Erika's Eck - Menu

Zu viel Trubel bei wenig Substanz. Das Echte ist weg und wird teilweise durch angetrunkene Hamburg-Besucher ersetzt. Auch sollten Jungesellenabschiede verboten werden

gute, währschafte küche auf freundlich-frech-unkomplizierte art in rustikaler gaststube serviert. bei diesem wundervollen wetter wäre draussen sitzen schön gewesen, leider gabs keine aussenbestuhlung.

Eine rustikale gemütliche Ecke Kneipe mit Hamburger Original hintere der Theke. Hier gibt es ein hervorragendes Schnitzel XL Format mit leckeren Bratkartoffeln wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt und es hat uns hervorragend geschmeckt. View menu

Traditional German restaurant especially for meet lovers! crowded, simple and quiet interesting, this place offers many varieties of well cooked meets (the schnitzels are the best sellers of course the shares are big, the list of beers is satisfactory, the staff a little bit slow...and the prices seem normal. it's worth a visit.

Its a good sign, when taxi-drivers are eating in a restaurant! And this restaurant ist well known by this guys. One easy reason: really great portions of delicous roastbeef with baked potatoes (Bratkartoffeln) for example. Fabuless steaks, an always friendly service and something special...in Hamburg an open kitchen the whole night long .... Ask your cab-driver! Its the best!

My friends and I were there in May 2017. We were searching for the place to eat after 6 p.m.))) Big problem in Germany. Found this place thanks to tripadvisor. But when we came all the places were already occupied. But luckily we joined to some german ladies. The half of their table was free. They were very kind! The atmosphere was so "german", so sincere. There were no foreigners there. All people were so relaxed and happy. And the food was very tasty! The plates were so big, that we haven't even finished them, just couldn't))) And the price was very loyal. Btw, those women then have shown us the city later, so we've also got new friends! View menu

We got here very early on a Friday, and whilst most tables were empty they all had a reserved sign on them. We were ready for grumpy service (sort of Fawlty Towers), and certainly got that. I'm guessing it is part of the show . experience. We asked if they had a table for two, then stood in silence for probably minutes while the (owner just stared silently at his bookings register as if trying to work out how to fit us in. Eventually I made a comment about something else to my husband, and was told to be patient . I reckon it was a game of chicken just seeing who would speak first. Once that ritual was out of the way, we were given a table (big shared table), and ordered the schnitzel. It wa...

This is definitely not your ordinary place. Though the main room is dank and dark, they have small “dining room” off to the side which is only a bit less dank and dark, and then bright, clean, new bathrooms. I ordered Schnitzel “Wiener Art” mit...Bratkartoffeln and my husband had Zigeunerschnitzel paniert mit Bratkartoffeln – which meant we basically both got the same thing but he had a sauce on the side – and not a very good one, at that (probably poured out of a can). But what left a truly bad taste in our mouth was when we were paying the bill which was My husband gave Monica (not our waitress) a note – and she gave him change, shorting his change by He held out the change and said, “We h...

What a strange but most enjayable evening. TA directed me to this dining “institution”, a bit off the beaten track, but not too far from my hotel. It’s a curious little place, very basic but quite cosy, with a pair of quite surly waiting staff,...who took no interest in me as I entered and stood at the side waiting for a table to free up. Luckily one cleared after a few minutes, and I sat myself at a large table. Inevitably, in such a busy restaurant, I was asked if I minded if another party sat with me, so I ended up eating a meal perfectly affably with a group of strangers! The owner’s gruff manner gradually subsided too. Variations on the theme of schnitzel are the main fare here, and por... View menu