From the owner: Unweit der Auffahrt zur A7, in der Ecklage Von-Sauer-Straße / Silcherstraße liegt das…read moreSchweinske-Restaurant Bahrenfeld. Sein liebevoll gestaltetes Interieur macht es zu einem wahren Schmuckstück: Die gut erhaltenen Decken ziert noch der Originalstuck von 1912. Große Kronleuchter ergänzen die moderne Deckenbeleuchtung und verleihen dem Restaurant seinen besonderen Charme. Das Herzstück ist der einladende Tresen, der zum Plaudern und Verweilen einlädt.

Die Location ist echt schön gewesen. Die war perfekt für den 18ten Geburtstag, kann ich jeden…read moreempfehlen! die Eigentümer auch sehr nette Menschen. In allem kann man sagen, dass es sich lohnt

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Walked all around Hamburg in moderately cold weather and by the time the end of the day rolled…read morearound, we were hangry, tired, and ready for some good comfort food. Wanting to really grasp the authenticity of our trip to Germany, we decided on German food. This restaurant is fairly close to Wunderland so if you're heading over there, definitely recommend stopping by! Typically you have to make a reservation but we were lucky and arrived at around 5:30 pm and scored a nice little table for 2 by the window. They were super sweet in giving us a simplified english menu, along with the normal german one. I desperately tried to understand the regular menu but it was tough for someone who literally only knows "danke" and can barely pronounce it correctly! I was really craving Schnitzel and Spaetzle but unfortunately they did not have any spaetzle so I went for Schnitzel or the breaded pork with a fried egg and fried potatoes. My friend got the Salmon with Taligatelle. I also ordered a lübzer pils (0.5L obviously) and my friend took a bottle of still water. the food was super quick to arrive and it was delicious! my pork was moist, juicy with the most perfectly cooked and fresh egg (very yummy compared to the ones you get in the US!) and the potatoes were unbelievably tasty! My friend's pasta was also very well seasoned and her salmon was buttery and fresh. The meal really blew us away and hit the spot. Service was a little slow since it packed up quickly and we were all the way in the corner but that's fine--I enjoy the leisure of getting to relax and enjoy dinner at our own pace! Don't forget, if you pay with a card, you should definitely tip some cash extra. 10% is customary for sit down restaurants and Das Kontor definitely deserved it! Danke!!

Super great food. Someone back there knows their way around the kitchen! Great service…read more Extremely friendly. Nice and reasonable lunch specials. Very nce atmophere; well decorated. Grab a bite when you are waiting for the Miniature Museum.

This place is hard to review. The vibe and the atmosphere weree 4.5 *'s - as other reviewers have…read moresaid, it's a pleasantly unpretentious place. The food was about 2 *'s and it's definitely a case of quality over quantity. I got currywurst - the curry sauce tasted bottled, and the sausage wasn't well cooked. My kids got schnitzel and they said it was "mid". Honestly I think German food kind of caps out at 4 *'s - there's only so much you can do with boiled potatoes and kraut and sausages.

Erikas Eck is a true Hamburg original! This place does not…read morewant to be hip or follow any trends they just focus on providing very good traditional (northern) german food. That's probably the only downside for me as I am vegetarian and they lack a bit in that department but I always get the "Bauernfrühstück" without the ham. This is basically an Omelette with potatoes and pickled cucumbers on top and it taste just like I remember it from my childhood, so just for that I go there ... I am sure they even have more dishes that are vegetarian but I never tried. The most special thing will be their opening hours as their kitchen is open all night long which makes the place also popular among party people also there is a table reserved for cab drivers.

Traditional German food is a comfortable and casual setting! A perfect choice for someone visiting…read moredowntown Hamburg and wanting to have well prepared German comfort food. Everything was very good, but my favorite items were the potatoes with onions and bacon. I wish that I could find a source for that side dish in the New York area. There are a limited number of tables - but you never feel hurried to leave - we sat for quite some time. Like may restaurants in Hamburg, they do not accept credit cards.

Really good casual cozy warm place to drink wine, eat Flammkuchen, or from its selection of…read moreAustrian Wirtshaus classics. Most patrons seem to come for the Wiener Schnitzel. Thankfully, they don't do too obvious Austrian folklore. Prices are reasonable, considering that this is the little sister of the Michelin-starred restaurant across the street. 4.5 stars, rounded up if they keep prices fair!

From the owner: Eine Wirtschaft, die eine ist und Wein, den man versteht: In der Weinwirtschaft Kleines Jacob an…read moreder Elbchaussee haben die jungen (wilden) Winzer aus Deutschland, Österreich, der Schweiz, dem Elsass und aus Südtirol ihren Platz in Hamburg gefunden. Frei nach dem Motto "Tischlein wechsel dich" stellen wir viermal im Jahr jeweils vier neue Winzer und die dazu gehörigen Weinanbaugebiete vor - in der Flasche und auf dem Teller.

Great location in a beautiful park. Staff is friendly for the most part. Beer is good, food…read moremediocre.

I ended up here because of the Michelin guide. It was open on a Monday at 5 pm, so I suggested an…read moreedit on Yelp. Call before you go just in case they change their hours. It was very chill and laid back, but a well put together atmosphere all the same. The staff was attentive, the food elevated traditional German cuisine, and reasonable prices (as compared to LA). The asparagus soup was exceptional. The flavors were both lite and decadent. I would come back for that soup, for sure. I also had the schnitzel (chicken) with the potatoes with green onions and bacon, as well as the cucumber dill salad. Both of these were excellent accompaniment to the schnitzel. The potatoes were not hot when they arrived, I'm not sure if that was intentional or not. The cucumber salad partnered well with the fried schnitzel, balancing the heaviness. The berry compote that sat on the table, provided a slightly sweet and sour edge to the breaded chicken. I tried the pepper corn sauce also. I usually do not enjoy sweet with my savory, but the berry compote was just tart enough to be worth the risk.

The schnitzel was excellent, as well as the asparagus and, surprisingly, the asparagus mousse…read more(likely a seasonal dish). Service was prompt and friendly. The restaurant is in, let's say, an exotic part of town, but certainly not scary or unsafe. The dining area is upstairs (no elevator). Very clean and open decor, well lit. It gave the impression that we left Hamburg and entered Austria. Would definitely go again if i'm in the neighborhood.