S'Zawermer Stuebel - Menu

The location of this restaurant is really nice, is in a kind of basement. The card is traditional for this area. The food is fine but not the best I had in Saverne.

Looked at a few restaurants in Saverne before picking this one. Glad we did the food was really nice and food service to boot. Particularly impressed by the Assiette Vegetarienne my wife chose. Nice meal!

We visited this restaurant by chance and it was a mixed experience. The choice of food is a mix of classics like the (Tarte flambée) and a more modern cuisine. Both homemade, but after the explanations of the waiter, the expectations are not met by the unfortunately only average preparations. View menu

It would seem that it is quite difficult to get a bad meal in Saverne! The waiter was professional and fortunately understood our very limited French. My food allergies catered for with no difficulties.The Restaurant has a great menu and presents food well. It is llocated down a side street just off the square. The actual location is in a well designed cellar. Happy to recommend.

Looking for a restaurant in Saverne, we followed the signs and ended in that restaurant - There was a menu of the day with very good canelloni filled with mushroom , vegetarian dish ,and then we had waffles, fresly made for us on the spot with a local nut sauce , They only use local products, or they do it themselves People were very nice, friendly but not too much I would go back any time , The value of the meal exceeded what we paid -

This lovely restaurant is located uphill in the old part of the town. Visitors eat in the vaulted cellar, but can also use an outdoor terrace. Typically Elsässer flammkuchen is paramount at the start: try it! For the mains we chose the extremes of foie gras and a vegetarian tart. Both were of impressive quality. As almost everywhere in Alsace the desserts were very delicious. Along with a bottle of wine one pays for a three course meal for two people about 100€. The price-quality ratio is reasonable. View menu

We stopped off here on out way home from a holiday in Italy and I have to say the Flammkuchen surpassed any pizza I had in Italy. The base was thin and crispy despite a heavy topping, something I longed for in Italy but failed to come across. The waiters were really efficient and helpful and the whole meal was not too expensive. The waiter recommended a chilled Pinot Noir from the area which was lovely. Only negative were the flies outdoor but the the irritation was negligible. Will return if in the area again.

My expectations after I red the menu and order the food and my tastebuds didn't meet. The vaulted cellars make an cosy and pretty decorating. The menu looks interesting. Even if very limited. The food is nicely dressed on the plates. But when the plates arrive and you begin to eat, well, it is not what you expected. It is very bland. The roulé, the speciality of the place, are nothing special and taste burned cheese. That spoiled the rest of the meal... The beef was very tender but that's all...I would certainly not recommend the place. There is far much better place in Saverne, especially if it is your only night there...

So we went for my birthday. We got a table in a romantic alcove we were supposed to be 4 so there was still a table for 2 in this alcove free). We started with a glass of cremant with nougatine, delicious! Kitchen is wonderful, everything we ate was delicious. Portions not very big though. For me it was enough, my husband had some appetite left. Having said that. This is a restaurant that serves tarte flambée like many do nowadays) which means you have families with children, tourists included. So needless to see that children equals noise lots of it) and we did not enjoy our delicious food in a well-deserved quiet ambiance. We will therefore not return here. View menu