The kitchen
Be sure to leave room for the small things: Palatinate onion tart, Valrhona chocolate mousse with tossed knobbly cherries, or little Madeleines with beurre noisette and creamy cream. Neuhaus sometimes comes to the table himself to serve in between – here, only two people actually work.
Drink pairing
Kristian Haas is host and sommelier – and when it comes to wine selection, it's best to simply put yourself in his hands. The list is extensive, distinctive, and full of discoveries; many wines are offered by the glass and poured with pleasing generosity. Germany and France are particularly strong, but by no means the only highlights.
Atmosphere
Best enjoyed as a twosome, threesome, or foursome: cozy, warm, historic, and unpretentious. The old wood paneling and carvings have been preserved, and there's also a small terrace on the sidewalk. For larger groups, simply inquire in advance – the distinctive layout naturally limits the available space.
Insider tip
You can also drop by spontaneously for a glass of wine. Those wanting to eat and stay longer should book ahead. Reservations are accepted in two time slots: before 6:45 PM or after 8:15 PM. However, this doesn't mean early guests have to leave again – as a rule, once you're seated, you're welcome to stay the whole evening and happily empty a few glasses.