Domi, my landlady in Strasbourg recommended I go to , a rather new restaurant in the Strasbourg bustling gastronomic scene. It’s in rue de la Douane, right behing the Ancienne Douane.
As always, her tips were golden.

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La Hache is the high-end brother of Jeannette et les cycleux, L’Épicerie & La Corde à Linge.
And old establishment with stripped bare wood, delicate colors and a very warm ambiance.

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Perfect if you want to have a relaxed dinner and enjoy a great meal with your plus one or some friends.

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It’s cosy, sober & elegant. It fosters a certain complicity, intimate talks and immoderate laughter.

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The menu is terrific. You can go bistrot style or Chic Mc Tasty. And the wine menu is pretty impressive too. They have no rosé though, kind of a minus for me…

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We went for white. Muscat first, Côtes du Rhone to finish. After the wine things started to get clowny.

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It was time for food to come to the rescue.
Let me tell you, that kind of food could bring anyone back to life!

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Nancy and I had two starters, while waiting for Agniezska, who was still stuck at work. The cod-mango-avocado tartare was a cousin of the peruvian ceviche. Ah-ma-zing.
The sardines with bread and half-salted butter was a hell of a choice too.

Then came the mains.

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Fish and chips for Agniezska.

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Cod and veggies for me.

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Duck in thai-peanuts sauce for Nancy. The best, by far. I’m definetely getting that one next time.
Look how she sneered in glorious triumph…

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We were stuffed but couldn’t resist the pudding calling. So we were 3 nice girls and shared the chocolate-passion fruit ship.
Wow.

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If you’re in Strasbourg, stop whatever you’re doing and go to la Hache. It’s (f)hacking good.

Anita