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Cafe MAY Lappenbergsallee 30, 20257 Hamburg, 040 32038162

Cafe MAY Hein-Hoyer-Str. 14, 20359 Hamburg, 040 33398838

Cafe MAY Von Axen-Str. 2, 22083 Hamburg, 040 20769418

Cafe MAY Alsterdorfer Str, 84a, 22299 Hamburg

Cafe MAY Am Goojenboom 46 (U-Bahn Horner Rennbahn), 22111 Hamburg, 040 65992370

Cafe MAY Sievekingsallee 147, 22111 Hamburg, 040 65590822

Cafe MAY Caspar-Voght-Str. 7, 20535 Hamburg, 040 217028

Cafe MAY Stormarner Str. 34, 22049 Hamburg, 040 66931770

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Brunch- Buffet

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ein Brunch- Buffet

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24. / 25. /26. 12. 2017 von 10.00 bis 17.00 Uhr

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& 03.10.2017 - Brunch ab 10.00 Uhr

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My Top Hamburg Restaurants

We just returned from our whirlwind trip to Hamburg, Germany this week and what a fun trip it was! We were only there for two full days and one evening on our arrival day, but we definitely made the most of our time there! Since we spontaneously booked our flights as a blind booking with Eurowings only a few days beforehand, we didn’t have much time to plan our trip. We did, however, research some top restaurants in Hamburg to make sure we had some good meals to look forward to on our trip! Our research sure paid off – we had some delicious meals in Germany’s harbour city.

I’ve put together a list of recommended restaurants that we visited – there are only a few since we didn’t have much time in the city. After the name of each spot, I’ve included the address. At the end of this post, I share a map I created including these recommended spots as well as some other well-reviewed places that we didn’t get a chance to try. Hopefully this will be a helpful culinary guide for you as you prepare for your trip to Hamburg!

Ernst-Merck-Str. 10, Hamburg

We arrived in Hamburg shortly after Lunar New Year and I was desperate to satisfy my dim sum craving. Having been unsuccessful at finding dim sum in Stuttgart, I had high hopes of locating it in Hamburg due to the city’s greater variety of Chinese restaurants and reputation as a seafood haven. All online recommendations pointed toward Herr He, a recently opened Chinese restaurant just north of the Hamburg Hauptbahnhof (main train station). The exterior of the restaurant is unassuming and the interior is simply but modernly decorated. We went for a dim sum lunch on a Tuesday afternoon and were surprised to have the restaurant pretty much all to ourselves. They had a wide variety of dim sum dishes to choose from, as well as larger dishes of rice, meat, noodles, etc. Meal highlights included the prawn dumplings, the sweet and sour pork, and the sesame balls filled with lotus paste. The servers were friendly and accommodating, always a plus!

Deichstrasse 39, Hamburg

I came across the recommendation to visit the c rêperie Ti Breizh from my friends E & P who blog at The Slow Pace. After reading their rave reviews of the restaurant and seeing the photos of their mouth-watering c rêpes, I knew I had to visit!

Ti Breizh crêperie

The restaurant has a lovely white-washed interior evoking the atmosphere of the Brittany seaside. The servers are all dressed in nautical stripes and speak both French and German. There is even a small shop within the restaurant called La Boutique de la Mer where you can purchase your own colourful stripy sweater and seaside accessories.

Ti Breizh is extremely popular so we made a reservation in advance. However, we were so looking forward to going there that we dropped into the restaurant the day before our reservation to see if we could manage to snag a table for dinner that evening. We were in luck and were able to be seated at a small corner table.

The menu features all types of sweet and savoury c rêpes and galettes, both with regular flour and with buckwheat. S and I opted to share one savoury galette with smoked salmon, crème fraîche, lemon and salad (the Nordique) for our main course. For dessert, I ordered the sweet c rêpe with salted caramel sauce (c aramel breton maison) and S ordered the sweet c rêpe with caramelized apples and vanilla ice cream (Tatin). Words cannot descried how amazing all our c rêpes were! My eyes pretty much rolled into the back of my head as I bit into my sweet c rêpe. I’m still thinking about that caramel sauce. Run, don’t walk, to Ti Breizh!

