A friend recommended that bistro so I had to try it out. They not only a wide variety of Galettes,…read morethey also have a nice selection of wines. My friend had a Galette with Gorgonzola and I had a Galette Begerre. The only bad thing was that some of the walnuts had to much of caramelized sugar but beside that it was very delicious and the perfect mix between savory and sweet. Highly recommended for good Galettes!

First time in Germany and my boss recomended to visit this place after work. It reminded me of a…read morequaint French Bistro that found its place in Germany. I ordered a glass of wine and the potato and leek soup. The soup was a great consistency and pretty filling. Don't forget the bread that was served, in which I asked for some olive oil. I was brought some sea salt that went well with my bread. If you want to relax with a nice glass of wine afterwork. Try Tati's Bistro!!!!

Bester Abend des Sommers. Ein hübsches Plätzchen draußen, sehr leckeres Essen und guter Service…read more Desserts top!

Beautiful French restaurant serving fantastic seafood food. Amazing deserts, carefully selected…read morewine and Bouillabaisse à la Marseille will make you come back! Not many dishes on the menu, but along with fish and seafood you'll see one regional (Northern Germany) speciality which brings an intersting twist. Simply but tastefully furnished. Very polite and attentive service. And what I found pretty amazing, families with kids are welcome. So if you're put off by snobby French restaurants in Hamburg, try Marseille!

Very pleasant and fairly authentic French brasserie in Ottensen. The tables are fairly packed…read moretogether, as you might expect, but the atmos is good. I had Beauty and the Beast to start, which is a mousse de canard with pork rillettes, which was delicious. To follow was a superb steak frites (see photo!). The dessert was slightly less impressive, pear tart, but the accompanying ice cream was very nice. Three courses plus wine for EUR45 per person a la carte, the set menu is EUR28.

Wonderful restaurant, amazing food! Unpretencious; cosy; rustic, but shick; dim light, but high…read moreceilings of old building. That's exactly how French provencal restaurant should be, they got it rght! Expect French classics like coq au vin, creme brulee, tart au chocolait, etc. Expect them melt in your mouth and crave for more. Yes, you've got the idea, I'm a fan now :) Beware though: it's very popular, so book in advance. And it's not cheap.

We were here with my Chinese in-laws, to give them a first impression of German food. so it was not…read morethe easiest for any restaurant to please us. However "Goldene Gans" managed to make us happy. It was crowded, but luckily they have a very nice back section, which I did not know about. So the restaurant is a good deal larger than it appears at first sight. The service was perfect and was not uncomfortable by a mixed language group (In-laws speak neither English nor German). The waiter handled everything graciously, brought the baby-chair for our little one (as soon as it was free) without the need for a reminder. Sharing dishes so everybody gets to try everything was no problem either an de got extra knifes and forks. We had deer, pork, Zander and trout. All tasted very good.