A small group of us came in for a Tuesday evening reservation. It was surprisingly busy. We sat all…read morethe way inside at at table large enough to fit our group. The server was pleasant and willing to speak English with the members of our party who don't speak German. We all started with the custom cocktail. This is where you tell them what kind of drinks you like and don't like and they tailor it especially for you. Mine turned out nice. I said I don't like tequila, and my drink came with vodka. The food was also pretty good. I had a salad bowl with shrimp. We all had a second round of drinks. The bathrooms were decent and also themed. It was a fun night out at Botanic District.

Great food and friendly service. For those of you with English as a first language, all the staff…read moreare fluent in English. Great Schnitzel Abend Friday nights. Great menu options and a fun atmosphere. Great place to take the kids and/or your dog!

We are living down the street from Knips for a bit. It is also right at Flottbek S Bahn…read more English menu! Very helpful! That was pleasing as we are still learning... A lot of different options from fish, pasta, meat, etc. For starter, they gave us bread with a mayo sauce that was good. We had a starter and thought we ordered tomatoes/cheese on bread. Ended up with a caprese salad. Language issue - whoops. Still like the salad! Husband had the scampi arabiata -- several big shrimp, it has a nice red sauce (slightly spicy) and came with a salad, and roasted rosemary potatoes (pretty good). I had the fried chicken liver salad. There was really no batter but it had some kind of marinade that was good. Ate it up! 2 kids had a margherita pizza each. They ate most of it. 4 options on kids menu! Overall meal was 68 Euros. No credit card. Staff was friendly, tried to use English. We had to wave her down a few times for the bill. The ambiance was a little dark. At night there wasn't a lot of people on a Sunday. We have driven by it during Sunday brunch and it was slammed. We'll be back...

Great food. I love the Currywurst XXL and they have a fully stocked bar. If you are not into…read moreCurrywurst then their schnitzel plates are big and delicious. Great prices as well and if you stay at the Ramada in Bergedorf it is right around the corner.

Furchtbar! Schweinske! Schmeckt wie aus der Tüte und Mikrowelle. Personal ist leider nicht…read moreFachtauglich. Wie alle anderen Läden der Kette Meiden!

Amazing. Menu is short - like in very good restaurants. I tried Lamb and Sea bass, both were…read moredelicious. Note: they accept only chip cards.

Was there once , quiet atmosphere, a bit lack of character considering middle eastern . The…read morewaiter was little bit serous face , could be more welcoming , smily and energetic. However the service was good , food is good quality too although small portions for big belly :) Small menu but they do well what they offer . Price suits to what other restaurants offer in same area .

Great pub/bar just off the Reeperbahn on the same road as Lunacy. This bar is the meeting place for…read moreTurbojugend St Pauli, and when it's the world turbo jugend tage- all the jugends meet here, The bar staff are great, there's lots of nautical things alongside football strips and scarves and turbojugend stickers, It has a great jukebox! and a small outside seating area, there's 1 ladies wc and 1 mens wc. From the outside it looks like an old mans pub, but it's quite lively inside! Try the Apfel Korn (apple schnapps) or they have a great cherry liquer too!

Great restaurant off the beaten path, in Eimsbüttel, one of Hamburg's liveliest and most…read moreinteresting neighborhoods. The name is unusual, referring to swimming lessons, and there is a bowling alley in the basement. It's this quirky personality that makes the Freischwimmer charming. The decor is a sort of simple chic that reflects Hanseatic understatement. The food is interesting and well executed - a combination of German and Mediterranean. The wine list short but quality. And the service is knowledgeable, attentive and friendly.

Tasteful menu, craft beers, and bowling alley in the basement…read moreIf you like a modern international fare that focuses on German/European food I highly recommend the Freischwimmer. The restaurant comes with a sleek and dark design inside and a cozy beer garden outside. Plus, there is a fun two-lane bowling alley (ninepins) in the basement that you can rent before or after dinner! During my last visit with friends we had the 'calamaretti' (filled calamari), the EURO2016 Burger with cranberries, artichoke, brie and rucola, the steak fritte and the Roast beef. Everything tasted great, and I would order it again, especially the calamaretti! However, the burger's toppings (cranberries, artichoke, brie and rucola) could have been more. Besides a great menu, the drinks are great, as is the beer on tap and their craft beer selection as well. A nice finish for a fun evening with friends is the bowling alley! We had so much fun that we will be back for sure! + tasteful diversified menu (changes monthly!) + good drinks, wine and beer menu + prompt service and fun hosts + not very noisy for a restaurant + cozy beer garden + fun bowling alley in the basement + metro train right next door Average entrée: EUR 18 Credit cards accepted. Mon-Sun from 5pm