Jeannette et les Cycleux

Food simple, fresh, excellent.
Service compétent and gentle
Ambiance cool
Must visit!

My boyfriend and I came here for a late lunch, we split the largest board which was enough for two of us and very good - a lot of variety but we both liked everything on the plate. There were lentils, cheese, pickles, tuna, turkey, carrot salad, and a few spreads. Everything on the board complimented each other really well, I was impressed

I also had the mint tea and just like the reviews said, it was quite sweet but I still liked it. Next time I think I'd ask for less sugar but it was still very good and fresh.

It was definitely a busy place but the service was good and if I lived closer I'd come back again and try a quiche.

I came here twice in the 3 days I spent in Strasbourg: once for lunch and once for dinner. Both times they were pretty busy, although since it was nice out, everyone ate outside and it was almost empty inside. The café is located close to the Strasbourg Cathedral and there are many other cafés and restaurants nearby.

For lunch, the formule midi was a very reasonably priced 12€ and included your choice of main, dessert, and coffee or mint tea. For my main I picked the planchette, a charcuterie board with your pick of 4 "ingredients"; my favorite was the pesto. The planchette came with bread. I had a very tasty molten chocolate cake with crème anglaise and whipped cream for dessert. (The table next to me ordered some very impressive looking milkshakes, which I regret not getting the chance to try.) I also ordered their Jeannette au Maroc, a mint tea infusion that was delicious, but clearly had a lot of sugar in it; if you want to cut down on the sugar, they are willing to make it with the sugar on the side.

When I came back for dinner the next day, I had the meat pie, which came with a side of greens. (I ordered the Jeannette au Maroc again as well.) The meat pie was tasty, but I didn't enjoy it as much as I did the planchette. I believe the café makes the meat pie at the start of the day and serves it throughout the day; the waitress had to verify that they still had it when I ordered.

The staff were reasonably friendly, although because it got so busy, service could be a bit slow and sometimes the servers needed reminding of what you had or hadn't ordered. There was a lot of indoor seating, including an upstairs seating area. The upstairs bathrooms were pretty clean, but small.

This restaurant is known for its quiche and it lived up to the high expectations. The salad and soup was excellent as well. Great place for an affordable bite to eat.

This was a cute place with excellent service. Unfortunately, the food was just OK.

I had the vegetarian quiche, which was extremely salty. The side salad was fine. I didn't care for the mint tea, which was done Moroccan style (extremely sugary).

It's not a bad place to stop for a quick bite, but I probably wouldn't go back.

Best quiche I've ever eaten... still dreaming about it and trying to recreate it at home.

Lovely place for a nice easy lunch. We enjoyed salads and cafe gourmand for dessert! The service was a little slow, but super friendly. Great spot!

A wonderful surprise!!! Service was superb... the cheese board with raisins, walnuts and handmade olive tamponade and sun-dried tomato pesto were excellent ... and the red wine we chose was exceptional!!

A cute little bar/cafe that we stumbled upon after visiting the Cathedral. The staff speaks English so definitely a plus for this non speaking French person. They don't have an extensive menu, just a few things but everything we had was tasty. Tried the house fois gras which was really good & both the quiches on their menu & they were also both tasty. They also have a good selection of milkshakes, My husband scored big time since he loves him some milkshake! He got the strawberry mint milkshake & was a happy camper. I got their mint tea which is really just fresh mint & hot water & it really hit the spot. We actually ended up coming back to this place late at night because we couldn't find another place open in the area. It was actually quite the happening place late night. For our second time around we got a bowl of soup & something called Paire De Knacks which is basically 2 hot dogs, a slice of bread & mustard. Not bad but i preferred our lunch items better. All in all though i think this is a cool little hang out spot and they play really good music too!

This cafe/restaurant/bar has the best Quiche Lorraine I've ever tried. Light, moist and fluffy. It's perfect. The staff is attentive and quick, which I've found the be on the rare side living here in Strasbourg. Their cocktail list and tap beer selection is robust as well.

The ambiance is casual. Jeannette plays an always changing mix of rockabilly and 50-60's rock; including the likes of Elvis, Johnny Cash, etc.

The place occasionally hosts bands, events with an edge, and one would think they sponsor roller-derby teams as well.

If you're in Strasbourg, it's a great place to stop in for a food, a drink, or repose from exploring the city.