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Zum Alten Lotsenhaus
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Refined North German & global fish & seafood, in a 1700s building overlooking Hamburg harbor.
Nearby attractions
Museumshafen Oevelgönne e.V.
Fähranleger Neumühlen (ohne, Hausnummer, 22763 Hamburg, Germany
Feuerschiff „Elbe 3“
Museumshafen Oevelgönne, Germany
Neumühlen/Ovelgönne ferry stop
E45, 22605 Hamburg, Germany
Weiße Säulenvilla an der Elbchaussee
Elbchaussee 186B, 22605 Hamburg, Germany
Elbstrand
Övelgönne 62-89, 22605 Hamburg, Germany
Fischers Park
Fischers Allee 24, 22763 Hamburg, Germany
Nearby restaurants
Café Elbterrassen
Övelgönne 1, 22605 Hamburg, Germany
Strandperle
Övelgönne 60, 22605 Hamburg, Germany
Landhaus Scherrer
Elbchaussee 130, 22763 Hamburg, Germany
Ahoi Strandkiosk
Övelgönne 56-58, 22605 Hamburg, Germany
Elbwarte
Neumühlen 37, 22763 Hamburg, Germany
Ristorante Vito
Bleickenallee 43-45, 22763 Hamburg, Germany
Il Gambero Ristorante Pizzeria
Elbchaussee 94, 22763 Hamburg, Germany
Koytoyki Dionysos
Große Brunnenstraße 21, 22763 Hamburg, Germany
Mahlzeit
Eventlocation, Neumühlen 11, 22763 Hamburg, Germany
Kaiserperle Museumshafen / DES Bergedorf
Neumühlen/Övelgönne - Finkenwerder, 22763 Hamburg, Germany
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Zum Alten Lotsenhaus

Övelgönne 13, 22605 Hamburg, Germany
4.5(689)$$$$
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Refined North German & global fish & seafood, in a 1700s building overlooking Hamburg harbor.

attractions: Museumshafen Oevelgönne e.V., Feuerschiff „Elbe 3“, Neumühlen/Ovelgönne ferry stop, Weiße Säulenvilla an der Elbchaussee, Elbstrand, Fischers Park, restaurants: Café Elbterrassen, Strandperle, Landhaus Scherrer, Ahoi Strandkiosk, Elbwarte, Ristorante Vito, Il Gambero Ristorante Pizzeria, Koytoyki Dionysos, Mahlzeit, Kaiserperle Museumshafen / DES Bergedorf
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+49 40 8800196
Website
zum-alten-lotsenhaus.de

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Nearby attractions of Zum Alten Lotsenhaus

Museumshafen Oevelgönne e.V.

Feuerschiff „Elbe 3“

Neumühlen/Ovelgönne ferry stop

Weiße Säulenvilla an der Elbchaussee

Elbstrand

Fischers Park

Museumshafen Oevelgönne e.V.

Museumshafen Oevelgönne e.V.

4.6

(2.2K)

Open 24 hours
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Feuerschiff „Elbe 3“

Feuerschiff „Elbe 3“

4.4

(30)

Open 24 hours
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Neumühlen/Ovelgönne ferry stop

Neumühlen/Ovelgönne ferry stop

4.6

(23)

Open 24 hours
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Weiße Säulenvilla an der Elbchaussee

Weiße Säulenvilla an der Elbchaussee

4.6

(22)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Free walking tour through the UNESCO World Heritage Site
Free walking tour through the UNESCO World Heritage Site
Fri, Dec 12 • 2:00 PM
20095, Hamburg, Germany
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Ein Planet vor unserer Zeit: Dinosaurier – Das immersive Erlebnis
Ein Planet vor unserer Zeit: Dinosaurier – Das immersive Erlebnis
Sat, Dec 13 • 2:00 PM
Platz am 10. Längengrad 1, Hamburg, 20457
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Vikings - Entdecker und Eroberer - Ein immersives Erlebnis - Weltpremiere in Hamburg
Vikings - Entdecker und Eroberer - Ein immersives Erlebnis - Weltpremiere in Hamburg
Fri, Dec 12 • 10:00 AM
Waidmannstraße 26, Hamburg, 22769
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Nearby restaurants of Zum Alten Lotsenhaus

