Best Michelin-Starred Restaurants in Strasbourg
Our Strasbourg guide counts five Michelin-starred restaurants and five Michelin stars in total, and every restaurant on this list holds a Michelin star dated 2026. Au Crocodile and Umami are in Centre. 1741 is in Bourse-Esplanade-Krutenau. Les Funambules and de:ja are in Orangerie-Conseil Des Xv.
Au Crocodile serves a tasting menu and a la carte, with classic French technique, Alsatian influences, and an exceptional sommelier-led list. 1741 serves only a tasting menu, with an exceptional list and a serious selection of Alsace grands crus. Umami has 16 seats and cooks French and Asian food on a tasting menu and a la carte, with a wine list. Les Funambules cooks modern French food with Asian influences, with a tasting menu, a set menu, a la carte, and natural wine. de:ja serves only a tasting menu of hyper-local Alsatian ingredients, with fermentations, plant-forward cooking, and natural wine.
How this list is chosen: Restaurants holding Michelin stars, listed alphabetically. Updated October 8, 2026.
1741
1 Michelin star · Deep wine list
Across the quai from the Palais Rohan, 1741 holds a Michelin star earned in 2025 and a counter where the kitchen team works in full view. Chef Jérémy Page, trained under Robuchon, builds precise, delicate menus that nod to Alsace without being defined by it, sauces and jus carry much of the creative weight, supported by a serious selection of Alsace grands crus.
Au Crocodile
1 Michelin star · Deep wine list
A Strasbourg institution with a three-star history and a current Michelin star, Au Crocodile sits at the intersection of Alsatian heritage and modern classical French technique. Service runs Tuesday through Saturday, evenings only except for Thursday–Saturday lunch.
de:ja
1 Michelin star
de:ja earned its first Michelin star in 2025, placing Chef Jockl Kaiser's creative kitchen firmly on Strasbourg's fine dining map. Scandi-influenced interiors set the tone for a menu driven by fermentation, plant-forward cooking, and natural wines, with dishes titled in haiku rather than conventional descriptions. Bookings are taken online only, and the €€€€ price point reflects a serious tasting programme.
Les Funambules
1 Michelin star
Les Funambules holds a Michelin star for the second consecutive year in 2025, placing it among Strasbourg's more purposeful modern cuisine addresses. Chef Guillaume Besson works within a French culinary tradition that takes Alsace's larder seriously without folding into regional cliché. At the €€€ tier, it occupies a distinct position between the city's grand gastronomique rooms and its casual bistro circuit.
Umami
1 Michelin star
A two-year consecutive Michelin star holder on Rue des Dentelles, Umami places chef William Shen's modern cuisine inside one of Strasbourg's most architecturally layered streets. At the €€€ price point, it occupies a clear position between casual Alsatian dining and the city's upper-tier €€€€ tables, drawing.
Planning Michelin-starred restaurants in Strasbourg
- How many Michelin-starred restaurants are on this list?
- This list holds five Michelin-starred restaurants, matching the citywide count of five Michelin-starred restaurants and five Michelin stars in our Strasbourg guide. Au Crocodile, Umami, 1741, Les Funambules, and de:ja each hold a Michelin star dated 2026 on this page.
- Which neighborhoods are the starred restaurants in?
- Centre, Bourse-Esplanade-Krutenau, and Orangerie-Conseil Des Xv are the neighborhoods on this list. Au Crocodile and Umami are in Centre. 1741 is in Bourse-Esplanade-Krutenau. Les Funambules and de:ja are in Orangerie-Conseil Des Xv. Those are the only neighborhoods on this list.
- Which starred restaurants have exceptional wine programs?
- Au Crocodile and 1741 are the restaurants on this list with exceptional wine programs. Au Crocodile in Centre pours an extensive sommelier-led list alongside classic French technique and Alsatian influences. 1741 in Bourse-Esplanade-Krutenau pours an extensive sommelier-led list with a serious selection of Alsace grands crus. Umami, Les Funambules, and de:ja have wine lists, and Les Funambules and de:ja include natural wine.
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