Caf é Paris

Rathausstraße 4, Hamburg

Interior of Café Paris

On our last day in Hamburg, we decided to go out for a late-morning brunch that would keep us filled until dinnertime. With the charm and glamour of French and Czech caf és fresh in my mind from our recent trips to Paris and Prague, I was happy to learn of a lovely old caf é just off of the Rathausplatz in the town centre. Caf é Paris has been open since 1882 and specializes in traditional French fare, light lunches and breakfasts. Despite my desire to order the massive, 3-tiered ‘large breakfast for two’ after spotting it on a few diners’ tables, I talked myself out of it and ordered the ‘small breakfast’ consisting of cheese, cold cuts, honey, jam, a boiled egg, fresh fruit, a croissant, a roll, and a hot beverage. S ordered the ‘French breakfast’, including a half baguette, a croissant, jam, Nutella, fresh fruit, and a hot beverage.

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The servers were quick and efficient, promptly taking our order and bringing out our plates only minutes later. The cafés au lait we ordered came out in large bowls which warmed up our hands on the chilly February morning. The croissants were flaky and tender and the strawberry and cherry jams were homemade and packed with flavour. The gorgeous restaurant is bustling with servers and diners and is a lovely spot to enjoy a bit of French flair in Hamburg.

What are your favourite eateries in Hamburg? I’d love to hear in the comments below!

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These look amazing! I’ll have to check them out next time I’m in town. On top of these, if you like Thai food, Cha Cha is amazing!

Glad you liked them. Thanks for the restaurant tip – I’ll put it on my list for next time! :)

Kaffee Stark

Wohlwillstrasse 18 , Hamburg , Germany , 20359

Serves meat, vegan options available. Small coffee shop in the middle of St. Pauli. Offers one vegan breakfast with marinated tofu, lentil, and spreads plus peanut butter, marmalade, a salad, dried and fresh fruits and nuts. Stocks soymilk. Open Mon-Sun 10:00am-12:00am.

Categories: Vegan-friendly, Lacto, Ovo, Western, European, Non-veg

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- Outdoor seating
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I visited Kaffee Stark last week and I loved it. It had good vibes and staff was really friendly, something I rarely came across during my visit to Hamburg. I had a good breakfast of scrambled eggs, might not be purely vegetarian yet, they do have vegan options and the atmosphere itself was warm, with seating indoor and outdoor. It's a quite place and exactly what I was looking for. Though the only downside in the whole experience is that I was obviously a foreigner, not too familiar with the currency and struggled a bit to put the right amount, only later to discover that I overpaid. I would expect the people at the counter to notify me of the mistake.

Pros: Friendly staff, Quiet, Seating options indoors/outdoors

Cons: Not very attentive to my currency confusion

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Not many vegan options, but worth a visit! The vegan breakfast consists of bread, rolls, multiple spreads, tofu and salad. They always have one vegan soup, usually some kind of chili sin carne. Both the breakfast and soup are amazing! Not the cheapest breakfast, though.

One of the nicest placest to sit and chill.

Pros: excellent food, comfy chairs

Cons: few vegan food options

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Travel Tips: Hamburg

This is the second post in my new Travel Tips series where I provide travel tips for specific destinations, whether they be cities, regions or countries. My Travel Tips guides aim to give you some of my best tips for exploring a new place and hopefully help you to save a bit of money, maximize your sightseeing time and find the most convenient ways to get around. You can find posts in this series under Destinations – Travel Tips in the menu bar. Today I’m featuring beautiful Hamburg, Germany!

