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LOUIS restaurant at Prälat-Subtil-Ring 22 in Saarlouis serves modern French cooking and holds two Michelin stars (2026). It sits inside the La Maison boutique hotel, where chef Sebastian Sandor leads the kitchen.
Sandor's cooking shows a clear love for Japan, set on a classic French foundation. He works with the finest ingredients, from vegetables to fish and seafood. Animal and vegetarian produce carry equal weight on the menu, which comes in two versions, one of them vegetarian.
Cured venison loin is sliced into a tartare and served with black garlic ice cream, cherry blossom gel and beetroot. Butter-fried ray wing arrives with fermented rhubarb and flamed grapefruit, finished with buttermilk and tonka bean. The Black Forest entrecôte has an intense grilled aroma and sits on sushi rice with cucumber and a mix of dill, mint and coriander.
The dining room was once a courtroom, and it still has high ceilings and large windows over the garden. Vintage furniture, bold colours and floor-to-ceiling photographs define the look. The wine list focuses on Germany, Burgundy and Bordeaux, with dedicated non-alcoholic pairings.
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In a former courthouse between the Saar and the town center, guests dine under high ceilings in an absolutely elegant setting. Chef Sebastian Sandor serves a breathtaking seven-course menu.
Concept Gourmet restaurant in the stylish ambiance of the boutique hotel La Maison. Two menus, one vegetarian. Culinary Style Sebastian Sandor's ambitious culinary style is characterized by his love for Japan as well as the finest ingredients, ranging from vegetables to fish and seafood. Unusual and convincing: cured venison loin, sliced into tartare, served with black garlic ice cream, cherry blossom gel, and beetroot. Further highlights: butter-fried ray wing with fermented rhubarb and flamed grapefruit, rounded off with buttermilk and tonka bean. Intense grilled aroma on the Black Forest entrecôte with sushi rice, cucumber, and herbal notes of dill, mint, and coriander. Wine Sophisticated wine list with a focus on Germany, Burgundy, and Bordeaux. Dedicated non-alcoholic accompaniments. Atmosphere The former courtroom with its high ceiling and large windows overlooking the garden has been attractively designed with vintage furniture, bold colors, and floor-to-ceiling photographs. Conclusion An all-around dining experience with spirit and a high level of comfort.
The restaurant in the heart of the city, complete with a glass conservatory, exudes a charming and cozy atmosphere. Classics like Beef Bourguignon and Charolais beef tenderloin are worth the indulgence here!
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