Opening hours below
A table in the old town, and everything is made here.
On Rue du 23-Juin, a short walk from the collegiate church: seasonal cooking prepared on the premises, and a terrace set out on the cobblestones once the weather turns.
Where
Rue du 23-Juin 22, in the old town. Thirty seconds on foot from the Porte Saint-Pierre.
Kitchen
Open from 09:30. Kitchen 11:45–13:45 and from 18:30. On Sunday evening the bar stays open but the kitchen is closed.
Terrace
On the cobblestones in front of the inn, from mid-March and all summer.
Payment
Cash or TWINT. Credit cards are not accepted; there is a Raiffeisen cash machine next door.
Today’s suggestion
A village inn with a careful kitchen
Marie-France and her team welcome you into a bright, wood-panelled room with a large mural on the back wall. People come for a coffee and the paper in the morning, for the dish of the day at noon, for an entrecôte or a fondue in the evening.
Everything that leaves the kitchen is made on the premises, from fresh produce chosen with the season. The menu follows the calendar rather than habit: morels in spring, game in autumn, trout depending on the catch.
Thirty seats on the ground floor, thirty more in the upstairs dining room, and twenty on the terrace once the sun returns to the cobblestones.
What we serve
A short menu, cooked here, rounded out each week by the specials of the moment. Everything is prepared on the premises, from the starters to the desserts.
Entrecôte de bœuf
With herb butter or morel sauce
Truite meunière
Trout, subject to the catch
Escalope jurassienne
Escalope gratinated with cheese
Burger maison
The house classic
What our guests say
Average across 123 Google reviews.
Read the reviews on GoogleThe inn changed hands in 2022. Since then, Marie-France’s welcome and the cooking done on the premises come up in almost every review.
“Excellent restaurant near the Porte Saint-Pierre.”
“The service was impeccable, the sommelière attentive.”
“The dishes are beautifully presented, the service attentive.”
Extracts from reviews published on Google.
Two rooms, sixty seats, a menu written together
Company dinner, birthday, christening, club outing: we close the door upstairs and the room is yours. The menu is put together over the phone or by email, around what you like and what the season offers.
30 seats
The ground-floor room
The everyday room, open onto the street and, in season, onto the terrace. Right for a family meal without any ceremony.
30 seats
The upstairs dining room
Available exclusively for your meetings and celebrations: a room of its own, quiet, with its own service.
A stop in the middle of the pearl of the Jura
The medieval town is listed among the best tourism villages in the world by the World Tourism Organization. You enter through one of its three gates, you walk on cobblestones, and the Doubs flows a hundred metres from our tables.
- A short walk from the collegiate church, the cloister and the Saint-Jean-Népomucène bridge.
- Walkers and cyclists welcome — the Jura Bike route and the Doubs trails pass our door.
- Dogs welcome, indoors and on the terrace.
- Step-free access on the ground floor and free Wi-Fi; the toilets are upstairs, with no lift.
Before or after the meal
- The collegiate church and cloister Romanesque and Gothic, 12th–13th centuries.
- The hermitage The monk’s cave, above the town.
- The Secret Trail A route devised with the illustrator John Howe.
- Canoeing on the Doubs Setting off from the medieval town.
Book a table or a group meal
The form below is the simplest way to reach us in English. If you are organising a meal for several people, it gives us everything we need to come back to you with a proposal.
By telephone
032 461 38 02Wednesday to Sunday, from 09:30. Fastest for a table on the same day — please note that we speak French on the phone.
Otherwise write to us in English — we usually reply the same day.
Opening hours, address and bookings
| Monday | Closed |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | from 09:30 |
| Thursday | from 09:30 |
| Friday | from 09:30 |
| Saturday | from 09:30 |
| Sunday | from 09:30 · bar in the evening |
Wednesday to Sunday we open at 09:30 and close late in the evening.
The kitchen serves from 11:45 to 13:45, then from 18:30.
No food on Sunday evening : the bar stays open.
The address
Auberge du JuraRue du 23-Juin 22
2882 Saint-Ursanne
032 461 38 02
auberge.jura@gmail.com
By train
St-Ursanne station is on the Delémont – Porrentruy – Delle line, served every
half hour. Delémont is about twenty minutes away, Basel about an hour. From the
station it is a ten-minute walk downhill into the old town.
Timetable and information on sbb.ch
By car
A16 motorway, St-Ursanne exit. The old town is crossed on foot: car parks are laid out all around the walls, a few minutes from the inn.
By bike or on foot
The Jura Bike route and the Doubs trails pass our door. Bikes can be left in front of the terrace, and the dog is welcome too.