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Hotel Hoyers in Pinneberg, Free Parking and WiFi
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Featuring free toiletries, this quadruple room includes a private bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer. This quadruple…
Featuring free toiletries, this triple room includes a private bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer. This triple room…
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Restaurants nearby
- Heimatjuwel★ Michelin A truly charming find, this small, personally managed restaurant in central Eimsbüttel has a lovely clean-lined modern aesthetic and an intimate atmosphere. Marcel Görke, no stranger to Hamburg's culinary scene, serves up creative seasonal cuisine made from regional ingredients. The basis is a vegetarian set menu, which diners can opt to "upgrade" with a meat/fish course (it varies). Opt for four to seven courses on Tue-Thu; on Fri and Sat, five to seven courses. The dishes are bursting with intense flavours, a case in point being the potato millefeuille served with a vegetable sauce – its ric17.3km
- Rolin Elegant ambience, friendly service, tasty and ambitious international, classic and seasonal cuisine – on the menu e. g. fillet of North Sea cod with a horseradish, honey and rosemary crust. Incidentally, "Rolin" is the name of a ship's captain. Hotel Cap Polonio has well-kept rooms for overnight stays.4.6km
- Landhaus Scherrer★ Michelin Behind its smart white façade, this culinary gem, somewhat tucked away in a quiet neighbourhood, welcomes diners into an atmosphere that is both elegant and inviting. At the helm in the kitchen is Heinz O. Wehmann, who is as integral to Landhaus Scherrer as St Michael's Church is to Hamburg! Since 1980, he has been head chef at this restaurant, which was opened in 1976 by Armin and Emmi Scherrer, and boasts a long history of MICHELIN-star recognition. Dishes rooted in classic cuisine, such as crustacean ravioli with morels and young leek, or pan-fried cod fillet with asparagus ragout, boiled p18.7km
- Piment★ Michelin Beyond the lovely interior decor in warm tones and the friendly, competent service, it is first and foremost Wahabi Nouri's cuisine that sets this restaurant apart. You can really feel his passion for food! His cooking owes its personal touch to his respect for his heritage: Nouri comes from Casablanca and incorporates subtle North African nuances. Spices are a constant presence in the set menus and merge harmoniously with French influences. The result is a sophisticated and finely balanced interplay of flavours. One particularly exciting feature is the chef's surprise main course, which chang18.8km
- Petit Amour★ Michelin Eike Iken and Monique Lingg are your dedicated hosts. The chef-patron skilfully weaves together modern, classic French and Nordic influences (his cod, mussels, curry and cauliflower, for instance, is delicious). Knowledgeable staff provide cordial service, and the chefs come to the table to present the dishes that form the four- to six-course set menu. To accompany the food, there are carefully selected wine pairings, plus a premium option; the high-calibre house-made alcohol-free accompaniment is also recommended. The small restaurant with its 12 tables has a pleasant, almost intimate atmosph18.8km
- Jellyfish★ Michelin A mecca for fans of fish and seafood, Jellyfish proposes a set menu comprising five, six or seven courses, with the option to upgrade. The cuisine is modern, innovative and surprising at every turn. Emphasis is placed on premium-quality ingredients as, for example, in the wonderful Spessart trout Steckerlfisch, which is charcoal-grilled, glazed with BBQ sauce and accompanied by marinated red cabbage, pickled plum and a marigold gel with citrus notes. The set menu can be paired with wine or appealing alcoholic-free alternatives. As for the setting, the restaurant, located in the Schanzenviertel19.1km
- Zeik★ Michelin Maurizio Oster is the chef-owner of this modern, clean-lined, almost minimalist-style little restaurant. He co-leads the kitchen with Mirco Brunßen. Together, they pursue a clear philosophy in which the ingredients always take centre stage. Excellent ingredients, frequently sourced from small producers and organic farms in the immediate vicinity, go into seasonal North German-inspired, plant-forward dishes. Accordingly, alongside a set menu featuring some fish and meat, a vegetarian version is available. Signature dishes can also be ordered as add-ons. The refined craftsmanship is apparent the19.5km
- Koer★ Michelin A brilliant combination of restaurant and bar! Their "modern, market-fresh cuisine" is served in the form of creative dishes, such as smoked sardine and razor clams from the Dutch coast with grilled peppers, capers and pickled coriander seeds. We recommend opting for the surprise menu, but there is also an à la carte selection that includes bar snacks – it is well worth trying their own creations from the cocktail list. Good to know: Alcohol-free beverage pairings are available for the set menu. A pleasantly lively and fun atmosphere reigns in this chic restaurant. The name is derived from the19.5km
- HAEBEL★ Michelin This tiny 14-seat restaurant is tucked away in a characteristic corner of St Pauli, amid the neighbourhood's bustle and graffiti. Behind the large windows looking out onto the street, the setting is intimate – it almost has the feel of a living room – with a kitchen open to the dining area. An engagingly creative surprise menu is served (in both conventional and vegetarian versions), comprising around 13 amuse-bouches and small dishes. Although pared down, these are complex and refined, full of finesse and occasionally daring in their bold flavours. Fermentation techniques and Asian influences19.8km
- HYGGE Brasserie & BarBib This hip place is named after the concept of hygge. In Danish and Norwegian, this describes a feeling of cosy wellbeing and comfortable conviviality – very fitting for the atmosphere conjured up in this pretty half-timbered house, which used to be a stable for polo horses. Allying rustic timber elements and modern design, the interior is chic and stylish, with the central fireplace as the focal point. The atmosphere is pleasantly lively. Unfussy seasonal dishes make up the HYGGE set menu and surprise menu; alternatively go à la carte – there are great vegetarian options, too. Or why not order 15.4km
Includes Michelin / Black Pearl / guide picks (reference quality, no prices); data from Overture, Michelin Guide and others.
Attractions nearby
- Volksparkstadion football stadium in Hamburg, Germany14.4km
- Tierpark Hagenbeck zoo in Hamburg, Germany15.6km
- Fazle Omar Mosque a mosque in Hamburg16.8km
- Rote Flora social centre and squatted former theater in Hamburg, Germany19.3km
- Hamburg Planetarium most visited star theatre in Germany19.5km
- Altonaer Museum museum in Hamburg19.2km
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