Auberge au Boeuf

Très déçus- avons dîné au Stammdish, 3 couverts, le 24 octobre - un service très lent plus de 45' entre la commande et le service des entrées (oeuf parfait dont le jaune était froid !) et le fond de volaille qui l'accompagnait était tres tres salé.... Ris et quasi de veau très moyen , sauce crème insipide, les plats manquaient de saveur en général. Pas de choix de vins en 1/2 bouteille et très peu de choix de vins au verre. Globalement décevant, nous avions un souvenir bien meilleur de cette table pour y avoir dîné à plusieurs reprises par le passé.

Pour y avoir été il y a plusieurs années j étais un peu déçu . Tout était différent Service correct sans plus. Pas très chaleureux, bien dommage Je ne pense pas y retourner Nous nous sentions pas très à l’aise et ne pensons pas y retourner Les poissons un peu trop cuits et un peu petits

My husband and I just spent four nights at Auberge Au Boeuf. We live in Germany, and just wanted the chance to get away for a few days. Having visited Ribeauville several times, I decided I wanted a change from the usual. I had been looking for a place in Soufflenheim, but booked Auberge Au Boeuf when I noticed the many great reviews it got, as well the fact that it's primarily a Michelin starred restaurant. This hotel has four rooms, all of which are different and have specific names. We stayed in L'Idylle, which is a suite on the second floor. Our room featured a little balcony that overlooked the lovely protestant church across the street. It had a sitting area, well stocked minibar, a generously sized bed, and a bathroom that had a rainfall shower, jacuzzi tub, and a private sauna! Parking is also free. I was amazed by how thoughtfully appointed and beautifully decorated the room was. And because there are only four rooms, it often felt like we were the only ones staying there. My only complaints are that the WiFi was a bit weak, and that the room lacked an information guide-- ie; how to use the sauna and jacuzzi, WiFi password, etc. That information was in the room, but it was in French and not in the same place, so we had to search for it. That's a very minor quibble, though, and ultimately, it didn't affect our enjoyment at all. The part of the experience that wowed me the most, though, was the incredible breakfast. At 12 euros a person, it's very reasonably priced, especially considering what comes with it. The pastries were extraordinary and those, alone, would have been worth twelve euros to me. But we also got fresh fruit salad, smoked fish, a selection of ham, cheeses, fresh bread, juice, coffee, jams, butter, and boiled eggs. If we'd wanted, we could have also had yogurt and museli. All of this was served to us, either at the beautiful Stammtisch, or if we'd preferred, in our room. We opted to eat at the Stammtisch, because it's such an impressively designed room with what appear to be custom made furnishings. I'm pretty certain the tableware was made locally, and it was just really cool looking. We dined at the gourmet restaurant twice, and enjoyed the friendly, professional service, as well as the innovative and beautifully prepared dishes. I wish we'd had the chance to try the less formal Stammtisch menu, but hopefully we'll have the chance to visit again. We had a great time! I am heartily recommending this hotel to my American friends who also live in Germany. Merci!