From the owner: ++ Feurige Steaks, zarte BBQ Chickenwings, zwei Currywurstarten, viele Burger-Eigenkreationen,…read moreverschiedenste frische Salate UND eine Stadiontribüne im Restaurant ++

Great family restaurant with traditional German cuisine. There are better German restaurants in…read moreHamburg of course, but this one is about location: it's in the middle of the Kloevensteen forest which attracts hikers, horse-riders and families. Lovely beer garden outside, inside very old fashioned and traditional, fast and attentive service, simple unpretentious atmosphere. You can get a pony ride too! Now how many restaurants offer that?!

This place is hard to review. The vibe and the atmosphere weree 4.5 *'s - as other reviewers have…read moresaid, it's a pleasantly unpretentious place. The food was about 2 *'s and it's definitely a case of quality over quantity. I got currywurst - the curry sauce tasted bottled, and the sausage wasn't well cooked. My kids got schnitzel and they said it was "mid". Honestly I think German food kind of caps out at 4 *'s - there's only so much you can do with boiled potatoes and kraut and sausages.

Erikas Eck is a true Hamburg original! This place does not…read morewant to be hip or follow any trends they just focus on providing very good traditional (northern) german food. That's probably the only downside for me as I am vegetarian and they lack a bit in that department but I always get the "Bauernfrühstück" without the ham. This is basically an Omelette with potatoes and pickled cucumbers on top and it taste just like I remember it from my childhood, so just for that I go there ... I am sure they even have more dishes that are vegetarian but I never tried. The most special thing will be their opening hours as their kitchen is open all night long which makes the place also popular among party people also there is a table reserved for cab drivers.

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.