The story
In the heart of the Vosges town of Munster, Auberge aux 4 Saisons brings a fresh perspective to regional cooking. The restaurant describes itself as “moderne et chaleureux” – modern and warm – and that duality runs through every detail, from the intimate 30-seat dining room to a menu that respects tradition while embracing lightness and precision.
Lunch is served in a bistronomic style with a choice-driven format, while evenings and Sunday lunch feature a concise carte that changes often, driven by what’s best at market. The kitchen works with products du terroir alsacien – think blanquette de veau with primeur vegetables, grilled trout with fennel salad, or homemade squid-ink tagliatelle with lemon confit and grilled courgettes. Starters may include a tarragon chicken rillettes with pea ice cream or a contemporary gaspacho of tomato, melon and strawberry.
The wine list leans organic and highlights Alsace alongside other French regions, available by the glass or bottle.
The restaurant’s commitment to quality and seasonality earned it a Michelin Recommended distinction – a nod to its ability to pair local ingredients with a modern sensibility. For those seeking a true taste of Alsace without the heavy hand of tradition, Auberge aux 4 Saisons delivers a refined yet approachable experience.
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