Restaurant de la Poste

10 rue de Huningue, 68300 Saint Louis, France, Saint-Louis

🛍 Pizza, Sushis, Européen, Français

3.6 💬 119 Reviews

Phone: +33389674934

Address: 10 rue de Huningue, 68300 Saint Louis, France, Saint-Louis

City: Saint-Louis

Menu Dishes: 5

Reviews: 119

Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Restaurant/Brasserie-La-Poste-Saint-Louis-68300-379428102392810/

"Great relaxed atmosphere sitting out on the wide terrace overlooking the market square though you can sit inside in the very traditional french decor dining room. The Food is Traditional French with no pretensions. The cost of the food was a fraction of that in...Basel, but no worse and frankly better in quality. The wine was a 1/4 of the price in Basel and we had a very good bottle of Cote du Rhone Village Cairanne at well under €20 which would buy you a middling glass of wine in Basel. I had superb Alsace Garlic Snails followed by a very succulent Beef Fillet in cream pepper sauce which was cooked to perfection. A short bus trip out of Basel across the border into France, this is a transformation in character and prices. Feeling rather run down in comparison to wealthy Basel, it offers very good food at a fraction of the cost of food in Basel. St Louis is effectively a opart of Basel but in France. One word of warning. There are pick pockets. A friend in our group had over €400 stolen from his wallet in his jacket hung over the back of his chair. They took the wallet to remove the money and then returned it to his pocket unnoticed. My Creme Brulee was good and far better than the one we had in Switzerland at four times the cost."

Full menu - 5 options

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Beef

Schnitzel

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Dessert

Pizza

Tessália Tessália

A local bar/restaurant. The salmon I had was very good. Almost all the customers were locals who had a beer or wine enjoying a nice spring evening. A few others were having a full meal.

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Maryse
Maryse

Popular place where all different social classes meet for a beer or a meal In summer very nice terrace, particular atmosphere on local market day,on saturdays Brasserie with nice daily menus and a diverse menu


Aurore
Aurore

this beautiful place was recently taken over. no changes and improvements were made. an unpleasant service leads to a very cloudy and popular place being turned into nothing. what a shame. excellent location, but the soul of the place is gone


Maryse
Maryse

The best "tarte flambèe" of Saint Louis can be tasted here, very popular place with local citizens taking a beer and chatting cherfully. Food is OK, and prices are reasonables compared to the neighborood. If you ask for a beer say you want a formidable.... View menu


Andrea
Andrea

On a Monday night in late January there are not a lot of places to choose from for an evening meal. After scouting the area I decided to try here. Given the day and the month the place was reasonably busy, mainly with locals; some just drinking/playing cards etc. and some eating. I had a good rump steak washed down with a couple of beers.


Lamont
Lamont

we stumbled over this place on our walk from basel, where we remain for business. de la post is a local pub so that the decor is very rustic and it is full of natives, so visitors seem made out of place but the waitress...we feel welcome even though we don't speak French and eating was excellent. I had the kalbs with mushrooms and the 6 of us from Australia, Great Britain, Hungarian and Australian who travel a lot for the work all agreed that they will make the best 4-cheese pizza ever. thank you for making an unforgettable evening. shhhh, it is a hidden shade.


Aurore
Aurore

I ate there twice, and both times the other patrons appeared to be either working stiffs or pensioners; some eating, some nursing beers. The furnishings and "ambience" were zilch. But I had one of the best escalope de veau a la creme ever. The rest of the menu is standard, traditional French, which is what I wanted and is increasingly hard to find. Note to budget travelers: Prices at restaurants in the St Louis (Basel Airport) area are not much more than half of what you pay across the border in Switzerland.If I'm ever again at Basle Airport, you can bet I'll be back to Restaurant de la Poste. View menu


Tessália
Tessália

I ate there twice, and both times the other patrons appeared to be either working stiffs or pensioners; some eating, some nursing beers. The furnishings and ambience were zilch. But I had one of the best escalope de veau a la creme ever. The rest...of the menu is standard, traditional French, which is what I wanted and is increasingly hard to find. Note to budget travelers: Prices at restaurants in the St Louis (Basel Airport) area are not much more than half of what you pay across the border in Switzerland. If I'm ever again at Basle Airport, you can bet I'll be back to Restaurant de la Poste.


Aurore
Aurore

Great relaxed atmosphere sitting out on the wide terrace overlooking the market square though you can sit inside in the very traditional french decor dining room. The Food is Traditional French with no pretensions.The cost of the food was a fraction of that in Basel, but no worse and frankly better in quality. The wine was a 1/4 of the price in Basel and we had a very good bottle of Cote du Rhone Village Cairanne at well under €20 which would buy you a middling glass of wine in Basel. I had superb Alsace Garlic Snails followed by a very succulent Beef Fillet in cream pepper sauce which was cooked to perfection.A short bus trip out of Basel across the border into France, this is a transformat...


Lee
Lee

Great relaxed atmosphere sitting out on the wide terrace overlooking the market square though you can sit inside in the very traditional french decor dining room. The Food is Traditional French with no pretensions. The cost of the food was a fraction of that in...Basel, but no worse and frankly better in quality. The wine was a 1/4 of the price in Basel and we had a very good bottle of Cote du Rhone Village Cairanne at well under €20 which would buy you a middling glass of wine in Basel. I had superb Alsace Garlic Snails followed by a very succulent Beef Fillet in cream pepper sauce which was cooked to perfection. A short bus trip out of Basel across the border into France, this is a transfo... View menu

Categories

  • Pizza Delve into our perfectly baked pizzas, crafted with hand-tossed dough, rich tomato sauce, and a blend of gourmet cheeses. Each slice bursts with fresh toppings, ensuring a delightful bite every time.
  • Sushis Delight in our exquisite sushi selection, featuring fresh ingredients, expertly crafted rolls, and traditional nigiri. Each bite offers a harmonious blend of flavors, promising a true taste of Japan. View menu
  • Européen
  • Français Classic French cuisine showcasing timeless elegance, our menu offers rich and flavorful dishes crafted with traditional techniques and seasonal ingredients, promising an unforgettable culinary experience. Bon appétit!

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