Ahoi Hamburg

I met an old friend here recently. We got there late...too late to get their full menu, so they gave us some Madjesfillet Brötchen (pickled herring in cream with onion in a roll) which you either love or hate. I love it and it's a local speciality. It's not fine dining, but it's cheap and tasty. You sit on wooden beach chairs on decking or sand on the banks of the harbour, which is pretty wide here. As we watched, ate and drank, a vast container ship was tugged in and elegantly slotted down an inlet.

A very friendly place, there are excellent sandwiches, it is absolutely necessary to stop there! it is in the Portuguese quarter

It is a beautiful place for brewed tee, of course the cakes and boreks eaten with it are very satisfying.

Previously, woman lived in the opposite, but my first time in hamburg. while she walked around in no target, the woman remembered having good meals here. so I ordered hamburger pannfish, the baked cable fish. hamburger probably meant hamburger and has nothing to do with burger. it was amazing. meat with tasty sauce, I think a variant of honey mustard. I even ate the skin that had no fishy smell. kartoffeln were wonderful. Wife was not hungry, but I managed to eat the half of my fish, so I then ordered a bark teriyaki burger. sweet, but not too sweet. bacon was good too. the burger is recommended if they like it sweet. we can recommend the fish to all fish lovers. friendly service.

I met an old friend here. we came late...too late to get their full menu, so they gave us some madjesfilled rolls (pickkled hering in cream with twirl in a roll) they either love or hate. I love it, and it's a... locality. it is not a good food, but it is cheap and tasty. they are sitting on wooden chairs on decking or sand at the distances of the harbour, which is quite wide here. when we looked at, ate and drank, a huge container ship was dragged in and elegantly slotted one in.