Café Elbterrassen

Strandperle

Landhaus Scherrer

Ahoi Strandkiosk

Elbwarte

Ristorante Vito

Il Gambero Ristorante Pizzeria

Koytoyki Dionysos

Mahlzeit

Kaiserperle Museumshafen / DES Bergedorf

Café Elbterrassen

Café Elbterrassen

3.2

(718)

$$

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Strandperle

Strandperle

4.4

(2.8K)

$$

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Landhaus Scherrer

Landhaus Scherrer

4.7

(280)

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Ahoi Strandkiosk

Ahoi Strandkiosk

4.2

(419)

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Rey R.Rey R.
Walking along the Elbe on a sunny afternoon, you’ll likely be tempted to stop at Zum Alten Lotsenhaus’s beachfront kiosk. With its open-air setting, shaded tables, and prime riverfront location, it looks like the perfect pit stop — and in many ways, it is. But don’t expect a culinary highlight. The Real Star: The River Elbe What makes this place special isn’t the food — it’s the view. Sitting here, you’re face to face with the mighty Elbe River, watching ferries glide by, container ships being loaded across at the terminal, and sailboats dancing between them like locals who know this river by heart. It’s the kind of scene that makes even a simple snack feel like a moment worth savoring. Simple Menu, Uneven Portions The menu is straightforward: • Fish & Chips – €15 • Calamari with fries and aioli – €15 • Fries with cheddar and truffle mayo – €10 • Plain fries – €8 We tried the fish & chips and the calamari. Both were freshly fried and tasted good — crispy on the outside, soft inside. But here’s the catch: while the fries were generously served, the fish and calamari portions were on the small side. For €15, you’d expect a bit more than a few bites of seafood. Still, if you’re just looking to snack and not feast, it hits the spot. Drinks & Atmosphere The drink list includes local beers like Astra (€3.50), Erdinger (€6), Holsten (€4.60), and others, all served cold and with a smile. The laid-back rhythm of the place fits perfectly with a slow sip and some people-watching. Service: No Rush, Literally You’ll have to order at the counter, pay, and wait for a pager to buzz when your food is ready. Staff are polite, but service is not fast, so be prepared to wait a little — ideally while soaking in the river breeze and watching the next ferry dock. Conclusion Zum Alten Lotsenhaus’s kiosk is more about the Elbe experience than a culinary one. Come for the ships, the salty wind, and the view that reminds you you’re in Hamburg — a city where logistics and leisure float side by side. The food? Tasty, simple, but portioned like a teaser. Still, with a cold beer in hand and container giants in the background, you probably won’t mind too much.
Uwe-Carsten EdelerUwe-Carsten Edeler
Entwicklungspotential inklusive Schön ist’s geworden das nigelnagelneue Oberdeck „Zum alten Lotsenhaus“ in Övelgönne. Gut geeignet für geschlossene Gesellschaften und auch für den neu angebotenen Sonntagsbrunch. Der Raum ist mit seinen z.T. alten Holzbalken urig gemütlich und durch die Fenster hat man einen eindrucksvollen Blick auf die Elbe. Die Tische sind gepflegt mit weißen Tischtüchern, Blümchen und Stoffservietten eingedeckt und die bequemen Sessel verleiten zum Bleiben. Das Personal empfing uns freundlich, versorgte und aufmerksam mit Kaffee und räumte gebrauchtes Geschirr schnell ab. Die Musik im Hintergrund kam etwas holprig und unentschieden daher. Naja: Es wird noch etwas geübt. Das Angebot ist neu und muss sich auch noch herumsprechen. Die ca 20 Gäste - eher wenig für den Raum und ein erwachsenes Brunchbüffet und so war auch das Angebot insgesamt wohl etwas reduziert - fanden eine schöne kleine Auswahl an kalten Speisen vor: besonders lecker der frisch aufgeschnittene Graved Lachs und das Roastbeef mit Remouladensauce. Dazu gab es einige ganz anmutig aussehende leckere Salate (der Rotkohlsalat fand unsere besondere Beachtung) und die Käseauswahl. Die Antipasti dagegen waren lieblos zubereitet: matschig, ohne Geschmacksunterschiede und etwas sauer, schade. Am warmen Büffet war es für Vegetarier allerdings ganz mau. Nicht unser Problem. Aber es enttäuschte auch uns: Da gab es natürlich die obligaten Nürnberger Würstchen, Rührei und Bacon. Der Lachs in Senfsauce war tafellos, wenn man bedenkt, dass er im Warmhaltebecken in nur sparsam dosierter Senfsauce überleben musste, aber Spirelli-Nudeln dazu? Und nochmals Nudeln zum verkochten Gulasch? Da auch das Kürbisgemüse verkocht war, konnten wir den warmen Speisen insgesamt nicht viel Sympathie entgegenbringen. Die Desserttörtchen, gefüllt mit Mousse au Chocolat waren dann wieder sehr lecker, aber statt der zwei weiteren Kuchen wäre vielleicht eher eine erfrischende Creme, ein Obstsalat oder Rote Grütze erfrischender Abschluss. Dafür sind 39€ ( inkl. Saft und Kaffee) auch unter Corona-Inflations- und Energieerschwernissen zu viel. Es sollte besser noch nachjustiert werden. Dass man das handwerklich kann, belegt das a la carte Essen auf dem „Hauptdeck“.
Balázs Németh-KissBalázs Németh-Kiss
Very nice restaurant above Elbstrand. Friendly waiters, fast service, nice millieu and tasty dishes with many fish on the menu. We visited at a rainy Sunday afternoon, got a table immediately - I guess when it's sunny it could be a challenge, but the terrace seems to be large enough to accommodate many. The kids offer is chicken and fish fried in breadcrumbs - gourmet version of course. The fish was very tasty and stylishly served. They also have snacks on the menu like fish&chips and the chocolate cake is highly recommended 🙂 Prices are on the higher end but the quality of the food and the service make it worth. I think we will come back here from time-to-time.
