First to review. What a feather in my cap…read more Okay, I'm mostly doing this for the novelty of yelping about an establishment in a foreign country: On a recent trip abroad, I had a unique opportunity to go out for Mediterranean cuisine in Germany. Reading a menu of Greek dishes in German is definitely a surreal experience when your native tongue is English. The food was passable and the environment was pleasant, but the main reason this restaurant stands out to me is the complementary Ouzo served at the beginning and end of the meal. Some people hate Ouzo. I happen to love it. I loved it enough to drink my dining companions' Ouzo in addition to mine so it wouldn't go to waste, which may explain why I remember little else about the experience. Yassou!

Good restaurant for meat lover in Hannover. 5 minutes walk from Hannover Central station.read more

A great restaurant with a brilliant atmosphere and amazing service; without any doubt this is one…read moreof the better Greek restaurants that I've ever been to in Europe!

From the owner: Restaurant mit griechischer Küche, inmitten von Wolmirsted,t mit einem idyllisch angelegten…read moreWeingarten in nostalgischer Atmosphäre, an der alten Burgmauer. Sehr hervorzuheben sind die Lammgerichte, das immer frische Salatbüfett die kretanischen Kartoffeln sowie auch sämtliche Grillspezialitäten und das immer freundliche Personal.

I met an acquaintance there at noon on a Tuesday, and it was quite dead. We sat at a table near the…read morelarge windows with a great view of the river, and I got the impression I was walking into a restaurant that would be much more expensive than it was. The tables were beautifully adorned with folded cloth napkins, professional china and silverware presentations, and red and white whine glasses. The place was also spotlessly clean. When I opened the menu, however, the prices were lower than I had expected. Many of the entrees were going for 12-13 Euro. My acquaintance and I each started off with an apple juice, and shared the basket of bread, which came accompanied with three different spreads. That was where I stopped, however. She ordered a tomato and mozzarella salad, which looked ok. Of course, the slices of thick mozzarella looked delicious, but my acquaintance complained about the not-so-ripe tomatoes. We capped our meal with a coffee and cappucino. My coffee came with sugar and a little cookie, and her cappucino looked like a cappucino should. The ambience was great, and I need to return to give a better review of the food. From what I've discovered thus far, it is OK. Next time, if it is nice outside, I would also like to sit on the patio. (They also had ice cream there I did not try.)

From the owner: Sehr geehrte Gäste, liebe Freunde des guten Geschmacks…read more Es ist uns eine besondere Freude, Sie bei uns im Petriförder - Restaurant - Bar - Café - begrüßen zu dürfen. An Sommer- wie auch Wintertagen können Sie in gemütlicher Atmosphäre und mit einmaligem Ausblick auf die Elbe in Magdeburg, die exklusiven Köstlichkeiten unser Küche genießen. Einen guten Appetit wünscht Ihnen Ihre Petriförder GmbH PS: Wir sind ein Hundefreundliches Restaurant. Ihre wohlerzogenen Vierbeiner heißen wir bei uns auch Herzlich Willkommen. Über den Namen unseres Restaurants Die Bezeichnung Petri leitet sich von der benachbarten Sankt-Petri-Kirche ab. Ein Förder ist ein Einschnitt in das hohe Gelände am Elbufer, durch den man von der höher gelegenen Stadt an das Ufer der Elbe gelangte. Da es mehrere solcher Förder gab, wurden sie durch die Bezeichnung der in der Nähe befindlichen Kirchen unterschieden. Der Förder wurde bereits 1725 beseitigt. Der westliche Teil der Straße hieß daher ab circa 1750 Petersberg. Für den Bereich zum Elbufer hin hielt sich die Bezeichnung jedoch bis heute.

I've gone here a few times since writing the last post, and the service is still excellent and I…read morelove the food. Prices are fair and the atmosphere is great. I highly recommend.