Just stopped in for a spontaneous bite to eat during a spontaneous trip to Glückstadt with my…read moreGerman lady friend. The restaurant looked nice both inside and out but the sun was shining so we opted to dine outside. My friend suggested I try the Susländer Sauere Rippchen (short rips in a delicious gravy with some fried onions, side of green beans and perfectly cooked pan-fried potatoes with particularly tasty pieces of bacon). Wonderful! The fall-off-the-bone ribs had a wonderful crust and melt-in-your-mouth pork fat. Everything else was of equal quality. My friend had matjes which she enjoyed and we split a nice piece of cheese cake. Generous portions and very friendly service rounded off a wonderful visit to this restaurant in the sleepy town of Glückstadt. Worth the trip for this meal alone.

Der kleine Heinrich or "The little Henry" is a restaurant in the city centre of Glueckstadt besides…read morethe market place. It offers traditional North-German food in an authentic way. The house, built in the 17th century is in a very good condition and furnished in a maritime-antique style. You will find good food here in a cosy atmosphere.

The restaurant is located on a boat on the elbe in Blankenese. The local ferry also makes his stops…read morehere. After an rainy afternoon spending in Blankenese, me and my friend Kat desperately needed a place to shelter as we were soaked... Fischclub seemed to be ideal, as we enjoyed a beautiful view over the elbe on the right side, and Blankenese perched on a hill on our left side. The hot chocolate was delicious and the apple-curry soup was extremely tasteful, unexpected though. The place wasnt crowded, but you could probably blame the weather for that.. On the background nice jazz tunes, great service, and nicely decorated with darkwooden tables, candles and flowers. Despite the bad weather, we had a pretty cultural evening although we were inside a restaurant... What can I say...this place is great! Tasteful, ón the Elbe, at the beach, in Blankenese, with industrial boats floating by as you have dinner by candlelight. Wonder what it will be like in summer as they have a big terrace perched on the deck of the boat..

This restaurant is actually on a dock that is near the ferry stop, often brining people from…read moreLandunsbrücken taking an Elbe cruise to Blankenese. It is hard to miss this spot since it is one of the few floating dining options near the beach (Strand). Once inside, you will discover it is a more a fine dining experience than a mere fish kitchen. I have eaten here several times and have enjoyed my meals particularly the shell fish options such as mussels or crab claw with shrimp appetizers. The view is nice of the river when weather is beautiful and many local families from Blankenese do Sunday brunches here. The best thing to do after or before the meal is to walk the Treppenviertel on the hillside. The steps can either end near this restaurant for lunch or begin here after your meal and a strong desire to get a bit of exercise and pretty views of all the homes, gardens and lovely yards you will discover on the staircase path. I like to come here during a day trip away from the center of things. I usually take the train S.Bahn since it takes about 20min from city center to Blankenese, but if you are visiting and have time or a local looking for a nice ride along the Elbe, I suggest either taking the bus up ElbeChausse or the Ferry from Landungsbrücken, which takes around 45min or so, depending on if you catch all the connections consecutively at each dock.