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Walking along the Elbe on a sunny afternoon, you’ll likely be tempted to stop at Zum Alten Lotsenhaus’s beachfront kiosk. With its open-air setting, shaded tables, and prime riverfront location, it looks like the perfect pit stop — and in many ways, it is. But don’t expect a culinary highlight. The Real Star: The River Elbe What makes this place special isn’t the food — it’s the view. Sitting here, you’re face to face with the mighty Elbe River, watching ferries glide by, container ships being loaded across at the terminal, and sailboats dancing between them like locals who know this river by heart. It’s the kind of scene that makes even a simple snack feel like a moment worth savoring. Simple Menu, Uneven Portions The menu is straightforward: • Fish & Chips – €15 • Calamari with fries and aioli – €15 • Fries with cheddar and truffle mayo – €10 • Plain fries – €8 We tried the fish & chips and the calamari. Both were freshly fried and tasted good — crispy on the outside, soft inside. But here’s the catch: while the fries were generously served, the fish and calamari portions were on the small side. For €15, you’d expect a bit more than a few bites of seafood. Still, if you’re just looking to snack and not feast, it hits the spot. Drinks & Atmosphere The drink list includes local beers like Astra (€3.50), Erdinger (€6), Holsten (€4.60), and others, all served cold and with a smile. The laid-back rhythm of the place fits perfectly with a slow sip and some people-watching. Service: No Rush, Literally You’ll have to order at the counter, pay, and wait for a pager to buzz when your food is ready. Staff are polite, but service is not fast, so be prepared to wait a little — ideally while soaking in the river breeze and watching the next ferry dock. Conclusion Zum Alten Lotsenhaus’s kiosk is more about the Elbe experience than a culinary one. Come for the ships, the salty wind, and the view that reminds you you’re in Hamburg — a city where logistics and leisure float side by side. The food? Tasty, simple, but portioned like a teaser. Still, with a cold beer in hand and container giants in the background, you probably won’t mind too much.
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Entwicklungspotential inklusive Schön ist’s geworden das nigelnagelneue Oberdeck „Zum alten Lotsenhaus“ in Övelgönne. Gut geeignet für geschlossene Gesellschaften und auch für den neu angebotenen Sonntagsbrunch. Der Raum ist mit seinen z.T. alten Holzbalken urig gemütlich und durch die Fenster hat man einen eindrucksvollen Blick auf die Elbe. Die Tische sind gepflegt mit weißen Tischtüchern, Blümchen und Stoffservietten eingedeckt und die bequemen Sessel verleiten zum Bleiben. Das Personal empfing uns freundlich, versorgte und aufmerksam mit Kaffee und räumte gebrauchtes Geschirr schnell ab. Die Musik im Hintergrund kam etwas holprig und unentschieden daher. Naja: Es wird noch etwas geübt. Das Angebot ist neu und muss sich auch noch herumsprechen. Die ca 20 Gäste - eher wenig für den Raum und ein erwachsenes Brunchbüffet und so war auch das Angebot insgesamt wohl etwas reduziert - fanden eine schöne kleine Auswahl an kalten Speisen vor: besonders lecker der frisch aufgeschnittene Graved Lachs und das Roastbeef mit Remouladensauce. Dazu gab es einige ganz anmutig aussehende leckere Salate (der Rotkohlsalat fand unsere besondere Beachtung) und die Käseauswahl. Die Antipasti dagegen waren lieblos zubereitet: matschig, ohne Geschmacksunterschiede und etwas sauer, schade. Am warmen Büffet war es für Vegetarier allerdings ganz mau. Nicht unser Problem. Aber es enttäuschte auch uns: Da gab es natürlich die obligaten Nürnberger Würstchen, Rührei und Bacon. Der Lachs in Senfsauce war tafellos, wenn man bedenkt, dass er im Warmhaltebecken in nur sparsam dosierter Senfsauce überleben musste, aber Spirelli-Nudeln dazu? Und nochmals Nudeln zum verkochten Gulasch? Da auch das Kürbisgemüse verkocht war, konnten wir den warmen Speisen insgesamt nicht viel Sympathie entgegenbringen. Die Desserttörtchen, gefüllt mit Mousse au Chocolat waren dann wieder sehr lecker, aber statt der zwei weiteren Kuchen wäre vielleicht eher eine erfrischende Creme, ein Obstsalat oder Rote Grütze erfrischender Abschluss. Dafür sind 39€ ( inkl. Saft und Kaffee) auch unter Corona-Inflations- und Energieerschwernissen zu viel. Es sollte besser noch nachjustiert werden. Dass man das handwerklich kann, belegt das a la carte Essen auf dem „Hauptdeck“.
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Very nice restaurant above Elbstrand. Friendly waiters, fast service, nice millieu and tasty dishes with many fish on the menu. We visited at a rainy Sunday afternoon, got a table immediately - I guess when it's sunny it could be a challenge, but the terrace seems to be large enough to accommodate many. The kids offer is chicken and fish fried in breadcrumbs - gourmet version of course. The fish was very tasty and stylishly served. They also have snacks on the menu like fish&chips and the chocolate cake is highly recommended 🙂 Prices are on the higher end but the quality of the food and the service make it worth. I think we will come back here from time-to-time.
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3.0
31w

