This is a must go to place!! Just make sure you go there very hungry…read more 5 star service, great people that truly enjoy their job. I find this rare in Germany. The food is just amazing. I havent tried too many dishes but the ones I have are, like I said, amazing! I recommend you get the 52 mit Pommes. It is a lot of food. My wife had the calamari which I tried and they were just perfect. Check this place out!!!

This one is not a restaurant, more a takeaway and a snackbar!…read moreI can recommend to take away, because its really full inside and the service its not the perfect one. But if you eat inside (or in the summer outside), the waiter is really nice and helpful!! Food: huge portions and yummy :D Some days,they are really bussy, but you should wait :D and try the dönerteller with fries :D enjoy your food!!

Decent restaurant that's trying to fuse greek with some German/international cooking. Its decor and…read moremarketing rely on long-time patron and local singer Udo Lindenberg who famously lives in a hotel closeby. The food .. mh, the meats were done delicately and nicely, but Kouros is surprisingly light on seasonings and flavors. Starter course was bland, and the salad they inserted into the menu was something that could be served in any corporate canteen. And if the 'mousse au chocolat with Valrhona chocolate' indeed had Valrhona chocolate in it, it wasn't the lion's share of the chocolate they used, that much I can say. Their bathrooms are smelly by the way, they should definitely do something about that. I don't get the hype, and Udo Lindenberg apparently never was in Greece himself.

The best! I tried the giros spezial and OMG! Probably one of the top 5 meals I have had in my 55…read moreyears of my life! Not only was it delicious but the Trio dip with fresh bread was fantastic. It included tziki, and two other dips I can't describe but they were delicious! Really you need to visit because it is awesome! If I didn't live in the USA I would move here and eat this every day!!

This restaurant has the distinction of having the rudest waiters I've ever encountered in a life of…read moreeating and traveling. I lived above this restaurant for six weks and ate there only once, my first night in Hamburg. I went in alone after having slept all day following an exhausting trip. I walked in, slightly disoriented because I expected something different than the nice surroundings. A waiter with an overly-tailored beard approached me in English and gruffly asked me if I wanted to eat inside or out. I apparently took a few seconds too long to decide and exasperated him. "Inside or out?" he demanded. Only because I was famished and still exhausted did I stay. I sat in a secluded corner and was ignored for fifteen minutes, then requested service from another waiter who was busy doing something behind the bar. I wasn't happy, but too tired to leave. No takeout. Great. He then felt it necessary to lecture me that I wasn't in America when I simply offered a curious comparison to the size of the coffee cup presented. He eventually lightened up and complained that I tipped him too much. (I kept getting conflicting information about tipping in Germany). The owner did come over and ask if I liked the meal. It was just okay, but I said it was very good, other customers seemed to be having a good time. This wasn't enough. He looked at me for a moment (the stare) and didn't say anything else, then turned and left. They had an inflated opinion of the restaurant and of themselves, an arrogance similar to what I encountered often in Hamburg, but nowhere else in my travels throughout Germany and Paris this past summer. A sweet young lady smiled and said goodbye as I left, as the first waiter tried to make a point of ignoring me as he dried a plate. I really wished I had had dealings with her instead of these arrogant fools. This experience was so surprising because I had just stayed a week and a half at the Hotel Kempinsky in Berlin where I experienced, with one exception, nothing but the absolute best service, most professional demeanors, and genuine smiles at all times.

I have visited a couple of Greek restaurants in Hamburg, and today I found the worst one. Taverna…read moreEllada sarved a hard to describe experience. The gyros was dry and had a weird taste (seasoning). Even tzatziki didn't taste that good. I definitely will not be ordering from the local again and I cannot recommend it. Especially considering their prices which are 3-4 EUR more expensive than the same meal in other Greek restaurants in the city. If anyone is looking for great Greek food experience I highly recommend Corfu Grill in Eimsbuttel. Surely I will not cheat on these guys anymore ^^

Highly recommend! Very delicious! https://ourtravitude.com/travel-guide-to-eating-in-hamburg/read more

Great Greek restaurant. We walked into the restaurant at midnight on a Saturday night. It was still…read moreopened until 2am. The waiter was not so nice but I can understand given the time. For only 12€50, I've got a big plate with pork Souflaki, tzatziki, gyros and fries. They even offered us a salad in entrance. The flavors reminded me when I was in Greece few years ago, so good job!

From the owner: Wir stehen Ihnen gerne mit Rat und Tat zur Seite. Wir…read more - beantworten gerne Fragen - nehmen Reservierungen entgegen Wir sorgen stets für Ihr Wohl. Gerne unterstützen wir insbesondere Menschen im Rollstuhl oder auch unsere älteren Besucher. Für individuelle Getränkewünsche steht Ihnen unser professionelles Team stets zur Seite. So bleiben keine Wünsche offen. Und Ihr Besuch bei uns wird zum rundherum gelungenen Ereignis.

A very friendly and welcoming place with a good menu that can always be adapted. Neo and the team…read morewill always look after you.

We stumbled upon this place while looking at all the different restaurants, cafes and bars around…read morethe area. There was a lot to choose from and for some reason this Greek cafe sounded good. This place did not disappoint at all. The joint is a small casual no-frills one with bench tables and a few regular booths. It's run by a mom and pops who speak no English but the menu was is in English and German. There is a small bar area with different alcohol. It was about half crowded when we dined. I had trouble deciding on lamb chops or gyro but then the Souvlaki sounded good so I went with that. I was craving some grilled meat and this charcoal grilled pork skewers is exactly what sounded good to me. I opted for the tomato salad and bread as my sides. Lo and behold, everything was so delish and seasoned perfectly. My dish came with 4 small half pork skewers, tomatoes, cucumbers, onions and a side of toasted bread in a basket. My plate was garnished with a pepperoncini and Greek kalamata olive and drizzled with olive oil and a scoop of their tasty tzatziki which was made with thick Greek yoghurt. There wasn't a huge amount of food but enough to fill me up and fix that craving. I topped off my meal with a local Hamburg beer called Astra which was a sharp tasting beer and seemed to pair well. I joked with the owner that we will be back tomorrow but don't think he understood me. This simple meal caught me off guard and it was so good that we indeed came back the next night and had the same exact dish but with an extra side of tzatziki. The owner recognized us immediately and smiled as we entered. After we ordered the same dishes he brought us some shots of Ouzo. I tried Ouzo before and did not care for it as I don't like the black licorice taste. I did not want to disappoint him so we downed it. Yamas! I've been wanting to go to Greece for some years now and this place may push me to book a flight quicker. Even though we couldn't communicate with the owner besides my bad pronunciation from Goggle Translate, he was very friendly and I thoroughly enjoyed my meals here.