Travel Tips: Hamburg

Food & Drink

The Hamburg Franzbrötchen.
- Hamburg has a great variety of cuisine due to its history as an international harbour city. Since it’s situated right on the river Elbe, fish and seafood are abundant. A local specialty is Pannfisch, a fish dish featuring fried potatoes and a mustard sauce.
- A must-try baked good is the Franzbrötchen, a small, sweet butter and cinnamon pastry found in every Hamburg bakery. Makes a great to-go breakfast or coffee break snack.
- I only had a chance to visit a few restaurants in Hamburg, but I list my top recommendations in my Hamburg restaurant guide.
Transportation
- The Hamburg Public Transport Network (HVV) is very easy to navigate and includes S-Bahn trains, U-Bahn trains, some longer distance trains, buses, and ferries.
- Rather than buying single tickets, consider buying the 9am day ticket even if you’re only planning to travel twice in one day since it’s more economical. Up to five people can travel on a 9am group ticket for a favourable flat rate, making it a great deal for pairs or small groups of travellers.
- If you have a smartphone, the free HVV app is very handy for looking up transit schedules, travel routes, and ticket info.
- If you plan to do a lot of travelling and sightseeing within Hamburg, you may want to consider buying the Hamburg Card. The card can be purchased for a single person or group of up to five people for anywhere from 1 to 5 days. It offers several discounts to museums, restaurants, theaters, harbour cruises, city tours, musicals and more. We didn’t end up buying the Hamburg Group Card during our visit, but after looking back on the activities and amount of travel we did, it might have been slighter cheaper for us to get one rather than buying daily group transit tickets and admissions to certain sights.
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- Hamburg is actually the third largest musical city in the world after New York City and London. Musicals alone attract upwards of 2 million visitors to the city annually. There are several shows to choose from, such as the ever popular The Lion King ( Der König der Löwen), Rocky, Aladdin or DasWunder von Bern. Note that the musicals are performed in German (so Be Prepared or Seid Bereit!)
- If you plan to visit Hamburg mainly to see a musical, you might want to check out some of the musical package deals available that combine musical tickets with a hotel stay.
- Musicals that take place at the Stage Theater im Hafen and the Stage Theater an der Elbe require you to board a small ferry at Landungsbrücken that will take you across the river to the theater. Ferries run regularly leading up to performance time and take you back to the mainland after the show. Make sure you leave yourself plenty of time to get to the theater!
My Top Activity Recommendations
- Check out my top sightseeing spots in Hamburg for ideas of what to see in the harbour city.
- Try a walking tour to see the key city sights in a short period of time. I really enjoyed our 2 hour free tour with Sandemans New Europe. The tour covered the Rathaus, St. Petri, HafenCity, Speicherstadt, St Nikolai Church, and much more.
- If the weather is good, go for a stroll through one of Hamburg’s many parks or take a ferry boat ride. The number 62 ferry included in the HVV transportation network visits many spots that more expensive sightseeing ferry boats visit, so you can save some money and see the best of Hamburg from the water.
For more great tips about Hamburg (info on museums, culture & entertainment, markets, etc.), visit the Official Hamburg website by Hamburg.de.

What are your top Hamburg travel tips? Let me know in the comments below!

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Lovely Place to visit.

Thanks for your comment! Yes, Hamburg is lovely – would love to see it in the summertime! Cheers!

Produktentdeckung: Vietnamesischer Kaffee

Eigentlich müsste diesen Artikel die Kochschlampe schreiben, denn die hat mich überhaupt mit der Tatsache vertraut gemacht, dass in Vietnam Kaffee angebaut wird. Vielleicht möchte sie diesen Artikel noch ergänzen, wenn sie wieder aus dem Urlaub zurück ist.

Dafür, dass Vietnam einer der größten Kaffeeproduzenten der Welt ist, hört man hierzulande nicht viel davon, wenn man keine Kochschlampe kennt. Das ist schade, denn der vietnamesische Kaffee schmeckt tatsächlich anders als alles, was man hierzulande so trinkt – irgendwie nach Kakao, obwohl keiner drin ist, ein bißchen süßlich, aber trotzdem würzig. Er geht nicht auf den Magen und macht ordentlich wach. Ich mag ihn mittlerweile so gerne, dass ich muffelig werde, wenn keiner im Haus ist, und ich habe auch schon einige andere Leute auf den Geschmack gebracht. Leider kenne ich in Hamburg nur einen Asialaden (einen – surprise! – vietnamesischen), der welchen verkauft, aber das mag in Berlin etwas besser sein. Als Filterkaffeehasser kochen wir auch diesen Kaffee in der italienischen Mocca, was gut funktioniert. Eigentlich ist es aber Filterkaffee. Neulich habe ich in einem vietnamesischen Restaurant auf Nachfrage auch die kalte Variante bekommen: Eine individuelle Portion Filterkaffee mit gezuckerter Kondensmilch auf Eis. Ein bißchen wie Baileys auf Eis, der statt betrunken schön wach macht.

