Service is excellent at Le Lion. It's a speakeasy so you do need to ring and be let in. I went…read moreearlier on a Saturday evening so it wasn't packed yet. I have also been very late (post-theater) on a Saturday evening and we never made it inside; we had to sit outside. The decor is subtle and classy. Le Lion is the cradle of the gin basil smash (I had never heard of it until I came here but it seems to be a Hamburg thing). You do pay a premium for the drink but it's the original and it's also a good drink. In conclusion: Come early to get inside for the full speakeasy experience. Come late and understand if you have to sit outside. Don't miss the gin basil smash; they invented it.

This speakeasy bar is wonderful, not just for its service and decor, but for their well thought out…read morecocktail menu. The drinks are extremely well made. I would definitely return here.

I've never actually noticed where this place was before. It's actually right next to Zoe2, but not…read moreexactly the same genre. It's more on the Dualbar crawl than Toast and Zoes. Cocktails are excellent, service is quite good. On the downside, it is overcrowded - don't expect to score a seat, and it's really hot! Alright though.

Stylish bar, with fine electronic music. Drinks quite expensive, as you would expect in a bar like…read morethis. In weekends crowded, which makes dancing more like a sardine can packed experience. Great for a quick visit, before going out partying.

This is my go-to in Hamburg!…read more The "sofa bar" (I don't think I've ever actually called it Zoë) is a great place to catch up with friends or get a drink before heading out. The music isn't too loud, I've always been able to find a seat, the prices are reasonable, and I love the atmosphere: vintage couches that are comfy and clean, cool lighting, and just the overall vibe of people chatting and enjoying themselves around you. The one downside are the bathrooms. I've never really understood the no-toilet-seat-in-the-women's-bathroom thing, but it's also not uncommon in Germany, so I won't let that affect my rating :)

love to hang out at this place and will drop by whenever I am in the area at night! Schanze bar…read morewith old sofas, messed up bathrooms, and good loud pre party vibes. the drinks and wines though ... do yourself a favor and go with a reliable beer

Why go to Zoë 3 when Zoë 2 is literally nextdoor? It's a question I've only twice had an answer…read morefor. 1) Zoë 2 was too busy to get into 2) Zoë 2 was closed, but then we realised that Zoë 3 was too They have upgraded this place recently with the addition of sofas, before that it really was tough to make a case for going in. I'm sure it's a fine bar, but you'll never want to go in.

After experiencing Zoe Bar I just had to try out this place. It's a very different atmosphere. The…read moregeneral theme of dark has been maintained. Black floors, black walls, minimalistic lighting. The sofa's are incredibly comfortable and perfect place to chill and chat and watch whats going on from Neuer Pferdmarkt. The sofa's seemed pretty new and in comparison to the disheveled ones in Zoe Bar there was the definite trendy atmosphere present. Service was good although I was a little dissapointed that there was either various Astra's or Carlsberg. The music bothered me a little here. They had a wide range but all played quietly. When they started playing Alternative or trance stuff then that sounded plain strange when it was so quiet. I was there on a Friday night and was surprised how quiet it was inside. There was a lot of action over at Zoe 2 outside. And I had the impression people were coming over and getting there beers and going back over to Zoe 2. I will have to sample this place once more I think. Conclusion: A good bar in a good location. Minus one star for the music weirdness :)

Good drinks. Amazingly stylish and relaxed atmosphere. You can spend awesome nights here.read more

Refused service while the venue was less than half-empty on a Saturday night. Apparently you must…read morebe accompanied by female(s). I'm a native New Yorker visiting Hamburg and not even in the Big Apple do shisha lounges have such a stupid policy. This place is trying to be something its not. From the 30 seconds I was inside only one word comes to mind to describe this place: boring. FYI, the address of this place is Juliusstraße 29, not Susannenstr. 25.

From the owner: Moderne Cocktail-Lounge im Herzen von Winterhude, in der der Inhaber noch selbst mixt. Stylisches…read moreAmbiente gepaart mit Musik und einer tollen Getränkekarte - in der Sarsari Lounge fühlt man sich schnell wohl. Mittwochs ist unsere Ladies-Night, in der spezielle "Damen-Cocktails" angeboten werden, die schon die Mädels von Sex and the City schlürften. Von Do-Sa bieten wir zudem diverse Wochen-Cocktails an, die man zu günstigeren Preisen erhält. Frisch gezapftes Bier, eine feine Weinkarte und ein nettes Team, das für Stimmung sorgt, sorgen für den Rest!

Fun spot! Great views of the Hamburg Hafen and City. For the location and dress code the prices are…read morereasonable. We had a lovely waitress and the drinks were perfectly mixed. A table may be hard to come by as this spot becomes more and more popular, so even on a Monday night it may be best to call ahead.

The security guard here is so rude. We showed up; with my 81 year old mom who had a very lovely…read moreoutfit on....she is a very "put together" lady and he denied entry to us because he said it "looked like a tracksuit"; and tracksuits are forbidden. People in the restaurant had ripped jeans, flip flops, crop tops, nearly naked folks and here was my 81 year old classy mom who just wanted to have a Coke Zero and see the views for our last night in Hamburg. The security guard was so rude and frankly ridiculous.