To try French and European delicacies visit this place. The famous riverside building in the historic Petite France is decorated with bright red geraniums resembling the cottages of the area, and was originally built in 1572. As the name suggests, the restaurant was used as a tannery before being renovated and converted into a restaurant in 1949. Inside, the menu offers a range of traditional Alsatian dishes at a reasonable price, including chocrois, spaetzelle and many other traditional delicacies. .