Restaurant Les Chauvins

Les Chauvins gives the traditional Alsatian winstub format a different shape. Instead of asking each guest to choose one main course, it serves small plates inspired by Alsatian ingredients and recipes. The menu names foie gras, rillettes, cured meats and cheeses among the cold options; hot dishes reinterpret regional recipes, alongside classic, Tomme d’Alsace and Munster tartes flambées. This format works well for a group that wants to try several flavours at one table.

The restaurant says its dining room seats 46, offers a selection of Alsace wines and takes reservations. It is a short walk from the cathedral and Hôtel de Ville. On October 1, 2026, Tripadvisor showed 4.8/5 from 611 reviews. Guests comment positively on the small plates and sharing format; that score is a reference from the platform, not a promise about a particular dish or final bill. Check the current menu and ask staff about ingredients if you have allergies or dietary restrictions.

The address is 3 rue du Faisan in the historic centre. It opens Tuesday to Saturday, but lunchtime service varies by day; it is closed Sunday and Monday. The restaurant estimates a three-minute walk from the town hall and cathedral, with the Broglie, Bateliers and Gutenberg car parks nearby. It is an option for a shared meal or a tasting of regional dishes in smaller portions, provided you plan around its service times.