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Winstub Le Clou

  • CuisineAlsatian
  • CategoryWinstub
  • VibeCosy, wood-toned, sociable and informal
  • Price$$

Winstub Le Clou is a traditional Alsatian winstub at 3 Rue du Chaudron on Strasbourg's Grande Île, in the Alsace region of France. It serves the classic repertoire of the wine tavern: tarte à l'oignon, choucroute garnie and baeckeoffe, the slow-baked stew of marinated meats and potatoes. Its Gault&Millau 2026 rating is 11/20, which marks it as a solid traditional address rather than a gastronomic destination, and its price range is the moderate band familiar from other central winstubs.

Traditional winstub serving tarte à l'oignon and choucroute garnie.

Winstub Le Clou is a traditional Alsatian winstub at 3 Rue du Chaudron on Strasbourg's Grande Île, in the Alsace region of France. It serves the classic repertoire of the wine tavern: tarte à l'oignon, choucroute garnie and baeckeoffe, the slow-baked stew of marinated meats and potatoes. Its Gault&Millau 2026 rating is 11/20, which marks it as a solid traditional address rather than a gastronomic destination, and its price range is the moderate band familiar from other central winstubs. The tarte à l'oignon is a typical opener, a savoury onion and cream tart, while the choucroute garnie arrives with sausages and cured pork over sauerkraut and potatoes. Baeckeoffe is traditionally a dish for sharing and for colder weather. The dining room reflects the winstub tradition of simple, wood-toned rooms with closely spaced tables, so the atmosphere is informal, lively and sociable. Dress is casual, and the noise level rises when the room fills. The drinks list favours Alsatian wines, especially Riesling, Pinot Blanc and Pinot Gris, together with regional beer. Mappy lists daily service with lunch from 11:45 to 14:30 and dinner from 18:00 to 23:00, while an older listing records a Sunday closure, so opening days should be confirmed by phone on +33 3 88 32 11 67. Reservations are advised at weekends, and tables fill quickly during the Christmas market season and in summer. Midweek or off-peak meals are normally easier. The location in the historic centre puts it within walking distance of the cathedral, the Place Kléber and the main sights, which makes it a convenient lunch or dinner stop during a day of sightseeing in Strasbourg.

Practical information for Winstub Le Clou · Last updated September 2026
Price $$
Hours Daily, lunch 11:45-14:30 and dinner 18:00-23:00 (Mappy listing); an older listing records Sunday closure.
Reservations Reservation advised on weekends. Phone +33 3 88 32 11 67.
Address 3 Rue du Chaudron, 67000 Strasbourg, France

Signature dishes

  • Tarte à l'oignon
  • Choucroute garnie
  • Baeckeoffe

Good to know

Known for
Traditional winstub in the historic centre; Gault&Millau 2026 rating 11/20.

Location

3 Rue du Chaudron, 67000 Strasbourg, France

48.5827, 7.7491 View on map

Highlights

  • Traditional winstub in the heart of the Grande Île
  • Tarte à l'oignon, choucroute garnie and baeckeoffe
  • Gault&Millau 2026 rating of 11/20
  • Moderate prices compared with the city's gastronomic tables
  • Walking distance from the cathedral and Place Kléber

Tips for visiting

  • Reserve for weekends and the Christmas market season; phone +33 3 88 32 11 67.
  • Confirm Sunday opening, since listings differ.
  • Baeckeoffe and choucroute are hearty, so share starters or skip them.
  • Order a glass of local Riesling or Pinot Gris to match the food.
  • Lunch is typically quieter than dinner.

When to visit

Lunch is calmer, while dinner has more atmosphere. Book ahead for weekends and in December.

Accessibility

Accessibility details are not confirmed in available listings. As a winstub in an older central building, it may have steps or narrow passages, so visitors with mobility needs should phone ahead.

Frequently asked questions

What does Winstub Le Clou serve?

It serves traditional Alsatian dishes such as tarte à l'oignon, choucroute garnie and baeckeoffe.

Is it open on Sundays?

Mappy lists daily opening, but an older listing records a Sunday closure, so confirm by phone on +33 3 88 32 11 67.

Should I reserve?

Reservations are advised at weekends and busy periods.

Where is it?

It is at 3 Rue du Chaudron in the historic centre of Strasbourg.