Our 10 tastiest restaurant tips for Hamburg
Azeitona
Falaffel, mezze and everything vegetarian! In principle, the Azeitona is the top stop-off point, if you want to go fast - wrapped in flatbread Falaffel and go. But with the family atmosphere and the relaxed vibes of the Beckstraße, it does not have to be that fast anymore ...
Azeitona, Beck Street 17
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Grilly Idol
There is nothing more disappointing than a bad burger - but will not happen to you at Grilly Idol. Homemade buns, juicy cutlets, hottest fries - we put our patties on fire! Of course, also gluten-free.
Grilly Idol, Clemens-Schultz-Straße 40
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Happe cardboards
Rather vegan on the way? Then the snack card offers! Lunch, burger in the evening, all-day breakfast on weekends, and bowlers and greens, the good owner Cathy makes no one. The cakes are perfect to forget the whole world.
Happenpappen, Feldstraße 36,
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Vienna
Bet that you get at least as delicious Schnitzel in Hamburg as in Vienna? And not only are they in Vienna to the point! The map varies depending on the season, the location is very small and super comfortable. Insider tip for the private birthday round - however you can not reserve and usually have to wait.
Vienna, Fettstraße 2,
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Badshah
Unfortunately, in most German cities it is almost impossible to get good, authentic Indian food. You also have to search for a long time in Hamburg, but it does exist: the perfect Indian! Looks awkward from the outside, but who dares to go in, will be rewarded with the perfect Chicken Tikka. There is no better naan anywhere.
Badshah, Bremer Reihe 24,
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kuchnia
Why does one never really have Polish cuisine on the list? Probably because only very few know Kuchnia. In addition to vodka and Slavic hospitality, there is also all the cool stuff from pelmeni to blini and borschtsch - which perform miracles just the day after ...
Kuchnia, Talstrasse 87
XeOm
Unfortunately, when it comes to Vietnamese, you often fall into the trap of these Allaround-Asia-restaurants, who recommend some noodles as Vietnamese. Who does not want to take the risk, we can recommend the Xeom - because the Pho REALLY tastes like Vietnam and not Thai-China ...
XeOm, Karolinenstrasse 25
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Brachmann's Galeron
We admit it: these hearty South German mess can already do something. Basically, Kässpätzle could have been invented after a night in the neighborhood? In any case, Brachmann's Galeron, as a fine Swabian restaurant, fits madly to St. Pauli like Flädle into the soup.
Brachmanns Galeron, Hein-Hoyer-Straße 60
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Fraenzi
One would think Long Series and Insider Tip are mutually exclusive, but the Fraenzi goes down often enough - wrongly - along with all the mainstream Lange series stores. Lovingly decorated, family run, exclusively vegetarian and vegan.
Fraenzi, Lange Reihe 93
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jug
Small card, but everything on it, what you could ask for. Top wines, beautiful location and quaint location with an old duck in front of it, the trunk lid is covered in good weather as a table.
Pitcher, Paul Rose Street 35
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