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The 10 Best Craft Breweries in Strasbourg

Strasbourg is not only winstubs and Christmas markets. It sits on one of France's oldest brewing corridors, from Schiltigheim to Cronenbourg, and the new craft scene now adds Bendorf, Perle and proper beer bars to that lager heritage. Our selection order: real breweries first, craft beer bars second, useful complementary stops third.

Last updated: July 2026 · Curated by MyBeerStops · 10 verified stops · Curated selection

The 10 craft beer spots, ranked by us

Breweries and brewpubs · craft beer bars · historic beer culture and bottle shop.

  1. 1. Brasserie Bendorf

    Microbrewery — Neudorf

    114 Rue Jean Jaurès, 67100 Strasbourg

    Tue-Fri 14:00-19:00 · Sat 10:00-12:00 et 14:00-18:00 · Sun-Mon closed

    Strasbourg's modern craft reference: small-batch beers, sharp hop work and a real neighbourhood brewery feel. It is slightly outside the old centre, but exactly the kind of place MyBeerStops should surface first.

    Neighbourhood microbrewery, bottles, growlers, local crowd

    Kollane Lill · Neudorf IPA

    1h30

    Website

  2. 2. Bières Artisanales Perle

    Brewery & taproom — Cronenbourg

    10 Place de l'Abattoir, 67200 Strasbourg

    Wed-Thu 17:00-23:00 · Fri 16:00-23:00 · Sat 10:00-23:00 · Sun-Tue closed

    A historic Alsatian name rebuilt as a serious independent brewery. The taproom in Cronenbourg gives you the bridge between Strasbourg's lager heritage and current craft beer.

    Alsatian brewery, taproom, heritage meets craft

    Perle Pils · Perle IPA

    2h

    Website

  3. 3. Micro-Brasserie Labbb

    Microbrewery — Cronenbourg

    16 Allée de la Houblonnière, 67200 Strasbourg

    Tue-Thu 17:00-22:00 · Fri-Sat 17:00-23:30 · Sun-Mon closed

    A proper neighbourhood microbrewery in the old brewing district, less polished than the tourist centre and much more useful for craft fans who want local beer first.

    Local microbrewery, relaxed taproom, Cronenbourg beer district

    Labbb blonde · Seasonal IPA

    1h30

    Website

  4. 4. Au Brasseur

    Brewpub — Krutenau

    22 Rue des Veaux, 67000 Strasbourg

    Mon-Sun 11:00-0:00 · Fri-Sat until 1:00

    The central brewpub that actually works: house beers brewed on site, Alsatian food, long hours and an easy stop right by the cathedral/river loop.

    Busy brewpub, copper kettles, flammekueche energy

    House blonde · Seasonal ambrée

    1h30

    Website

  5. 5. Brasserie de la Lanterne

    Brewpub — Petite France

    5 Rue de la Lanterne, 67000 Strasbourg

    Mon 17:00-1:30 · Tue-Sun 11:30-1:30

    A central brewpub with real Strasbourg atmosphere: vaulted rooms, house beer and a location that makes sense between Petite France and the cathedral.

    Vaulted brewpub, old town, easy first-night stop

    Lanterne blonde · Bière de saison

    1h30

    Website

  6. 6. Académie de la Bière Cathédrale

    Craft beer bar — Cathédrale

    29 Rue des Juifs, 67000 Strasbourg

    Mon-Wed 11:00-1:30 · Thu-Sat until 4:00 · Sun 11:00-1:30

    Not a brewery, but a very reliable beer bar in the exact centre: huge range, late hours and enough local/Belgian depth to save a rainy Strasbourg evening.

    Central beer bar, late-night, huge list

    Alsace tap of the day · Belgian classic

    1h30

    Website

  7. 7. Le Grincheux

    Beer pub — Gare / centre

    27 Rue du Vieux-Marché-aux-Vins, 67000 Strasbourg

    Mon 16:30-1:30 · Tue-Wed 16:30-2:30 · Thu 16:30-3:00 · Fri-Sat 16:30-4:00 · Sun 17:00-1:30

    A lively beer pub with strong late-night utility: good taps, broad bottle choice and a location that makes sense before or after the station area.

    Lively pub, late hours, station-side fallback

    French craft tap · Belgian bottle

    1h

    Website

  8. 8. Les BerThoM Strasbourg

    Craft beer bar — Centre

    18 Rue des Tonneliers, 67000 Strasbourg

    Mon 17:00-0:00 · Tue-Thu 17:00-1:30 · Fri-Sat 15:00-2:30 · Sun 15:00-0:00

    A safe craft-bar stop in the old centre: not hidden, not snobby, but dependable for a mixed group that still wants better beer than the tourist default.

    Central craft bar, easy with friends, broad menu

    Rotating French tap · Strong Belgian ale

    1h

    Website

  9. 9. Fischerstub

    Historic beer restaurant — Schiltigheim

    5 Route de Bischwiller, 67300 Schiltigheim

    Mon-Wed 12:00-14:00 et 18:45-23:00 · Thu-Fri until 0:00 · Sat soir · Sun 12:00-14:00 et 18:45-22:00

    Schiltigheim is Strasbourg's historic brewing neighbour. Fischerstub is not a hype craft bar, but it anchors the old beer culture: Alsatian food, lager tradition and a short tram ride north.

    Historic Alsatian beer restaurant, lager, hearty food

    Meteor Pils · Alsatian lager

    2h

    Website

  10. 10. Le Village de la Bière

    Bottle shop — Cathédrale

    22 Rue des Frères, 67000 Strasbourg

    Tue 10:00-12:00 et 15:00-19:00 · Wed-Thu 10:00-12:30 et 15:00-19:00 · Fri 10:00-12:30 et 15:00-19:30 · Sat 10:00-20:00 · Sun-Mon closed

    The bottle-shop stop: useful for discovering Alsatian bottles you won't find at the bar, or for building a hotel-room tasting without adding another late pint.

    Old-school beer shop, deep shelves, take-away only

    Alsace craft bottles · Take-home mixed pack

    45 min

    Website

Strasbourg craft beer — Frequently asked questions

Is Strasbourg a good craft beer city?

Yes — but it is more Alsatian brewing city than hype IPA capital. The best route combines Bendorf, Perle, Labbb, central brewpubs and Schiltigheim's historic beer culture.

What is the best Strasbourg brewery?

For modern craft, start with Brasserie Bendorf. For heritage, add Perle and Fischerstub/Schiltigheim. For central convenience, Au Brasseur and Lanterne work well.

Can you visit the spots without a car?

Yes. The guide is built around tram and walking links. Cronenbourg and Schiltigheim need short tram rides; the centre is walkable.

What should I drink in Strasbourg?

Try local pils, amber ales, seasonal Alsatian beers and modern IPAs from Bendorf or Perle. Keep room for tarte flambée.

Is the list manually curated?

It is a mix: our selection finds breweries first, then craft bars, then useful fallbacks. The final city guide is curated and cleaned by MyBeerStops.

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