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A Nautical Delight with Something for Everyone Walking into Schifferbörse Restaurant feels like boarding a grand old ship. The maritime theme is more than decor—it’s an immersive experience. Polished wood paneling, ship wheels, lanterns, and model vessels transport you straight into a seafaring past, making it one of the most atmospherically distinctive restaurants in Hamburg. The attention to nautical detail gives the space warmth and character without feeling gimmicky. But Schifferbörse doesn’t just rely on looks—the menu is impressively extensive, offering a range of dishes to satisfy nearly every palate. Seafood lovers will be at home here, with fresh fish prepared in both traditional and creative styles. Meat dishes are robust and flavorful, from classic schnitzels to tender steaks. Vegetarians aren’t left behind—there’s a thoughtfully curated selection of plant-based dishes that go beyond the usual afterthought salads. Seasonal vegetables, rich pastas, and well-balanced sides show that the kitchen takes care to serve everyone with intention. Desserts at Schifferbörse are a true highlight, and if you order just one thing, make it the warm chocolate cake. Rich, molten, and perfectly portioned, it’s indulgent without being overwhelming. Paired with a scoop of vanilla ice cream or fresh berries, it’s the kind of dessert you’ll want to linger over—and then possibly order again. Service is attentive without being intrusive, and the overall experience combines comfort, charm, and culinary satisfaction. Whether you’re a tourist looking for a unique local spot or a regular craving reliable quality, Schifferbörse delivers an experience that’s both grounded in tradition and open to all tastes.
travlinfamtravlinfam
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This place offers a straightforward menu that delights with its simplicity and quality. The fish is impeccably cooked, paired with French fries sprinkled with a uniquely German salt—simple yet sublime. The homemade remoulade and classic Rote Grütze dessert round out the meal beautifully. Service here is top-notch, and the location is perfect—just next to the train station, with smart glass shielding that keeps the bustle at bay. Affordable and welcoming, the restaurant also serves as a historical haven, its interior echoing the 1700s. Near the Hauptbahnhof, Schifferbörse is known for its efficient service and excellent seafood. It's a lively spot, rich with history and nautical charm, reflective of its heritage and location. With standout pork medallions and friendly waitstaff, the restaurant’s old ship-style decor completes a truly Hamburg dining experience. Definitely worth a visit for a taste of the city's culinary history.
Jonathan VJonathan V
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An old colleague of mine took me here during my visit to Hamburg as I wanted to go somewhere authentically “German” (by Hamburg standards). Schifferborse did not disappoint! We both ordered the schnitzel “Seaman” style, which adds two fried eggs and small shrimp on top of the schnitzel. Being a massive port city, Hamburg cuisine tends to have a seafood component to it, so it’s a nice change of pace from the more traditional German-style schnitzels. Service is efficient and friendly. The menu is in German and English as well. The ambiance is a mix of old-world Germany and the set of a “Pirates” movie, I liked it! I’ll note that there is no A/C (no place really has A/C in Hamburg) in the restaurant; I only mention it because we ate there on one of the warmest evenings I’ve ever experienced in Hamburg, so it was “toasty”, to say the least. This is a great spot that I’d return to on my next trip to Hamburg.
Scott P. HuScott P. Hu
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Had a fantastic time here. Straight from the beginning the server was very kind and friendly. We started with a bit of banter and we felt comfortable right away. The drinks and food got delivered fast, but we also had a really early dinner so it wasn't busy yet. The decorations of this place is just stunning and the whole atmosphere is amazing. I was in awe the whole time. We had the Surf and Turf and fried fish. Food was nice. I swapped my side dish to fries which wasn't an issue at all and the fries were just to my liking. Crunchy but soft in the middle. And some smaller pieces were super crunchy which I love. I was a tiny bit sad to only have 3 prawns on my surf and turf but that might be on me because there can never be enough prawns. The staff was friendly professional and made sure to check in on us the right amount of time.
MeikeMeike
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My hotel suggested this restaurant as I asked for a local seafood place to try while visiting Hamburg for the weekend. What a great recommendation and experience! From start to finish the service, ambiance, and of course cuisine was five stars. Coming from Stuttgart I wanted as much seafood and local Hamburg specialties as possible. The local schnapps and local beer were a great accompaniment to the shrimp bisque and surf and turf dinner that I had. Lisa my server could not have been more attentive and helpful and her excellent English and customer service just made my visit that much more enjoyable. I highly recommend this restaurant which has non-seafood and vegetarian options as well.
SJ WSJ W
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I visited Schifferbörse, just a few meters from Hamburg Hauptbahnhof, and the restaurant was completely full, so a reservation is definitely needed. The atmosphere was cozy, with its charming maritime decor, and the service was efficient despite how busy it was. I ordered the Matjesfilet Hausfrauen Art for the first time, but it turned out to be too salty for my taste. However, I realize this was more about my personal preference than an issue with the dish itself. On the other hand, the Bratkartoffeln were excellent—crispy, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. Overall, it’s a great spot with an authentic vibe. Next time, I’ll make a reservation and choose a dish better suited to my palate!
Ankit VermaAnkit Verma
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Nearby Attractions Of Schifferbörse Restaurant
Europa Passage
MediaMarkt Tech Village Hamburg
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Hamburger Kunsthalle
Prize by Radisson, Hamburg City
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Hamburg Central Station
Hotel Atlantic Hamburg, Autograph Collection
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Kirchenallee 46, 20099 Hamburg, Germany
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+49 40 245240
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schifferboerse-hamburg.de
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North German fish & meat dishes in an ornate, wood-paneled hall filled with maritime artifacts.
attractions: Europa Passage, MediaMarkt Tech Village Hamburg, CHOCOVERSUM - Hamburgs Schokoladenmuseum, Hamburger Kunsthalle, Prize by Radisson, Hamburg City, Museum der Illusionen Hamburg, Hamburg Central Station, Hotel Atlantic Hamburg, Autograph Collection, Chile House, Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg, restaurants: Ahoi Steffen Henssler Hamburg, Frau Möller, Hofbräu Wirtshaus Speersort, Jim Block Jungfernstieg, bona'me, Grand Cafe Back-Lava GmbH, Dim Sum Haus, Saray Köz, Otto's Burger - Lange Reihe, Badshah Restaurant
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