Ahrensburg Restaurants

This restaurant is located near the slaughterhouse. The menu mainly offers meat dishes, including the kind that satisfies even the biggest of appetites. Amongst the popular side dishes are fried potatoes, and it is advisable to... more

Located between the Kempinski Hotel Atlantic and the red-light district around the station, this bar is a new addition to the scene, but has rapidly developed into one of the places to go out to. If you're lucky, you may find y... more

The Amtrak restaurant is at home in the waiting room of Hamburg´s oldest railway station. Good, cheap dishes are served here. It's not all that comfortable here, but sixteen different international beers and a number of cocktai... more

Innovative and creative are words that describe Cox extremely well. The spacious dining rooms are simple but stylish, making this the perfect place to relax and enjoy great food. Apart from classic French and Italian dishes, th... more

The Italian restaurant Bei Bruni Galatea is located on a little launch boat on the Binnenalster lake. It offers exquisite Italian cuisine and is always quite busy. You have a fantastic view of the inner Alster lake from this sh... more

If one had to categorize a chunk of Nil's regulars, it would definitely be the media crowd who patronize this establishment, with its fifties-style interior and unconventional ambience. Indeed, the eatery, which is a former old... more

 Exquisite Thai cuisine is available in an exclusive ambience here. Surrounded by orchid arrangements and golden statues of Buddha, dining here is a very pleasant experience. The cuisine at Manee Thai is very elaborate. They us... more

Fish and tradition are two very important words at the Old Commercial Room. This is the place to go for real Hanseatic specialties. The menu is translated into nine languages, definitely appreciated by all the international gue... more

Paolino Cherchi is one of Hamburg's best known Italian chefs and many of his guests were devastated when his restaurant burned down in 1997. Two years later, it reopened in a new location overlooking the Alster and continues to... more

If you've had enough of the allegedly stiff and formal Hanseatic people and feel you could do with proper Bavarian food and ambience for a change, why not try the Franziskaner. The waitresses wear traditional Dirndl dresses and... more