My roommate loves pasta and she wanted to come along to my last nice dinner with my boyfriend who…read morewas visiting for the weekend, so of course I took her recommendation but na klar did not take her along. Ordered the creamy salmon pasta - nice saltiness, perfectly fatty sauce with generous chunks of cooked salmon wrapped inside the noodles. Partner got the simple tomato sauce pasta - it was a bit on the plain side and a bit too salty, particularly with extra Parmesan. The Parmesan in itself was a highlight though - this cute, bright grater that looked like a children's toy was filled to the brim with real Parmesan AND left at our table so we could indulge ad hoc in Parma heaven. We also had some house wine, which was very generous for the price, and the setting was also very cute - I had some doubts about the location, right next to Landungsbrücke, but Pastalozzi is off on a side street and we were the only ones sitting at a dimly lit, dark oak table in the back. Also candles! What romance! Parmagnificent.

That was the worst food poisoning for mussels I ever had in my life, almost survived! Do not…read morerecommend this kitchen at all.

The pizza was great, cosy little place at a decent price. Would definitely go back!…read more They could do with investing in some sharper knives though

Andrew was a great server and with provided the upmost high end accommodation and service!…read more food was on point and a great host! definitely recommended!

Downtown, hungry, need food desperately, sees mall, hopes for best... Not always the ideal fine…read moredining, but hey sometimes you just need to put something in your belly! Walking into this small mall, leaves you second guessing your choice for food as there are strip mall type meals (Chinese, fast food chains, candy and other sweets, coffee). Then you run into what I noticed on two separate occasions, a large line for La Pasta. Turned out to be the best choice I made that day for food as La Pasta deserves its own restaurant for the quality of food they are serving. Line moves quick and be ready to order when you get to the cashier as with most German establishments. Prices are very inviting and portions are quite large, so no need to order multiple plates in fear of lack of food. I ended up with the pasta carbonara and a glass of red wine, for about 10 euro, yes you heard that right! Being a small food court, expect ample seating. Carbonara and wine were splendid and well worth the wait, especially on a particularly cold day when being inside in a heated environment is ideal. Glad I do not live in Hamburg as I would be eating here daily!