The best restaurants Hamburg

Ideal for breakfast with many formulas (French, Italian, Nordic and even champagne for 22,50 €) served until, the charming Café Gnosa also offers a map of Italian or German dishes, quiches, salads, fish and meat that changes every week. You can also find the excellent, well-known pastries throughout the city. In the middle of the Saint Georg district, coffee is openly displayed gay friendly.

German and Italian cuisine for this gay and lesbian coffee, which welcomes everyone. Rustic atmosphere. Interior courtyard and outdoor terrace on a busy street. Ideal for small budgets.

Fashionable in the creative fashion of Hamburg, this Italian restaurant offers Fashion Week decoration, waxed concrete and ceiling covered with tarabiscotés chandeliers, large hall and large tables where one hoarse over the band to get heard from its neighbour. It's a pity that it's a little bit piquant. The pasta is not really al dente, the risotto lost its crunchy and the recipes don't block a corner. But, just a few steps from the Deichtorhallen where to expose the artists in sight and their curators well put, this is the ideal place to see and be seen. Not to mention the primesautier service.

This Bavarian restaurant, located on the pleasant Grossneumarkt, is part of a large German tourist chain that is located in many large cities in the country. Of course, he proposes the Paulaner, a beer in Munich, whose name it takes in all its forms (white, brown, hops…) but also Bavarian specialities, sausages, schnitzel, grilled meats, goulaschs, as well as the classics of North Germany, like the matjes fillet (young herring).

Mittagstich hausgemacht (homemade lunch) shouts retro neon in the window: this typically German shop, where sausages, cooked ham or chips are eaten, is a cult in Eimsbüttel, a workers' district that has become a den of bobos. With its worker's canteen-like appearance, this authentic boui-boui is rather refreshing.