Traditional German food is a comfortable and casual setting! A perfect choice for someone visiting…read moredowntown Hamburg and wanting to have well prepared German comfort food. Everything was very good, but my favorite items were the potatoes with onions and bacon. I wish that I could find a source for that side dish in the New York area. There are a limited number of tables - but you never feel hurried to leave - we sat for quite some time. Like may restaurants in Hamburg, they do not accept credit cards.

I went here for dinner with my wife last night. Nice place that is hard to miss; they own the whole…read morebuilding. Huge beer garden outside, but it was too cold, so we ate inside. There was a good mix of 2 person, 4 person, and larger tables. The menu was very well organized, but only in German. Service was pretty prompt and the food came quickly. We had the goat cheese with honey "salad" as an appetizer. The goat cheese was delicious and lightly baked, but it never comes with enough bread. But it mixed well with the salad. For main course, I had the jagerschnitzel and my wife had the roast beef with remoulade. The schnitzel was nearly perfect for me, still tender and not too dry, and the gravy and mushrooms were very rich and piping hot. I tried some of the roast beef; it was pretty light and the sauce was nice. I was pretty happy with everything but nothing really stood as amazing for me, so 4 stars. I would definitely go back.

RIB Happy Hour is awesome. 990 Euro for high-quality food…read more Forward: I walked by Jolie a few weeks ago and noticed two large guys rubbing their bellies after finishing off what looked like an entire pig. Both had plates stacked with bones in front of them. I asked a woman sitting outside(who turned out to be the owner) about the deal and she confirmed Happy Hour for Ribs on Wednesday, 990euro. Service: I returned for dinner last night. The owner was seated outside and seemed bothered that I was only there to eat food, not drink alcohol. I was the only person in the restaurant so I would think my business would be appreciated. After a somewhat heated discussion about why I should order drinks whenever I go to any German restaurant, Claudia apologized and her smile came out, which was lovely. The waiter was young and jovial. Food: Dinner was great. Close to an entire rack of spicy-honey ribs, a small salad with sprouts, crispy potato wedges with sour cream and chives, and two pieces of perfectly grilled garlic bread. I don't even like garlic bread and I devoured the entire meal. A lot of food, a lot of great food for 990Euro. The ribs were overcooked in the slightest but not enough to warrant losing a star. The food was so delicious that it knocked the bad taste out of my mouth from earlier. I'll definitely be back with my girlfriend next week, and we will drink, and hopefully the experience will be even better.

The french name and "Cuisine Fine" claim makes it sound like it's a fine-dining restaurant, which…read moreit actually isn't. But it doesn't matter, because the food is actually delicious and the service is friendly. We had a little bump at the beginning where it took them almost 30min to get us the drinks, but they were apologetic enough for it, even got us a drink on the house which is very rare in German restaurants where the service is usually terrible. A 3-course menu (goat cheese salad, burger with fries and creme brulée) costs 27€ which is very fair. The drinks are also good.