Brasserie Les Haras, French restaurant in Petite France district, Strasbourg, France
Brasserie Les Haras occupies a restored 18th-century building with exposed wooden beams and leather furnishings spread across two floors. The space combines period features with modern design elements throughout.
The building originally served as royal stables and a stud farm for Strasbourg during Louis XV's reign. It became a restaurant in 2013.
The kitchen blends Alsatian traditions with modern French cooking, using ingredients from the area around Strasbourg. You can taste this mix in each course of the menu.
The restaurant opens in the late afternoon from Monday to Saturday and Sunday with slightly shorter hours. Valet parking is available for guests.
The dining room displays a leather framework structure inspired by horse saddles that references the building's former use as a stud farm. This detail becomes noticeable when you look up at the ceiling.
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