Hamburg Restaurants

Hamburg has plenty of chic restaurants to satisfy the fashion-conscious local professionals, as well as the authentically salty taverns typical of a harbor town. There may not be a huge range of restaurants, but what they serve is delicious.

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  • 1. Landhaus Scherrer

    $$$$ | Ottensen

    A proud owner of a Michelin star since it opened its doors in 1978, Landhaus Scherrer continues to be one of the city's best-known and most celebrated restaurants. The focus is on the use of organic, sustainable ingredients to produce classic and modern German cuisine with international touches, and unsurprisingly, the accompanying wine list is exceptional.

    Elbchaussee 130, Hamburg, Hamburg, 22763, Germany
    040-8830–70030

    Known For

    • Vierländer duck
    • Parklike setting
    • On-site bistro for similar fare at lower prices

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun., Reservations essential
  • 2. The Burger Lab

    $ | Altona

    Somewhat ironically, for a long time it was very hard to find a decent hamburger in Hamburg; however, this small restaurant sandwiched between the Schanzenviertel and Altona is perhaps the best of the newly sprouted burger joints. Set up by two Germans and a Kiwi, The Burger Lab grinds the beef for its gourmet burgers as well as whipping up their own excellent sauces, which include chipotle aioli and burned onion cream

    Max-Brauer-Allee 251, Hamburg, Hamburg, 22769, Germany
    040-4149–4529

    Known For

    • Outside dining in summer
    • Lamb burgers and sweet potato fries
    • No reservations

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Reservations not accepted
  • 3. Ti Breizh - Haus der Bretagne

    $ | Altstadt

    Stepping into this 18th-century merchant’s house turned Breton crepe restaurant, with its sky-blue window frames and waitstaff in striped fishermen’s shirts, is a little like being transported to a seaside eatery in northern France. Ti Breizh wows with fantastically good galettes (buckwheat crepes) topped with ham, cheese, mushrooms, and fried eggs, and its caramelized apple, banana, almond, and vanilla ice-cream crepe is worth a visit alone.

    Deichstr. 39, Hamburg, Hamburg, 20459, Germany
    040-3751–7815

    Known For

    • Sweet buckwheat crepes
    • Mostly French staff
    • Pontoon terrace in summer
  • 4. Vienna

    $$ | Eimsbüttel

    The kitchen at this much-loved little bistro in Eimsbüttel officially opens for business at 7 pm, but Vienna opens its doors early in the afternoon for those wanting an espresso or aperitif from their tiny bar. Early arrivers might still be asked to share a table in the dining room or outside in the courtyard, but given the lovingly prepared sausages, fresh fish dishes, and hearty desserts coming out of the kitchen, it will matter little to most.

    Fettstr. 2, Hamburg, Hamburg, 20357, Germany
    040-439–9182

    Known For

    • People drinking aperitifs while queuing
    • Only 10 tables
    • Wiener schnitzel

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Mon. No lunch, Reservations not accepted
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