If you are in Lubbock, eat here. The staff is good - they speak a some English, the food is yummy,…read morethe Bier is great, portions are good, take all the time you want to eat - nice Ambieance, Really close the the Radison Blue just across the river and the trip back to the hotel makes a nice after dinner walk to digest. The price you pay is about average for this part of town, maybe a little more, but the quality of the food is great. They take card, but sometime the EC card readers are flakey if you are in from the US or Canada, so take case has well. Euros. Have a German colleague call ahead and reserve if weekend or summer evening. No good for non-german groups, I prefer for 2-5 people. They are close to the main city gate and the Rathouse. Really, don't go to the Block House or a chain. Again, can get REALLY busy on Friday and Saturday nights. Call ahead.

Lübecker Hanse was recommended by the bartender at the Radisson Blu to my German colleague who was…read morechoosing for us. It's always great when locals recommend a place that you found on Yelp, reconfirming your faith in the Yelp community. Thanks for pointing me in this direction! Our group of 11 was seated in a room straight to the back. It was cozy, but we get along well, so no worries. Because of our large group, they requested that we limit ourselves to 3 dishes, so we chose from the duck breast special, the schnitzel, and the flounder. I chose the schnitzel and shared with a colleague who got the duck. We also got the starter tour - 2 for our table. So many delicous bites on one platter! I enjoyed the cabbage and the pumpkin soup the most, but all was good. The schnitzel was the best I had on my trip - thin and crispy outside, with juicy and flavorful meat. The duck was also excellent. As we were enjoying our beers, a carpenter came around asking for money. Apparently it's a thing for traveling carpenters and roofers who are learning the trade around the world to show up in "traditional" dress and ask for donations. It added a little to the ambiance, though it was slighlty annoying. Thanks also to the manager for allowing us to split the bill at the cash register. Too bad they don't take AMEX, but they do take Visa. I recommend!

We had no reservation but the waitress lead us to a nice table. The food was excellent. The…read moreportions are huge so it is also possible to share one order. The waitress was very friendly also to our dog. The restaurant is very dog friendly. We can absolutely recommend this place. We will come back again

You can't really go wrong with Indian food... Unless it takes 45 minutes from ordering till it gets…read moreto your table. It could be that New Year's Day, where there wasn't a hell of a lot open, might be a busy time. It also might've been the fact that we were hungry and sat where we could watch the servers dart back and forth, just not with our food. When it finally got there, it was fantastic! Nothing "knock you off your feet" wonderful, but as it should be. So, food, four stars. Enough, affordable, and goood! The service, attentive, but was waaaay too long between ordering and eating. Minus a star. But plus one, because the sweet waitress was hot! All in all, 4 stars.

This place is fancy and modern and reminds me of the restaurants in Copenhagen's Meat Packing…read moreDistrict - "hipster" might be the proper term - but without the high prices that come with the territory in Denmark. Golden Beretta lamps, the favorite gun of 80s heroes John McClane and Martin Riggs, wine served in plain glasses and Pizzas so big they drape over the side of the plate (seriously, skip the starter) make for a fun and different dining experience.

We went on a sunday night before a holiday and the place was packed to the rafters. It was dark and…read morereally loud. Making conversations even more complicated were the big lamps bolted to the middle of the table. The waitstaff, though clearly not happy about having to serve our group of 10 , eventually came to take our order. However, they only asked half the table. By the time everyone had ordered drinks, half of us were already sitting in front of our wine (served in water glasses, by the way - whether this is cozy or tacky is a matter of taste, i guess). The pizza is gigantic and was in most cases also pretty good. The cio ciop was really, really dry, but other than that, everyone was pretty happy with their food (which was also served in shifts) This is a nice option for a decent meal in a gastro-chain, but calling it a restaurant would be a bit too generous.

I have eaten he twice now and can only say, it won't be the last. The food as well as the service…read moreare excellent! I had their Labskaus (Northern German dish of corned beef, beet root, potatoes and I'm not sure what else) today and think it's the best I have tasted. Mum got the scampi baked potato which she loved. The exterior of the building doesn't really match the interior. I thought it would be a staid, stoggy place but it is not.