The view over the Gro&szlig;er Pl&ouml;ner See really is something. Food looked great on the plate, tasted fresh too. Place was packed, so we waited a bit for a table. Not ideal, but sitting outside with that water right there made it fine. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The roasted duck breast was cooked perfectly&mdash;crispy skin, tender meat. The wine pairing with it actually made sense, not just some random pour. Portions are on the smaller side, but the flavors are dense enough that you don&#39;t really mind. I&#39;d come back just for that dish alone.

We went for the braised pork and salmon &mdash; both were pretty good. The schnitzel was fine, nothing more. Place has that historic feel, which is nice. Prices are a bit steep, but you kind of expect that here. Wouldn&rsquo;t say it&rsquo;s a must, but it&rsquo;s a decent stop.

The Tandoori Mix platter came out still sizzling, really well grilled. That was the highlight for me. Service was fine, no complaints. The place has this rustic vibe, nothing fancy but fits the food. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something straightforward. Maybe not a destination place, but I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m nearby.

The courtyard is really charming, rustic in a good way. We had the tagliatelle with salmon in Gorgonzola sauce&mdash;pretty good, creamy without being too heavy. Pizza crust was nice and crispy too. Service was decent, though it got a bit busy later. Fine spot for a relaxed meal if you&#39;re in the area.

The spring rolls were super fresh and the pho broth had real depth. Cozy little spot, though it did get a bit busy around lunchtime.

The pork with toast was tasty, especially the mushrooms. Service was friendly and we didn&#39;t wait long.

Cozy place, staff was really on top of things. Had a solid lunch, nothing fancy but done right. Just watch out if you&#39;re gluten-free, not many options there.

The pizza itself was solid, thin base and good toppings. Just felt the topping amount was a bit stingy for what they charge. Cash only, heads up. Service was quick though.

The wine list is solid, no complaints there. Croquetas were decent, nice and creamy inside. But the patatas bravas? Kind of missed the mark, sauce lacked that punch. I&#39;ve had better in Spain, so maybe my bar is set high. Fine for a casual glass and a bite, just don&#39;t expect the real deal.

The fish soup alone is worth coming here for. So much flavor for that price. I got the salmon too, though it came with a bit too much cabbage for my taste. Still, I&#39;d go back just for that soup. Service was nice and the place had a relaxed vibe.

The wine pairing really stood out to me&mdash;especially the non-alcoholic option, which matched each course surprisingly well. You can tell they put actual thought into the menu. My only small gripe: the pacing felt a bit slow between courses, but it gave us time to enjoy the flavors. Comfortable seating too, which I always appreciate.

The live music was the highlight for me. Not too loud, just enough to make the place feel alive. Food was solid, drinks were good. We were there for a birthday and they did make it feel a bit special. Only thing, it got a little crowded later on. Still, a nice spot to just sit and hang out for a while.

Came here on a weekday for the lunch deal&mdash;pizza plus sparkling water for &euro;10.50. Crust was properly crunchy, nice and thin. I grabbed a veggie option, plenty of those on the menu. Solid pick if you&#39;re in the area and want something quick without the tourist-trap vibe.

The lamb souvlaki was properly grilled, juicy inside. Tzatziki had a good garlic kick. Wheat beer came ice cold. Free ouzo at the end didn&#39;t hurt either.

Been coming here for a while now, and the speed of service still gets me. Walked in on a busy Friday, got my food in like ten minutes. Tandoori chicken was solid, same as always. Place gets a bit loud when it&#39;s packed, but that&#39;s not why I show up. Just consistent, which is hard to find.

Solid pasta, decent portions. Bit pricey for what you get though. Fine if you&#39;re nearby and don&#39;t mind paying a little extra.

We came back here after a year and the owner still remembered us. That was a nice touch. Food was solid, the grilled octopus was done right. Place gets busy, so service slows down a bit, but nothing crazy. Good spot if you want Greek food without the fuss. We&#39;ll be back when we&#39;re in the area.

Scrambled eggs with North Sea shrimp at breakfast. Unexpectedly good. Homemade jam too. Solid start before walking around HafenCity. Place feels relaxed, not rushed. Fine for a quick morning bite.

Schnitzel J&auml;gerart was solid, and swapping fries for bratkartoffeln worked well. Upstairs is a nice spot to watch the Hbf crowd.

Stopped by for a late lunch &mdash; the gyros were solid, tzatziki nice and garlicky. Portions are generous, no doubt. What got me was the house wine on tap, honestly didn&rsquo;t expect that with a Greek spot. Went well with the lamb. Only catch: cash only, so come prepared. Service was friendly enough, nothing fancy.

Tucked away in the greenery, which I liked. Buffet had enough variety, staff were nice. Got a bit crowded though, hard to find a quiet corner. Fine for a casual meal if you&#39;re in the area.

The eggs benedict were properly runny, hollandaise had enough tang. Prosecco was included, which made it a solid deal for brunch. Coffee was decent, not great, but drinkable. Food came out hot and well-seasoned. That&#39;s really what I care about. Would come back for the eggs alone.

The beef-pork patty had good flavor, just a bit dry&mdash;mayo fixed that. Homemade bacon and spicy peppers were the best toppings. Sweet potato fries are the way to go. Fair price for what you get.

Stopped by for a late breakfast and grabbed a table by the window. The vibe is chill, not too crowded. Had the scrambled eggs with toast&mdash;simple but done right. Coffee was decent, nothing fancy. Prices are fair for the portion. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Been coming here for a while now. The fish is always fresh, and that harbour view never gets old. Staff remembers you too, which is nice.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Steak was solid, cooked right. Service was fast enough for my break. Portion decent for the price. Nothing fancy but does the job.

Big schnitzel for the price, that&#39;s for sure. Service was friendly and they spoke English, which helped. Homemade lemonade was a nice touch too.

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