We did not have a reservation but they were able to seat us, no problem. We got some drinks, placed…read moreour order. The waiter spoke English and was friendly. Just as the name translates to "freshly caught", everything tasted simply fresh and local. We got the Nordic snack, fish soup, salmon burger, and salmon with potatoes, mushrooms and peas - everything was tasty. The soup that we started with was so flavorful and bold, with the skewered shrimp perfectly cooked. Incredibly generous portions. Very cozy, relaxed atmosphere with candles lit and quite full for 7p on a Tuesday. They also have a stand across the street by the water, featuring fish and chips plus fischbrotchen, bier and vino. It is a nice addition, people can eat by the water and relax.

Been there more than once and make it a point to eat here when I am in Lubeck (which is several…read moretimes per year). Food is wonderful and the service is great and they accommodate my lack of German.

Delicious fish and Schnitzel, it definitely tastes like traditional cuisine. I recommend it!read more

Seewolf was an experience. It might have registered as a lousy evening on the town, if we hadn't…read moreread the reviews posted here or on trip advisor. So we were prepared for the worst, but were out for a good time and some decent food, and not friendly service. So we were not disappointed, as the food was okay, fresh with no frills. More than enough, but plain. The service, the infamous owner himself, was there, but without a smile or any sign of graciousness. More like we were a necessary pain, one that he recognized, but wished hadn't pestered him. All in all, our evening went well, but only because we were prepared. So, one star for service. At least he didn't scold us. A half star for ambience. Disco radio? In a fish joint? No... And the decor... Two stars for the meal. Fresh fish, but the (missing) choice of wine sucks. The bratskartoffel, a German speciality, were not.

A bit touristy but good. Portions are large--consider sharing if you are not a big eater. They…read morehave arranged to seat people apart for social distancing which we appreciated. As with most all of Germany, you had to show your id and Covid vaccination status. For U.S. citizens, your CDC card and passport work just fine almost everywhere. I would give it 3.5 if Yelp allowed half stars.

This place is very popular for dinner, and all tables were reserved when I arrived at 5:45pm…read more However, since I was on my own and was just planning to have a light meal, the waitress kindly allowed me to sit at a table that was reserved for an hour later. I had the Lübecker fish soup, a cream soup made with smoked fish. It was savory and delicious, but be forewarned that it is quite a small portion in an appetizer-sized cup for 8 euros. It did come with bread on the side, and was fine for a light dinner. The main guild hall where I sat is extremely atmospheric, and the other rooms I saw were also attractive. Service was efficient and friendly.

Pretty average seafood - but, coming from Japan and San Francisco, we're used to really good…read moreseafood. The menu says herring, but we think they must have substituted cod for the herring. Herring is a popular fish in Japan and unless Pacific Ocean herring is so very different then I guarantee you, this is not herring. The crab soup was full of mini shrimp. Unless those are some kind of special crabs found only in Lubeck, then they should not advertise it as crab soup. Tasty, but not crab. The most positive note is that the potatoes were not overly salty. They were actually pretty good. Service, while not over the top, was adequate and quick.

Fish soup starter is out of this works For main shrimp pot - never had so much shrimp in one dish…read more And of course delicious. Great service, fantastic location.

We asked the tattoo man on the boardwalk where to eat local, fresh fish and he directed us to…read moreFische-Kombüse, past the ferry terminal . We wouldn't have found it without him, on a much quieter and more interesting part of the port than the main drag--eating fish near fishing boats holds a definite charm. Since we aren't familiar with any of the regional fish, the waiter recommended the mixed plate for 2- it contained 5 large filets, most lightly breaded and all fresh and delicious. Huge portion of savory baked potatoes and small, plain salads. Simple and picturesque atmosphere with quick, attentive service. We really enjoyed this meal.