Was ich nicht weiß: Was die eigentlich mit dem Kaffee anstellen, damit er so schmeckt. Onkel Mattel??

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Ich hatte den Kaffee von Kochschlampe bei einem DFssgF bekommen: http://www.b-a-l-u.de/blog/archives/72-Kaffee-aus-Vietnam.html und ein wenig geforscht.

Inzwischen habe ich rausgefunden, dass es wohl zum einen an der Sorte liegt (Robusta), zum anderen aber an der langen Reifezeit liegt. Die Bohnen werden bis zu 100 Tage lang in der Sonne getrocknet.

Der Kaffee hat auch 40-50 % mehr Koffein als bei uns übliche Arabica-Sorten.

Ich bin eigentlich kein Kafeetrinker, aber das Aroma hat es auch mir angetan. Nur habe ich ihn bisher in keinem Laden hier finden können und für eine Internet-Bestellung war ich bisher zu faul ;).

Das mit der langen Reifezeit in der Sonne glaube ich nicht – die Vietnamesen verkaufen ihren Kaffee auf dem Weltmarkt doch zu extrem niedrigen Preisen, da ist eine so lange Reifezeit sicher nicht möglich.

Der Geschmack nach Schokolade entsteht wohl eder durch die Zugabe von Zucker und Fett – leider ist der Kaffee dadurch aber auch überhaupt nicht für den Vollautomaten geeignet! So bleibt nur die vietnamesische Art der Zubereitung im kleinen Tassenfilter – hat aber auf jeden Fall auch was!

Ich würde mich dann mal auf ein Tässchen einladen

@Balu: Ah, dann hat die Kochschlampe noch andere infiziert! Robusta ist hier übrigens auch sehr üblich, zumindest Espresso besteht oft aus Robusta, aber gerade die kräftigere Variante, der vietnamesische schmeckt überhaupt nicht nach dem Robusta, den ich kenne. Und ja, der hat richtig Koffein! Falls Du mal in Hamburg sein solltest: Vinh Loi am Hauptbahnhof hat die Sorten 1, 3 und 5 (ich mag 3 am liebsten).

ich war heuer im sommer fünf wochen in vietnam und liebe seither das land und den vietnamesischen kaffee.

natürlich habe ich eine packung mitgebracht (trung nguyen gourmet blend) und festgestellt, dass ein unterschied darin besteht, dass schon etwas zucker beim kaffeepulver mit drin ist…

@mani: Bist Du sicher? Auf meiner Packung Trung Nguyen Nr. 3 ist kein Zucker als Inhaltsstoff deklariert, und was auf den ersten Blick im Pulver wie ein Zuckerkristall aussieht, schmeckt gar nicht süß. Tatsächlich ist der Kaffee süßlich, und er enthält in den Nährwertangaben auch nicht wenig Zucker (11%), aber ich bin bislang davon ausgegangen, dass das Zucker ist, der natürlich beim Rösten entsteht, wie Malzzucker.

