Nice place to have Neapolitan pizza and drinks. The restaurant is a little bit small so you better…read moremake reservations, especially if you want to sit outdoors. The service was great, everyone was very cordial and helpful. They have good beer as well. Definitely a nice place to spend a couple of hours with the friends and family.

Super nice little place. Pastries and Coffee was right on point. Definitely come again. Nice…read moreambiance and friendly staff.

One of my favorite local restaurants. Very tasty food and great wine to go along. Nice atmosphere…read moreand friendly staff. They once even stayed open longer for lunch because we came in a little late. Such nice and friendly people! Visit this place for an authentic Italian experience.

This place is prominently located on a street corner in the Portuguese Quarter of Hamburg. We…read morepopped in just for dessert after a full day sight-seeing and had flan and crema Catalonia. Both were delicious and beautifully presented, garnished with orange and fresh fig slices. I can't speak to the entrees but they looked and smelled delicious. Sangria is a specialty here but comes with a hefty price tag for half liter or full liter, so we passed on it. Dessert was very reasonable, however, at €6.50 and €7.50 each. Service was expedient, and our Spanish-speaking server provided additional ambiance. An older gent (an owner?), he made things a bit easier as 2 out of 3 of us spoke no German--ha!

Five stars for being dog friendly…read more This small coffee shop is located at the Chilehaus next to Instituto Cervantes. It is small and cramped to sit inside. I think people usually pop in to takeaway their purchases. Luckily, there is an outside seating area that is also sheltered from the rain. Bring that warm drink outside! The oat lattes are good. Not spectacular like nearby Public Coffee. There are a couple of gluten free pastry choices. They also make juices and have quick bites such as pesto pasta for lunch crowds. Customer service is excellent! Their mascot: a cute fluffy dog is a nice addition to cheer up the cafe.

Looks fancy but coffee is starbucks quality. They use cheap beans and have limited clue on how to…read morebrew a decent espresso. Temparature was too high so coffee was bitter. Milk was 1.5% and haltbar and too hot. I expect more if I pay 4 eur for a double shot cappuccino. Not coming back. Cups are beautiful though.

I love this place! Ambiance is great and food is DFW delicious. They are also very patient with me…read moretrying to speak German to them, which I appreciate more than they know. Definitely try here & try your German as well!

Overlooking the canal on historic fish market square (Fischmarkt), with it's 1500-1700's…read morearchitecture in Stade's Hansehafen, this French cafe/bistro/wine bar was the perfect stop for a lunchtime break from sight-seeing. Three large tables with bench seats and throw pillows in front with picture windows are augmented by 2-tops in the back. Even more outdoor seating of 4-person umbrella tables is located across the narrow cobblestone street directly overlooking the canal. We enjoyed croissants, a large piece of coconut streuselkuchen from a variety of cakes on display, coffee crema, iced latte and mint and ginger tea. We couldn't help but notice also the beautiful array of fresh cheesecakes in their dedicated display case. The pastries were so fresh and delicious! A good selection of sandwiches were available but we opted for some light carbs, though one in our party of four had the soup of the day, a vegan Mediterranean tomato soup. It was served with bread, and she said it was delicious! Service was lovely. Ambiance was a little hip and mostly quaint and cozy--a perfect stop on our walking tour of Stade!