Really nice small Hotel, well located close to the station of Blankenese with many restaurants and…read moreshops in the surrounding area as well as close to the Elbe. Great quality for a fair price. And very clean. Only the bathroom towels are quite old and could do with replacement.

From the owner: Traditionelle Köstlichkeiten wie z.B.: Brotzeitbrettl, Landhendl und Enten vom Drehgrill,…read moreRindersuppentopf oder Tafelspitz mit Meerrettich. Außerdem original Tiroler und Schweizer Küche: Kässpatz'n, Wiener Backhendl, Fondue oder original Schweizer Raclette Als Dessert: Apfelstrudel, Kaiserschmarrn mit Zwetschgenröster oder Millirahmstrudel

One of the best fischbrötchen in the city with a view over the harbor and ships. Nice service, ok…read moreprices, and good food. Just do it!

My boyfriend brought me here claiming they have the best hot chocolate ever and that we had to go…read moreas soon as possible! We went on a chilly day and took a long walk so it would serve as our place to warm up afterwards. The cafe is very small inside but the use of space is nice, offering quite a bit of seating for small parties both indoors and outdoors. I could see it get easily crowded upon ordering as there is no general standing room. This might annoy some customers as I hear the cafe gets much busier as the weather becomes warmer. The hot chocolate was pretty good, I did have two! The hot chocolate is not this special from the taste but the location makes it much better and it was a perfect way to take a break during our walk in the neighborhood. We also enjoyed a slice of cake, they only had the one option to choose from but it was fresh and very delicious. Although the menu is nothing special it is tasty and the location would make me go again! Rebecca Recommends: Take a seat outside at one of the tables and enjoy the view! As it gets warmer out the tiki torches provide more ambiance in contrast to the river view.

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.