Food 2/2 Service 1/1…read moreAmbiance 1/1 Cleanliness 1/1 This restaurant was one of several in the area that were recommended by our hotel. We were lucky enough to snag a table this evening, considering that every time we passed by they were fully booked. It is a very nice "business casual" restaurant. If you want a good deal it is 39eur on Monday nights for a 3 course meal. The food was amazing! I ordered the oxtail tartare expecting it to be gamey, but it wasn't at all. The duck portion of my main me was small, but as I came to the end of my meal, I realized it was enough. If you are looking for a nice night out, I'd definitely recommend coming here.

Wer Lust auf ein authentisches Schnitzel mit allen Beilagen hat, ist hier genau richtig. Der…read moreGurkensalat ist unglaublich gut - Hut ab!

I stumbled on to this place by accident - my husband and I were trying to go to a different bar,…read moreand it was quite busy so we walked up the street and saw this wine bar. We wandered in - unfortunately to sit outside you have to have a reservation, but the inside was fine if a bit warm. We sat next to a window and didn't notice any issues. They don't have a menu in English - but one very nice person who works there went through the whole menu with us, and when we were looking at wines he had us try a few before we settled on anything. They mostly have what they call "tarte flambé", which is basically a flatbread. We had the 'classic' one, which is cheese, sausage, and red onion with their house sause. It was very good, and one was enough for both my husband and I. Also - we tried their house balsamic on it which was divine. We also had .5 L of a Riesling that we tried and was quite delightful for a hot summer night in Hamburg. We spent awhile chatting with the worker (the one who walked us through the menu) and had an overall great time. The cost was reasonable (€22 for the flat bread and .5L of wine) and the atmosphere was great, and the people were amazing! They definitely make this place. Highly recommend.

Really good casual cozy warm place to drink wine, eat Flammkuchen, or from its selection of…read moreAustrian Wirtshaus classics. Most patrons seem to come for the Wiener Schnitzel. Thankfully, they don't do too obvious Austrian folklore. Prices are reasonable, considering that this is the little sister of the Michelin-starred restaurant across the street. 4.5 stars, rounded up if they keep prices fair!

i went to mellinghus twice for dinners and really enjoyed the food and wine, as well as ambiance…read more the restaurant is small and cozy, with nice candlelight feel. there are nice pillows and plants and windowsills that make it all seem very homelike. we did have a little trouble at first when our reservation was for 5 instead of 4, and one waiter did not want to let us sit. luckily the waitress did find a place for us to sit and worked with us to accommodate. the cheese and sausage platter was amazing, served on 3 tiers with jellies, pickles, capers, and fruits with lots of varieties. we also got a large salad lightly dressed with grapes that was refreshing to have on the side. the flatbread pizzas are also excellent, and i had expected more of a torte but was happy to have it be so light and crispy crust. the first time the toppings were more simple with cheese and onions, and the second we got one with parma ham that was really nice. i also loved the snails, served warm with butter. the entree dinners also seemed good, the chicken was very moist and while i didn't try the schnitzel it seemed like everyone at the table enjoyed it as well. the wine selection is also excellent, but i would recommend that the waiters know more about the types of wines and nuances, as when i asked questions about if the riesling was dry or sweet there was some uncertainty on which had each flavor profile.