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Eating and drinking
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Restaurants
in Colmar are generally overpriced, particularly Alsatian ones. However,
Winstub Brenner
, 1 rue de Turenne (tel 03.89.41.42.43; main course from 50F/a?¬7.62; closed Tues evenings and Wed, second fortnight Jan, third week June & third week Nov), serves delicious, generous meals and has a lovely terrace by Little Venice - ask for a side order of
pommes sautA©es
if you're really hungry. A fun establishment for both food and atmosphere is
S'Parisser Stewwele
, 4 place Jeanne-d'Arc (tel 03.89.24.53.15; main course 60-70F/a?¬9.15-10.67, or from 160F/a?¬24.39 A la carte; closed Tues, second half of Feb, third week June & third week Nov), while a good place for regional food is
Le Petit Gourmand
on quai de la Poissonnerie, in Little Venice (tel 03.89.41.09.32; closed Mon & Tues evening; menus from 120F/a?¬18.29). Otherwise, you could amass a sumptuous picnic from the town's numerous pA?tisseries and charcuteries. There's a fruit and veg
market
every Thursday around the KoA?fhus at place de l'Ancienne-Douane, and every Saturday on place St-Joseph. Other useful information
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France,
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