Original dripped cocktails. You have a lot of choices and…read morethey are very tasty. Don't be afraid of the frontwindow, you'll just have to knock on the door and someone will open you and you will be able to enter in this nice bar.

Very cool and cozy bar. The gin and long drinks are excellent. A nice ambiance backed up with some…read moredeep house and house tracks. The Barkeepers are friendly and have some good advices regarding the drinks they are serving. One sentence : I can only recommend this bar.

The only thing you need hete is sunshine... Drinks on the rooftop!!!read more

very nice roof top bar on top of a luxury hotel. excellent views over the Alster, and good, if…read moresomewhat pricey, drinks and nibbles.

The Old Dubliner is a pretty nice Irish pub. They have live music every Friday & Saturday, the…read moredrinks are cheap (for an Irish pub in Germany) and the atmosphere is nice when the place fills up (on a Friday this is about 9pm). It's worth mentioning that they only open at 6pm, and for the first few hours it's likely to be dead. There are a few TVs dotted around, but I get this impression that not much sport is shown here. It's more of a music venue than a place to watch English football. From my perspective as someone living in Hamburg, the fact that this bar is in Harburg makes it what it is. When I visited for the first time the other day, one of the most noticeable things was how different the crowd is when compared what I'd expect in Hamburg. There were a lot of 18-20 year olds and then quite a lot of 40-60 year olds and not much in between. It's not a good thing or a bad thing, just an observation. Going back to the prices, a pint of Guiness or Kilkenny costs about EUR3.80. In Hamburg-proper this would be more like EUR4.50-EUR5. Quite a lot cheaper then. It's actually not very hard to get here either, just jump on the S3 or S31 trains in the city centre and you'll be in Harburg in about 20 minutes.

A well run pub with an Irish theme. live music. one of the better bars in Harburg.read more

Pretty cool Smoke free ++ (hard to find in this town)…read moreStraight friendly, yep it is a gay bar, if you had a slight doubt, the terrace full of watchers who want to be seen will confirm :) Customer oriented staff & the drinks seem to be cheaper than in a coffee chain, which is great. Cheers

They have a nice terrace where one can sit down and enjoy a drink. The service and prices are fair…read more A shame for the Lange Reihe remains... far too much traffic with cars, buses which is a massive shame as the street and retailers deserve better.

Really solid coffee bar that has just about everything you would expect. It was just across the…read moreroad from my hotel and I fancied a coffee so I popped in and was happy with the experience. The only downside (missing part) of this place is they had no filter coffee at all, it was completely espresso based. Still I went with a flat white and sat at the window and watched the world go by. There was a good view and the service was friendly. It is styled as most coffee shops are these days. Fairly minimalist in its approach with a less is more attitude to furnishings. They of course have lots of wood finishing , stone finishing , big tables and a fancy (la marazocco) traditional espresso machine. The main thing is the flat white I had tasted great, the service was good and I spent a peaceful and relaxed 15 mins people watching in a nice location.

Little surprised to see this place get only 3.5 stars, since I think pretty much everything about…read moreit is great. ("Yay! I'm a fan," even.) Ambience: trendy, modern - great lighting. Food: well-prepared, nicely presented. The fruit with muesli for breakfast is a choice way to start the day; the half-salad/half-soup lunch combo was fantastic the day I had it. Coffee: Does the job! They also have a pretty full range of espresso drinks.