Lieger Caesar - Menu

Am Sandtorkai, 20457 Hamburg, Germany

🛍 Wein, Fisch, Kaffee, Fleisch

4.7 💬 1164 Reviews

Phone: +491727377637

Address: Am Sandtorkai, 20457 Hamburg, Germany

City: Hamburg

Menu Dishes: 9

Reviews: 1164

"Solid Scandinavian cuisine without any frills. Very good fresh ingredients prepared deliciously. Friendly professional service. Great ambience in the old ship. Small minus: only a little heated by infrared lamps. So dress warmly in winter."

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All prices are estimates on menu.

Fish Dishes

Salad

Appetizer

Dessert

Starters

Burger

Salads

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Sabine Sabine

Wirklich eine super Location! Toller Service und mega leckeres Käsefondue gegessen

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Sabine
Sabine

Wirklich eine super Location! Toller Service und mega leckeres Käsefondue gegessen


Gerhard
Gerhard

Ein Hausboot zum Restaurant ausgebaut, nähe Elbphilharmonie es hat uns ein Käsefondue sehr gut geschmeckt, es war reichhaltig.


Kai
Kai

Very good location. Nice unique atmosphere. Quality of the food is unique. A visit when you are in Hamburg is very worthwhile. View menu


mc
mc

A perfect and very original place to enjoy excellent cuisine in a very friendly atmosphere! Thanks to Brian and his entire team!


Gaby
Gaby

We had a great evening with very tasty food!! An absolute taste experience! The wines are also highly recommended!!! Next reservation is available!!!!


Wilma
Wilma

Unglaublich schöner, gemütlicher und gleichzeitig schicker Ort, über den wir per Zufall gestolpert sind. Sehr netter Service und leckeres Essen. Große Empfehlung!!! View menu


Sandra
Sandra

Uriges Hausboot mitten in der Hafencity mit gemütlichem Ambiente, sehr guter Küche und sehr netten Personal! Direkt an der Elbphilharmonie und dem Miniaturwunderland. Super!


Jan
Jan

Einen Tag vor dem geplanten Besuch wurde unsere Reservierung stornirt, obwohl wir wenige Stunden bestáttigt hatten. Begründung: Lokal wurde geschlossen wegen Wechsel des Konzepts ab 2024.


Heinz
Heinz

Solid Scandinavian cuisine without any frills. Very good fresh ingredients prepared deliciously. Friendly professional service. Great ambience in the old ship. Small minus: only a little heated by infrared lamps. So dress warmly in winter. View menu

Hamburg

Hamburg

Hamburg, a port city in northern Germany, is known for its maritime heritage, vibrant culture, and local dishes like Fischbrötchen and Labskaus. It's a blend of old charm and modern vibe.

Categories

  • Wein A curated selection of fine wines from around the world, offering rich reds, crisp whites, and elegant rosés to pair perfectly with your meal. Savor each bottle's unique aroma, flavor, and complexity.
  • Fisch Delight in our exquisite fish dishes, crafted from the freshest catch of the day. From grilled favorites to savory stews, our menu celebrates the ocean's bounty with flavors to satisfy every palate. View menu
  • Kaffee Indulge in our rich and aromatic coffee selection, expertly brewed to awaken your senses. From classic espresso to creamy lattes, discover the perfect blend to start your day on a flavorful note.
  • Fleisch Explore our mouth-watering meat selection, featuring expertly grilled steaks, tender chicken, and flavorful lamb dishes, each seasoned to perfection for an unforgettable dining experience.

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"There's always a question (in my mind, anyway) as to Michelin's accuracy/usefulness outside of France. In the US, it's not very helpful at all and in Europe ex-France, I've found it hit and miss. Haerlin represented only my second stab at a two-star in Germany and the first meal (Heinz Winkler), while a thoroughly wonderful overall experience, felt like the second star might have been a stretch. Not so at Haerlin, this was a two-star meal that stands fork-to-fork with any I can remember.The food is stylized to within an inch of its life, but close to flawless in both conception and execution. Outside of a large selection of generally unremarkable breads and a luke-warm roasted onion broth added to an amuse at table side that probably should have been hotter, the meal was simply one perfect dish after another. Maybe the sorbet intermezzo was a little old school in such a fashion forward meal, but - hey - it was delicious! Keep it.The room is suitably formal, luxurious in a traditional style, and quite comfortable. The pace of service might be a little leisurely for some (I ate alone and the four-course menu (seven + courses, including amuses, etc) pushed it a bit, stretching just over three hours. However, the friendly and attentive staff kept an eye out the entire time and stopped by if the time between courses presented the opportunity.The somm, in particular, was a great diversion, visiting from time to time to discuss the varied and interesting wines on offer. He provided useful insight into the outstanding selection of trocken Rieslings on the list. He guided me to a 2001 Burklin-Wolf GG that, at Eu 150, was both a great bottle of mature white and a tremendous value for a wine of this quality in this type of restaurant. (Good luck finding a white burgundy of this quality at this price at any multi-star restaurant - or at retail, for that matter.) He also suggested a wonderful German Pinot Noir by the glass that worked perfectly with the meat course and wasn't terribly expensive. The list is extensive, but not the tome you see at some restaurants, but don't be fooled - wine service at Haerlin is both a major plus and represents notable value in the context of multi-star restaurants.I'm not going to argue two-star vs three-star because that distinction often seems to be kind of mysterious (and tangentially related to the food), but I will say that this place certainly deserves two stars. I had just a flat-out great meal. If you can work in a visit, Haerlin should be high on your list."