Great central location; professional white linnen interior, and friendly, very attentive service…read more The bathrooms are more fun than the slightly sterile restaurant itself! We came here for the summer special "Feinschmecker" menu series - those were really good value given the food quality. That being said, it was good, but I felt the quality didn't quite live up to their regular prices. Ok, location does play a role here. And the Schnitzels at the neighboring tables were huge, as tradition demands.

We thoroughly enjoyed our meal here! After a rough start (our open table reservation never made it…read moreto the restaurant), we were seated at a nice table in a room that, despite being nearly filled to capacity, had a tolerable noise level. We ordered the veal shank for two which I HIGHLY recommend. It was served with crispy potatoes, mushrooms that looked like chanterelle (but weren't), an amazing pumpkin dish and some delicious sauce to round out the meal. For desert we had the soufflé which was light and no to be missed. It's not easy to find as other reviewers have mentioned, but just get your gps to get you to the door and take the escalator up one level inside the mall and you're good to go.

I found this place on Yelp and was happy to know it was just a short walk from the hotel we had…read morebooked. It looked like the reviews were good from both tourists and locals alike, so I figured we should check it out. My German half-brother-in-law and I both ordered the Schnitzel, and he actually said it was very well done and one of the best ones he's ever had, which I think says a lot!! My husband got the pork knuckle which was really just way too much food, but he enjoyed it thoroughly. The servers were very kind and helpful, and although we sat outside because the weather was nice and there was no air-conditioning indoors, I got to walk through the restaurant to access the salad bar and was surprised to see how nicely decorated it was inside. I definitely considered coming back for a second day in a row and definitely would have if we had stayed for longer!

This dish is really delicious and makes people's appetite increase at first sight…read more. Eating is a natural instinct. Chewing quietly and savoring gently will bring you an extraordinary taste.

Perfect food! Perfect atmosphere and such lovely staff:) absolutely recommended! Their breakfasts…read moreare best in town!!

If you like interior design, you'd be pretty much satisfied in this little austrian café. Fine…read morecakes (e.g. Sacher, Frankfurter Kranz), very delicous. And in case you are not looking for typical austrian flourfood (mehlspeisen), the hearty snacks have my recommendation as well. "Weisswurst und Brezn" with sweet mustard, as well as beef meatballs with salad for less than 7 euro in that kind of athmosphere, marvelous. Drinks are sort of pricy, but for the location still affordable.

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.

Food: not a go-to place for healthy options. I ended up with the pfannkuchen which basically was…read morelike a frozen pizza of low quality. My husband had the spaetzle, which was way too rich - he couldn't finish it and it's unlike him to leave any dish half consumed. My nephew however really enjoyed the Weiner Schnitzel - wow, I didn't think they could be so large. The service was very friendly, however scarce. The ambiance is VERY loud (it was a Friday night). One memory I have that redeems the whole evening is there is a large barrel of Jagermeister with a spout that I noticed while exiting the restaurant. The Host saw me see it, and offered my family a round of shots!

From the owner: Wir bieten eine Deutsch-Österreichische Küche, regionale und saisonale Gerichte…read more Erlesene Weine, Gösser Gold, Erdinger Hell und ein saisonales Bier vom Faß. Das Ambiente gleicht einer kleinen Alm.

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!

From the owner: Österreichische Gemütlichkeit und original steirische Hausmannskost sowie traditionelle,…read moreösterreichische Küche. Ausgezeichnete österr. Brände und feinste steirische Weine runden einen Besuch in unserem heimeligen Restaurant ab.