Discover the German Coastline!
Discover the German Coastline!
Hamburger Binnenalster Hamburger BinnenalsterFood and Drink
There is an extremely wide range of restaurants to choose from in Germany's coastal region, from fish smokeries to highly acclaimed star-rated, cordon bleu restaurants. Regional attractions and internationally high-class culinary specialities are offered at festivals, parties and, of course, by catering establishments.
Award-winning gourmet restaurants and in-scene pubs serve best of Elbe and Alster quality. In many places, fresh fish is the order of the day, but all kinds of exotic specialities also provide a huge selection to choose from. With the aid of Gastronomieguide visitors are bound to find the right restaurant or the bar to be seen having a meal, celebrating or meeting people. Local specialities: Hamburger eel soup, traditional Labskaus stew, Finkenwerder Speckscholle, pears, beans and bacon, "Rode Grütt".
The impressive basement vaults of the Bremen Ratskeller is a Mecca for wine connoisseurs: 650 German vines! Guests can sit and have a meal in small alcoves, called "Priölken". A few steps towards the river Weser and the riverside promenade in the heart of the city, "Schlachte" beckons: restaurant ships, cafés and bars, with over 2,000 seating places in the beer and summer gardens. The range of places to eat out is very diverse, high-class Hanseatic, grand bourgeois, but also international cuisine leaves nothing to be desired. Local specialities: Traditional kale and sausage recipe (Grünkohl mit Pinkel) (Nov.- March), Bremer Klaben
The perfect accompaniment to Lübeck marzipan is Lübeck Rotspon, a French red wine which is stored in the Hanseatic city of Lübeck. Top cuisine is offered by the star-rated restaurant in the historic Restaurant Wullenwever. At the Brauberger brewery, guests can watch the beer being brewed. Popular waterholes are the "Schiffergesellschaft", "Ratskeller", "Historischer Weinkeller mit Kartoffelkeller", "Lübecker Hanse " and das "Schabbelhaus", "Gemeinnützige", "Lachswehr".
