Just stopped in for a spontaneous bite to eat during a spontaneous trip to Glückstadt with my…read moreGerman lady friend. The restaurant looked nice both inside and out but the sun was shining so we opted to dine outside. My friend suggested I try the Susländer Sauere Rippchen (short rips in a delicious gravy with some fried onions, side of green beans and perfectly cooked pan-fried potatoes with particularly tasty pieces of bacon). Wonderful! The fall-off-the-bone ribs had a wonderful crust and melt-in-your-mouth pork fat. Everything else was of equal quality. My friend had matjes which she enjoyed and we split a nice piece of cheese cake. Generous portions and very friendly service rounded off a wonderful visit to this restaurant in the sleepy town of Glückstadt. Worth the trip for this meal alone.

Der kleine Heinrich or "The little Henry" is a restaurant in the city centre of Glueckstadt besides…read morethe market place. It offers traditional North-German food in an authentic way. The house, built in the 17th century is in a very good condition and furnished in a maritime-antique style. You will find good food here in a cosy atmosphere.

Good prices, tasty food, nice and speedy staff and a good location. Nothing to miss at this place…read moreand perfect for lunch or dinner.

Delicious! Get the fish and you will not be disappointed! Beer was delicious too. I had the fish…read moresampler platter and it was great! The dunkel beer was extremely good as well!

Anything you have heard about freshly prepared North Sea fish is what you not only hope for, but…read morealso experience at this little mom and pop restaurant. I had the 3-fish entré, and it was so delicious that I had to find the chef to thank him personally. Even our German host was weeping with joy at his 3-fish plate. And you may know how difficult it is to get a German to emote. Please, if you are not pretentious and would love fantastically prepared local seafood, call ahead. Up to parties of 8. Tell them, some Californians sent you.