[. ] schön kalt war. Auch nicht falsch, aber nicht ganz das, was mir vorgeschwebt hatte. Dazu gab es vietnamesischen Kaffee und Wibele. Vietnamesischer Kaffe ist merkwürdig gemahlen und verstopft einem grundsätzlich [. ]

Mir hat der Kaffee ebenfalls sehr gut geschmeckt, so dass ich mich vor vier Jahren dazu entschlossen habe, selbst Kaffee Trung Nguyên zu importieren und das Geschäft Yellow Star Coffee zu eröffnen, in dem man Originalröstungen aus verschiedenen Ländern bekommt. Das Geheimnis des Geschmacks steckt vor allem im Röstverfahren: Während des Röstens kommt Zucker dazu, der die Bohnen karamellisieren lässt und die schokoladigen Aromen des Kaffees betont. Dies wird durch die finale Beigabe von Butterfett nochmals gesteigert. Der Kaffee ist trotz seiner Stärke gut bekömmlich, weil er sehr dunkel und gut durchgeröstet ist, wodurch die aggressive Gerbsäuren zerstört worden sind. Die Edelmarke von Trung Nguyên “Legendee” birgt ein Geheimnis, das die Firma nicht öffentlich macht. Aber da damit ursprünglich eine Kopie des echten Kopi Luwak auf den Markt gebracht werden sollte, ist anzunehmen, dass die Rohkaffeebohne vor dem Rösten durch Enzyme behandelt wird, was den Kaffee letztlich besonders weich und rund schmecken lässt. In meinem Geschäft serviere ich den Kaffee mit oder ohne Kondensmilch und biete ihn in meinem Onlineshop http://www.yellow-star-coffee.de für den Versand an.

Ist zwar Werbung, aber da vietnamesischer Kaffee hier so schwer zu kriegen ist, sei’s drum. Aber das klärt zumindest die Frage, warum der Kaffee leicht süßlich schmeckt…

[. ] des Röstprozesses und eine vollständige Durchröstung, die ihm alle Gerbrstoffe entzieht; Hier in den Kommentaren. Und in Vietnam wird nicht nur Kaffee angebaut, das Land ist nach Brasilien der [. ]

Sehr unkomplizierte Kaffeezubereitung. Aber der Kaffee schmeckt in dieser Form besonders gut.

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D - 21107 Hamburg

Telefon: +49 (0)40 75 304 0

Fax: +49 (0)40 75 304 417

Managing directors:: Jan Beernd Rothfos, Holger Bebensee, Sven Dahler, Michael Loß

Registrated at: Amtsgericht Hamburg / HRB 7795

VAT number: DE 118539824

Photography: Jan Lederbogen

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Deutsche Extrakt Kaffee GmbH

Jan Beernd Rothfos, Holger Bebensee, Sven Dahler, Bernd Steeger

Cafeastraße 1, 21107 Hamburg, CR 7795

The objective of the company is the manufacture and distribution of instant coffee, luxury food and goods of all kinds as well as carrying out forwarding business of any kind, and futhermore all transactions in connection herewith and the participation in resembling and similar companies. Data collection, processing and usage is only carried out for exercising the above mentioned purposes.

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Hard Rock Cafe Hamburg

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Sun - Thu 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

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Daily 10:00AM - 12:00AM

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Hard Rock Cafe Hamburg

Est. August 17, 2011

Hard Rock Cafe is located on the banks of the Elbe River in one of the city’s most historic buildings, the Landungsbrücken. Our iconic location is also located near other popular landmarks including Old Elbe Tunnel, the Old Warehouse District, and the Harbor City, making Hard Rock Cafe Hamburg a must-see destination for visitors and locals alike.

Experience Hard Rock

Our three-level, 900-square-meter cafe includes seating for 365, a world-class bar, outdoor seating on a rooftop terrace, a live music area, VIP lounge, and our Rock Shop®, which features limited-edition merchandise. Music memorabilia from our iconic music collection adorns the walls, including items from the world’s most recognizable musicians, as well as contemporary artists with local ties. Come experience the world class service and unique atmosphere that is Hard Rock Cafe.

Savory Cuisine

Hard Rock Cafe’s legendary flavor is just one more reason to visit. Our ever-changing menu features American classics infused with local flavors. Dine in style with our handmade entrees, sip one of our classic cocktails, or keep it classic with our world-famous Legendary® Burger. No matter what you are in the mood for, our menu is sure to satisfy.

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Own S-Bahn station, U-Bahn station, and pier for regular shipping traffic

From the airport towards the city center within 25 min by car

From the main station within 10 min by car (within 35 min walking distance)

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