Relaxed atmosphere with a dim, dark and slightly smoky interior. Serves a reasonable range of beers…read more& the White Russian's a good cocktail option. What let it down last weekend was the urgent need for better ventilation in the Gents. I'd go back to check it out on a busier night but will leave it until 2015 in the hope of some decent air circulation working wonders.

This is a great place to start a day exploring Hamburg lifestyle. It is a quiet, relaxed place that…read moredoes lots of different tasty breakfasts from traditional German style to vegetarian, healthy or the sweet and fruity option. Similarly there is a great choice of coffees to go with them. If you fancy a read, you might get lucky here: Occassionally they also have English-language newspapers and magazines of the day. This is the sort of cafe where you can comfortably sit by yourself without feeling out of place. And as an additional bonus Saal II is located right next to Rote Flora and right in the heart of the Schanzenviertel, i.e. "cool Hamburg".

This is the worst food and service we've had in Hamburg. We waited over half an hour for our food…read more-- just a currywurst and a flammkuchen, so we have no idea why it took so long as it wasn't even crowded! It arrived separately, about 10 minutes apart. The currywurst was cold and the flammkuchen was inedible -- instead of having creme on top, it had a spiced mayonaise that was completely disgusting. We complained to our waitress and the manager. The manager was rude and refused to refund our money. We would never ever go there again and wouldn't recommend it to anyone else either.

The steak and burger there are average, illy coffee and cocktail with coco is cool, it more…read moresuitable to tea time food, not to the good atmosphere restaurant. There are lots of mosquitoes indoors summer. But the waitress service is good. If you want to find some authentic special western food, you can find another one. If you want to have a rest after tired shopping, it is a recommended one.

Vivet is usually hopping. It has indoor seating as well as a large outdoor space. They offer a wide…read morevariety of menu choices including authentic German food, Italian, even burgers. I enjoyed an amazing salad topped with all my favorite staples and then some...such as beans, hardboiled egg, tuna, and a full flavored balsamic vinaigrette dressing. We saved room for dessert and ordered the chocolate cake topped with a meringue and a strawberry shortcake type of treat that included gelatin to hold the strawberries in place. Both cakes were moist, fresh, and absolutely heavenly. Vivet is just one block from the main Hamburg rail station and is most certainly worth your time finding it.

I don't really want to give Berliner Betrüger 3 stars, it really is rather nice. Lovely outdoor…read moreseating with climbing plants, an awesome interior from years back, and very friendly staff. The only problem is, they're completely incompetent. Another promising German breakfast venue is completely ruined by the terrible service. It got to the point today that everyone was coming to the bar to try and get their food only to be told to go and sit down again. They weren't even that busy, just clueless. Don't expect your drinks to come first so you can at least enjoy them whilst waiting an eternity for food, etc etc. However, if you come here to drink at night, it's really good! The have a big projection screen for the football, and seats you can practically lie down on. So, skip breakfast, go straight for the beer.

Pretty nice setting for summer drinking in the city. They have a nice, but small, beer garden. The…read moremain beer to have is Astra from the tap. The inside of the bar is pretty cool, but I've only ever drank outside :)

cute little bar in the weidenallee! they only serve drinks,…read morebe it alcoholic, non alcoholic or hot (coffee, tea ...) A long drink (4cl) costs 5,40EUR and a cocktail (mojito, caipi ...) a bit over 6EUR Beer is between 2,60 and 3,50EUR id say the prices are very average. I was there on a Wednesday and the place was half full, and the crowd is relatively older and very mixed. They have a big screen where they show football games, and on sunday Tatort (some german Krimi series). Its not expensive, its close to home, the drinks are not bad. Id definitely be back on week nights.

I'm a neighbor, so I've been here multiple times -once for a large party and again with my parents…read more- and I have to say the schnitzel is pretty damn good. I've never been disappointed with any of the food actually, and find that while it is simple, everything is well done. Also - I wouldn't really consider it a dive bar. It's located in an old industrial building, shared with Zeise Kino and some other more poshy restaurants. It's also non-smoking. But when there is room on the patio and it's nice outside, nothing beats a ,5L beer and some sun. I do think the service is a little slow, but I also think that they are very friendly...

One would be a fool to visit Filmhauskneipe for its food - the menu is simple, as is the actual…read morecooking. You get what you pay for, but not a tiny bit more than that. Service was a bit slow when I was there, but it's hard to care all that much when one's enjoying a nice summer evening, sitting in Filmhauskneipe's patio, which - it has to be said - is a rather nice place. If you want above-average food and competent service you should better go somewhere else. Do go there for the atmosphere and make sure you're in a calm, unstressed mood and you shouldn't be disappointed.