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would have liked to have written a good review, but when we arrived on 13.06 at 21:00 clock, the above told us that is already closed everywhere (internet, entrance door). but that Tuesdays until 23:00 clock is open

They apparently don't know what a Wiener schnitzel is. I got a breaded steak, almost an inch thick. Terrible. The potatoes were very good, the salmon tartar way too salty and more onion than salmon. The English menu shows higher prices than the German one....Not recommended.

had a nice dinner here, had delicious food and wine and amazing service of roberta. I was here alone on a work trip and accompanied by an ipad, a charming man gave me the Wi-Fi details for restaurant that I tried. to connect via my phone. thanks for the great attention service View menu

this is a really nice restaurant with fresh and imaginative eating. the service is friendly, attentive and professional it was so nice to have fresh ingredients tastefully presented and beautifully cooked. such a refreshing change from all flesh, bread and potatoes, so typical...in hannover

the restaurant is worn away to find a small arcade. we received a very warm greeting from guney and constantin, who remained very friendly for our late booking (by a late arrival). the restaurant is modern and serves both German and Mediterranean food. we had a very good idea of scallops with lenses an unexpected modern note. I had a delicious carving for the main course. nothing was too much annoyed for our friendly and generous hostess. highly recommended.

we were looking for a good carving before we returned to amsterdam, and since this restaurant is next to the railway station, we decided to eat here. very friendly and attentive service, a girl who speaks prefect Spanish coughs, has taken care of us very much. eating was in order not to complain, but it was nothing spectacular. it is certainly not the best scavenger I have ever tried. the large portion with kartoffels and salate tastes good. just for the price I would have expected better. View menu

this is not the easiest restaurant to find, but the additional work is worth it. it was a quiet night, so I received extra personalized service, but I got the strong impression that I had been well treated, even in a busy night. I asked one. cocktail not in the repertoire of the bartender and was enthusiastically accommodated. I order a steak that was perfectly cooked. the entire staff (including chef and manager) was very friendly and knowledgeable. I had some wonderful experiences while in hannover was the best (conversation, service and eating).

The atmosphere is understated but pleasant--lots of beige and slightly corporate--more slick than romantic. The menu is enhanced German cuisine with a fair amount of variety. The cream of mushroom soup was phenomenal--flavorful and complex. The filet of pork was a mixed bag. The meat...was slightly overdone and as a result, a bit dry. It was so overwhelmed by the sauce that its flavor was insubstantial. The vegetables were overcooked and a bit tired. On the other hand, the baked plum sauce was divine, and the cabbage dumplings were superb. I wish that I had been able to try the chocolate cake, but they were out, so I tried the Bavarian Cream, which I promptly returned. It was followed by som...

until the change of owner, the tube was a hot spot in hannover, without a reservation there was nothing here. now there are many free tables, although not much has changed on the first look. the kitchen is still neat, but no feeling of the personal hospitality that had shaped the tuberculum is imaginable. the atmosphere is now quite impersonal, that has probably buryed the long-standing raised ancestral clientele. in the last weeks I was there several paintings, never a dessert or coffee was offered to me! the water is obviously line water filled in brand bottles with glass corks, to the fish missing lemon and the dips could be a bit more refined flavor. we had a table reserved, but we did n... View menu