Wonderful food and setting near the water! We really enjoyed coming here, and look forward to…read morereturning:)

Food was so good and every dish was tasty. View was superb as well, so glad that the weather was…read moregood enough for us to be able to sit outdoors. Kitchen only opens at 1pm for lunch service though but we had a pleasant wait with our coffee Overall a great experience!

We ate in the cellar and that was a very interesting experience. First, we started off with some…read moreGerman beer. I had the IPA that was on the specials card and felt it was not very hoppy. Next I ordered one of their house beers and it was much better. For dinner, my wife and I had one of their schnitzels and it was just ok. Our waitress was really rushing us and she spilled a half glass our beer on one of our coats. The only thing good about this evening was the atmosphere. We loved the cellar.

We ran from a rainstorm into the arms of the Brauberger. We were led into the cellar and given two…read morebig beers to warm up with. We ordered a traditional German dish with potatoes with cheese egg and bacon, and a turkey schnitzel with croquettes. Both are heavy meals and we might have been ok with one, but ended up eating most of both. We were on a biking tour and apparently needed the calories!! Haha. The service was excellent and beer good and simple, they only had one choice! But it can be mixed with a variety of juices or sodas for other options. The place was packed with plenty of Germans, so that has to be a good sign as well.

When I visit a town in Germany I've not visited before, I often try the 'Ratskeller' -- literally,…read morethe cellar of the town hall -- where there's nearly always (always?) a restaurant. For one thing, it's right in the town center, convenient to the town's sightseeing spots. But I've found most towns' Ratskellers are usually pretty good -- maybe not the finest restaurant in town, but definitely not the worst, and always full of local people. The Ratskeller in Luebeck is no exception. Service was welcoming and cordial (for German standards) -- food was typical for the region and quite nice. We had herring in the 'housewife's style' (served chilled with onions & sour cream), and steamed cod. Both were high quality fish, nicely prepared. Just add beer and you've got a great lunch.

Oh from where should I start? To be fair, nothing against…read morethe food, it tasted ok, with the exception of my daughter whose words concerning her curry sausage were: Ewww disgusting! Unfortunately nobody understood it since it was said in Swedish. But most of my complaints are related to the staff's attitude and lack of customer relation skills. Firstly, my little boy was hungry so I started breastfeeding him, and one of the waitresses wondered if I wanted to leave the table and go to somewhere more private. I said "no thanks we are just fine here". And I could see her judgmental look but couldn't care any less. Secondly, they brought wrong beverages, and then it took a longer while to bring the right ones. Thirdly, and that takes the prize, after breastfeeding we gave our little boy some potato bits, and his high chair and floor around it got a little bit messy. Immediately a waitress came with dustpan and brush and said : here for you to clean up this mess. I was startled , paralyzed... I couldn't react at that mo... I never imagined someone would actually do this! And if she had asked nicely instead , but she was freaking rude! Fourthly, the manager!!!!!! Oh the manager! I swept the floor, and the high chair , and left the dustpan and brush on the table. And then the manager comes and gets pissed off at me for leaving the stuff on the table... and at her staff too... and then on our way out she kept asking if we were ready to leave and take the elevator (because of the pram). And I said with a polite but dry tone in German (yeah I speak the language) "actually not, I am waiting for my husband and daughter. And then she kept talking loudly and aggressively to one of her subordinates. And then I said "ok we are good to go" and sarcastically in German with a over jolly voice "Have a lovely weekend". So summarizing it, it could have been a good experience, but the bad service and attitude screwed up everything. And the food was not more than okay. But at least I cannot deny it was a memorable afternoon and actually hilarious!

If you are in Lubeck and have finished your day at the Dom of the puppet museum, Give this place a…read morego! The food is yummy - north German, the Bier is great, portions are good, the ambiance is very Old World and take all the time you want to eat. The outside seating in the summer is nice. The wait staff speaks mostly German, so there will be some menu pointing. The price you pay is great for the quality of the food. Like most places in Lubeck, 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. maybe OK for groups, if someone calls ahead, but I prefer for 2-5 people. They are close to the Dom, off the tourist track, but easy walking distance from the gate or the Rathouse. Really, don't go to the Block House or a chain - you are in a medieval city, eat local! Waze and yelp get the location wrong (as of 12/2023), it is around the corned for the pinned location.

This place deserves so much more than four stars! Homemade, weiswurst, warm homemade pretzels, and…read morehomemade apple strudel. In a traditional German setting. It doesn't get much better than this.

We recently visited Schumachers for the first time in years to use a gift certificate we had…read morereceived. It was exactly as I remembered. The food was good, but nothing special. I expected more for the price. The service was very attentive, but almost to a fault. Every couple minutes we were interrupted. We sat upstairs, where there are four small tables crowded together in a tiny space. All the tables were occupied and we felt very observed, aware that everyone in the tiny room could hear our every word. It was uncomfortable. Our evening ended on a particularly sour note when we asked for the check and handed over our gift certificate. A few minutes later, we were smugly informed that the gift certificate -- which we received during COVID and did not include an expiration date -- had expired and the restaurant refused to accept it. Ugh. Needless to say, we will not be going back to Schlumachers.

Had lunch here as part of a tour. Food was good, hot and beer was tasty. Considering we had a large…read moregroup, service was fast.

This old restaurant- formerly a customs office at one of the city gates- offers a great local…read moreatmosphere. Good draft beer, good family-style food including seasonal specialties of the region. Late and on weekends it can become crowded with students from the nearby university, but I highly recommend it, especially for lunch. In my opinion, the best pub in Luebeck.

If you are in a hurry, this may not be the best place. However, if you have the time, the food is…read morefantastic. We got the cutlet, Schwerin-roulade, and the potato pancake. All were very delicious.

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 really enjoyed the ambiance, food, and music…read more Hovels dunkel was good. Wife had the Lubke's pannfisch (pan fried cod and pollock) with brat kartoffelen. I had kase spaetzle and a side of brat kartoffelen (I can't ever pass up brat kartoffelen). All were very good! Why this place only 3 stars is mysterious to me. Great location right on the Trave River (it was too cold, unfortunately, to eat outside), nice ambiance inside, good food. Can't ask for more.