Well since we have been in Hamburg, this is by far are most favourite place for all round awesome…read morefood and a very nice and relaxed place to enjoy a wide variety of foods. The place is run by a fantastic couple, and together with a very friendly bunch of staff is why i make this my Top place to eat. 10 / 10

Rio Grande is a local chain of grille houses…read more The Blankenese restaurant has friendly and super efficient staff, but does not feel like a place to spend much time after having had one's fill. The main room feels cramped, and seating is mostly on high tables and high chairs. Food quality is decent at the affordable lunch rate (weekly changing menu that can be viewed on the website; most dishes currently at €7,50), but doesn't hold up to the much higher dinner prices. Ultimately Rio Grande feels like a wannabe Block House, but it isn't as comfortable, nor is the food served on the same level of competence.

This place deserves four solid stars for its unbeatable location only: Hirschpark is one of the…read moremost enjoyable and pretty parks in Hamburg. And what can be better to take a stroll after fulfilling and hearty brunch on Sunday afternoon! The brunch itself was not outstanding: you will find a standard selection of warm and cold dishes, not too much and not too little. The bread selection was a bit disappointing, with no wholemeal buns selection, to which you get used to so quick while living in Germany. On the other hand a really good selection of deserts. Interior is very old fashioned, you absolutely feel that you are in a traditional Landhaus. Therefore a lot of old customers. Prices are not cheap: you'll pay 19 eur, drinks excluded. Keep in mind that tables for brunch are booked quickly. Would I suggest this place? Yes, if you want a quiet meal, opportunity to chat and no hassle. There was my mom, my boyfriend and me brunching together - now you got the idea :)

From the owner: Das Bauwerk besteht in der jetzigen Form seit 1759 mit einem…read moreAnbau von 1898. Der Hof wurde bereits 1937 unter Denkmalschutz gestellt und bis in die 50er Jahre hinein noch bewirtschaftet; bis Anfang der 60er Jahre grasten noch die Tiere der Bauernfamilie Röper auf den umliegenden Weiden. Danach stand das Haus lange leer und verfiel zusehends. Der Gewerbeteil wurde zunächst von einem Gemüsehändler und später zu Lagerzwecken genutzt. Zwischen 1983 und 1988 wurde das Gebäude umfangreich saniert und der Dach (Heu-) boden ausgebaut. 1990 erhielt das Haus den erstmals vergebenen Preis der Patriotischen Gesellschaft für besondere Leistungen in der Denkmalpflege. 1992 bis 1996 wurde in den Bauernstuben ein Café betrieben. Im Sommer 1997 erfolgte eine weitere Sanierung und Renovierung des Gebäudes. Seit September 1997 beherbergt der RÖPERHOF das nach Ihm benannte Restaurant und Café.

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.

Gutes Essen und nette Ambiente. Sehr freundliche Bedienung…read moreund faire Preise. Die Auswahl der Speisen ist auf saisonalle Gegebenheiten eingestimmt, was ich ebenfalls sehr gut finde.

Locale in sleepy Waitzstraße with a very nice terrace in the back…read more Just coming for bottled drinks? - go for it. Want something they make, including their hot drinks? - don't go for it. Mediocre quality, and it certainly doesn't taste nor feel "homemade"...