
  • Choucroute garnie served with five meats
  • Regional classics including presskopf, quenelles de foie and tête de veau
  • Set menu at about €41 for a full Alsatian meal
  • Open daily for both lunch and late dinner

Tips for visiting

  • Reserve for dinner, weekends and the Christmas market season; call +33 3 88 32 84 15.
  • The set menu at about €41 is cheaper than ordering à la carte at about €50-65.
  • Walk-ins are often accepted, so an early or late sitting improves the odds of a table.
  • Pair the meal with a local Riesling or Pinot Gris rather than ordering imported wine.
  • Come hungry: portions are generous and the dishes are rich in cream and pork.

When to visit

Dinner is the busiest sitting and most atmospheric; weekday lunch is calmer. Book well ahead in December during the Christmas markets.

Accessibility

Winstubs in the historic centre occupy older buildings with narrow doorways and compact rooms, so step-free access and manoeuvring space may be limited. Visitors with mobility needs should phone ahead to ask about entrances and table placement.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a reservation at Chez Yvonne?

Reservations are advised, especially for dinner and at weekends, although walk-ins are often accepted. The phone number is +33 3 88 32 84 15.

What is Chez Yvonne known for?

It is known as one of Strasbourg's best-known winstubs, serving Alsatian home cooking such as choucroute garnie, presskopf, quenelles de foie and tête de veau.

How much does a meal cost?

A set menu is listed at about €41 (about $47 USD), and à la carte meals run about €50-65 (about $58-75 USD) per person before drinks.

Where is it located?

It is at 10 Rue du Sanglier on the Grande Île, a short walk from Strasbourg Cathedral.