Le Michel Cafe Brasserie

We had a delicious lunch goat's cheese salad at this lovely, busy restaurant. It's very friendly and there's a wide choice of food and drinks.

We were visiting Strasbourg with family during the heatwave . The waiter was just extremely helpful and food was fresh and tasty. We will come back for sure

We walked in for lunch. Two of us had the daily menu, and our daughter had quiche Lorraine with a salad. Everything was good, reasonably priced and fast. Good service and good ambiance. I recommend it.

Very good brewery, delicious dishes, just divine pies. Parisian bistro frame Price more than correct and welcoming personal with always a pleasant word. A special mention for their cinnamon cross and hot chocolate.

All the charm of Parisian breweries. We feel good. Personal to the top it's depressed! Pastry made on site and succulent. We were there twice during our stay in Strasbourg and we will return to our next arrival. Top thanks to you to make this beautiful establishment live

It looks like a brasserie, it tastes like a brasserie. This low key eatery has been around over 30 years and will see many more. The food is traditional French fare with little thrills. The viennoiseries are what makes this place unmissable. Pure delights, cheap and freshly made all throughout the morning. Grab one, settle down with an espresso and the morning paper and you’ll feel like you’ve lived here all your life.

This restaurant was recommended but honestly I am not sure why. It is located right on a tram line and when we had dinner on the patio they were going by during the entire meal. My husband ordered the Steak Poivre and I ordered the Salmon with spatzel. Our meals came out fairly quickly. My husband's steak was on the small side and tough. My salmon portion was good and doused in the sauce. Overall it was okay food but the location was less than appealing.

Our fault. We didn't want to eat expensively that evening (many main courses in Strasbourg start in the high 20 euros) so read the reviews and came here. The waiter was attentive and kind, and spoke in English. My wife's mushroom omelette was good except for the thick black hair in it. I went for the chicken de la reine, which was basically a giant vol-au-vent with chicken and mushroom in a watery white sauce. And some average chips. Wine was fine. Bill was less than 30 euros so can't really complain but it was all distinctly indistinct and a bit school dinners.

My bf and I ate here for breakfast twice. The first time, merely because it was close to the hotel, but the second time, because it was good the first time!! It’s definitely French. No English translation on the menu and the staff is reluctant to speak English. The first morning, our waiter (young black man) was helpful and patient as we showed pictures and tried to speak in fumbled French! The second morning, the server (older white man, balding I think) was clearly impatient. The food was very good both mornings, except for the scrambled egg which was not at all scrambled and was weird looking! The juice is fresh-squeezed and the breads are all fresh. The price is also quite good. You can...