Wonderful setting, service and culinary experience. The menue in English was a plus for us! The…read moresalad was outstanding not to forget the white asparagus, the chocolate sauce ice cream and the tomato bruschetta!! Great experience.

The Brückenstern is a lovely little bar/restaurant near the Astra-Stube, which is actually where I…read morewas intending to go but the concert was cancelled, so we popped in here instead. The first thing that stands out about this bar is the art that it's decorated with. It's all rather nice. Canvases everywhere, covered with thick bright paint. Also, there was an American guy playing the blues in one corner. The food looks like it would be good, but we just had drinks. At first we couldn't really tell what was on offer, so we just had Astra. Apparently they also have Duckstein though, so we moved onto that. The staff seemed pretty friendly, the only downside to the whole experience was that they were pretty inattentive. Both times we sat down it took them a good 5-10 minutes to notice us, and it's not like they were looking after anyone else

Our tour guide recommended this as typical northern Hamburg cooking, and it's very close to the…read moreplace where we were staying, we wanted to try Hamburg specialties. The environment was very nice. We ordered Jägerschnitzel which is fried pork chops with creamy mushroom sauce, baby leaf salad and French fries, and Labskaus which is a special stewed beef with pickled herring, beetroot, gherkins and fried eggs. Both were good, The pork chop was crispy outside, mushroom sauce was creamy; the beef stew was flavorful, but I liked the pickled herring better which is little sour and tender.

I travel to Hamburg and had quite a few German cuisine. My local German friend told me this place…read moreis great for fish. I had enough Schnitzel and Sauerbraten, and this place definitely offer a different variation and its tradition for fisherman's food. The ambiance is slightly upscale. It locates in the center of the shopping district. I recommend reservation. I had a pleasant time here. I will come back and try more dish!

Markt Koenig is currently king to me when it comes to schnitzel here in Hamburg. It is a new…read morefavorite of ours for the famous German dish. There are quite a few other German specialties on the menu as well as regional dishes and others. The massive schnitzel is served on a plate of it's own, topped with a fried egg, but also comes complete with a delicious side salad and an excellent serving of bratkartoffeln with specks of onion and bacon. The meal is quite sizable for one person and my wife and I have shared it a few times, while ordering a curry rostbratwurst between us as well. The space here is quite large, a comfortable rustic setting, and ideal for groups. We've also never felt it necessary to make reservations in advance which is nice when you are looking for last-minute good food options.

This is a pretty nice mainly german food restaurant that's taken up party of the market. It is…read morequite large with loads of seating including upstairs. The interior is quite cool, with cool glass balls hanging from the ceiling. I had the koenig platter which consists of fried potatoes, chicken, lamb, beef and a side salad. It isn't called the kings plate for nothing. I absolutely loved the chicken; very soft and well marinated. Absolutely tasty! The lamb and the beef disappointed. Pretty dry; maybe they should add some gravy to them. The salad was tasty too. An interesting thing I noted from a friend who got the veggie burger is that the german veggie burger doesn't have a pattie! This really shocked me but I was told this is pretty common in Germany. Still I find it really hard to accept a burger without a pattie.

this place felt more lively and welcoming than the photos suggested tbh. we had heard it…read morerecommended for slightly ambitious food while retaining good value, and we can confirm. Except for one of the five courses, all were delicious (and the other was certainly not a disaster ;) just a little pedestrian, easily doable at home). They have a good selection of wines under 40€ too; our waiter actually recommended us to go with bottles rather than their carefree wines, water, coffee offer, and I think she was right. good times were had! :)

Despite being really close to the office, I hadn't yet been to Brook - maybe because it is a little…read morebit more expensive than our usual quick lunch places! However, I thoroughly recommend it as lunchtime business venue or evening romantic spot. Situated on the busy Bei den Muhren, overlooking the water, we were able to watch the usual Hamburg weather (bright sunshine then aggressive winds and then torrential rain) rush past in the space of a relaxing 1.5 hours The restaurant itself is large and spacious with an open and modern design. Window tables such as we had I think will be much more pleasant than the inner tables. The 3 course daily lunch menu was excellent and very decent value for this quality of food: A lovely and delicate / frothy asparagus soup, tuna steak on a tomato risotto and a delicate fruit tart with ice-cream. Only minor quibble would be the speed of service - fine for a leisurely evening meal, but perhaps a little slow for a lunchtime off the set menu. But overall a really good discovery. I will be back.