Super YUM! Walked by and got a seat inside right away. Had Spargel and salmon - it was HEAVEN…read more Could pay with our Visa card as well and that was helpful as not all restaurants take that. Came back again with a group of relatives and it was amazing again. Definitely can recommend!

I am a bit harsh sometimes: They really improved and Tim and his team are doing a great job…read more It is a shame I cannot stop by more often. Love their lunch options with seafood!

The people here were extremely nice. This was the only place nearby with vegan options, but the…read morekitchen was closed when I arrived. The server noticed we were exhausted travelers who had just gotten off the plane and were desperate for something vegan, so they made an exception and cooked for us.. Food was great, but honestly their kindness was what set this place apart and will make it a staple for whenever I come to Hamburg.

Ufer is outstanding! We dined there tonight and one of the owners waited on us. He quickly…read moreswapped out our German menus when he saw us trying to use google translate. The service was exceptional. We really enjoyed the house wine, bacon wrapped prunes, obadtzda, a salad, and one of the thin "German pizzas" they serve. The atmosphere is very casual and the setting is beautiful. They do take reservations over the phone, which is likely advisable given how busy the place was. Be sure to ask for outside seating if the weather is suitable. Also keep in mind this is a cash only establishment.

Very small and inconspicuous place with a very basic interior design. The furniture and the…read morebathrooms may need replacement/refurbishment. The menu contains a small handwritten page for food and multiple pages of beverages. We had a reservation (highly recommended for peak time) and we did select the 3-course-menu for EUR 39.00 (exclusive of drinks and tipps). You can select everything out of their starter, entrees and desserts, the dishes are the same, just slightly smaller. I had lamb for starter and main course and it was great! I read some previous reviews and spotted multiple reviews that the staff is being judged as arrogant. This is not the case, it is just the mentality of Northern Germany and I love it!

+ Outstanding eatery + daily changing menu + great inviting Art Nouveau interior…read more Brücke is one of the best eateries in Hamburg. This little gem is located at Isestrasse and Innocentiastrasse between metro Hoheluftbrücke and Eppendorfer Baum within the Art Nouveau neighborhood of Eppendorf. Because of its limited seating I highly recommend my followers to make a reservation. Brücke is perfect to get together with friends. I wouldn't hold a business dinner here because it is too small to keep the talking private. The 3-course menu is about EUR 35, single entrees EUR 20-25. + Lovely art nouveau interior + Cozy, intimate atmosphere + Outstanding food + Local favorite, off the beaten paths

having a cup of really good espresso at marsbar also includes usage of their free wifi (wlan)…read more sometimes you meet some b-celebrities like sylvie van der vart or her husband there. maybe because marsbar is close to RTL nord. its nicer in summer because you can sit outside and smoke.

Having now been here a couple of times I thought it was time to write a review. I personally like…read morethis place in regards to location and ambiance. I prefer sitting outside in the warmer months and having a glass of wine or coffee. It's kind of a place to go for a quick stop. In the winter, I find the interior really tight when the restaurant is full but it's stylish. Others have written this already but don't go here if you're not into the gliterrati of Eppendorf hanging out. I can easily ignore them and find them entertaining, albeit oftentimes too loud. Everyone wants to be "most important". Whatever, these are all trust-fund babies or advertising drones and they never change wherever you are. The food is mediocre at best but there are some highlights. The place is not consistent which is probably the biggest complaint about their food. The prices are also steep for what you get. I recently had a seafood mix which was I believe 21 Euro. It was horribly small in regards to portion size and was bearable. I've had so much better seafood in my life. The mussels in the dish were the smallest I've seen in a long time. The fish was also off somehow.....I just couldn't put my finger on what it was that threw it off. On the other hand, my g/f was impressed with her penne dish and we both do regularly get the Caesar salad, which actually is more like a chicken-teriyaki salad. Oh well, this is Mars Bar. It's usually like this and you go here knowing what you're going to get. At least the crowd is consistent. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here. It's a fun place to "stop in" if you're in the area or live nearby as I do. It's definitely not a destination restaurant where you make an effort to go out of your way and reserve a table. Of course, if you want to show off your Porsche, Ferrari, or Lambo, you can park it right out front and there are a lot of windows so that everyone WILL see that it's you. If you feel ignored, rev the engine a couple times......it's usually loud inside.

Excellent place in Hamburg. Perfect service. Delicious food…read moreand tasty drinks. Perfect place to spend time.....and rent a boat

My local restaurant. The food is good the drinks are great, it's just the service which could…read moreimprove. I like an experience and warmth. As a business owner, feelings are everything. The basil smash is nice if you like interesting herby cocktails! If you're around here, Holla at me

Tiefenthal is a cafe/bar/restaurant. Unlike the places at Schanze, this one is really "higher"…read moreclass. It's crowded and unfortunately pretty expensive (but hey, you are in Hamburg - so it's not like you are already not used to it). We didn't go for food, just drinks and the cocktails were pretty good. The Tiefenthal is one of those places you can take your parents for a drink, or yuppie-kinda people (no offense). But if there would be alternatives in Eppendorf, I'd rather go there. As far as I can tell, there are none though.