Great restaurant in St. Pauli. The area where the restaurant is located is very young and has that…read moreSt. Pauli edge to it. This restaurant is more homey and feels a bit out of place on the street, but it's a great option in the area. The food was really great and moderately priced. The dumplings are Austrian style so they are like giant bread dumpling things that I'm not used to but it was good. I had the green garlic and cheese ones with the salad on the side which was great. The goulash which I tried a bit of was tasty as well. The service was really friendly and there was no English menu so the server was helpful. Highly recommend.

It would be easy to walk right past this little place--I did just that the first time I was in the…read moreneighborhood! But don't do that--you want to eat here. This place is a lovely little gem. I came in around 8 on a Thursday night and took one of the last seats in the house. The atmosphere was great--lights low, wood fresh, good music (Jimi Hendrix, among others). It was easy for me to focus on the book I was reading, which was really nice. I couldn't make up my mind, so I picked the Knoedeltricolore and a glass of zweigelt. The zweigelt was the best wine I've had so far in Germany--smooth, slightly jammy. When the knoedel arrived a bit later, I had to take a picture because the three colors looked so pretty. For the three colors, you get a beet, spinach, and cheese dumpling. I believe all of them had ricotta inside--don't quote me. All of them were good, but I may have preferred the beet to the others. I ate my meal about as slow as I could, really trying to savor each bite. The salad that came with the dumplings was much better than your usual side salad with nice, fresh lettuce. I would go back here again in a second!

Perfect for a relaxing afternoon or dinner in the evening. We met with a large group and had to…read morewait for our table. But the wait was worth it. The currywurst and french fries were perfect. Definitely a place I like to go back too. The location is right next to the main trail heads into the national forest. Enjoy.

Great hospitality, good Austrian food…read more Da Hoam is a good Choice for everyone that is looking for a decent Austrian fare in Hamburg. The small restaurant is located in the basement of an Art Deco building in picturesque Eppendorf and a reservation is highly recommended since there are 15 tables at most (inside and outside). The owner is very forthcoming and makes your stay enjoyable. The Schnitzel, Kasspatzn, and Gulasch are highly recommended and come in a huge serving. Leave room for the dessert! The only thing that needs improvement is the wine list. Average entree: EUR 20. Wine (bottle): EUR 25-40. Credit cards accepted.

The best Veal Schnitzel , lovely atmosphere , super friendly ... Thanks very much Thommy . See you…read moreon my next trip to Hamburg

The food here is unique. It is austrian with some traditional German plates. They were very…read morefriendly, even finding us a table without a reservation. A recommendation : make a reservation at first, just to be safe. They are also happy to have dogs there. To get there by public transport, ones can take the S1 to poppenbüttel or bus 8 to poppenbüttel Bahnhof and walk from there.

Great, real Austrian place. You come for the Schnitzel and you return for the Schnitzel. Authentic…read moremenu with everything you'd expect from the Austrians from Nocken via Zwetschge to Kaiserschmarn. Obviously consistently good since the place still fills up in the evenings. Make sure to reserve. The smaller schnitzel is sufficient but if you're really hungry, go for the large one. It will satisfy. Service was also super nice and you could see they all care. We went home happy and will be back, sooner than later. My favorite schnitzel is still at Casse Croute in Hamburg but this place is a very close second and literally just a smidgen less good.