Walking along the Elbe on a sunny afternoon, you’ll likely be tempted to stop at Zum Alten Lotsenhaus’s beachfront kiosk. With its open-air setting, shaded tables, and prime riverfront location, it looks like the perfect pit stop — and in many ways, it is. But don’t expect a culinary highlight.

The Real Star: The River Elbe

What makes this place special isn’t the food — it’s the view. Sitting here, you’re face to face with the mighty Elbe River, watching ferries glide by, container ships being loaded across at the terminal, and sailboats dancing between them like locals who know this river by heart. It’s the kind of scene that makes even a simple snack feel like a moment worth savoring.

Simple Menu, Uneven Portions

The menu is straightforward: • Fish & Chips – €15 • Calamari with fries and aioli – €15 • Fries with cheddar and truffle mayo – €10 • Plain fries – €8

We tried the fish & chips and the calamari. Both were freshly fried and tasted good — crispy on the outside, soft inside. But here’s the catch: while the fries were generously served, the fish and calamari portions were on the small side. For €15, you’d expect a bit more than a few bites of seafood. Still, if you’re just looking to snack and not feast, it hits the spot.

Drinks & Atmosphere

The drink list includes local beers like Astra (€3.50), Erdinger (€6), Holsten (€4.60), and others, all served cold and with a smile. The laid-back rhythm of the place fits perfectly with a slow sip and some people-watching.

Service: No Rush, Literally

You’ll have to order at the counter, pay, and wait for a pager to buzz when your food is ready. Staff are polite, but service is not fast, so be prepared to wait a little — ideally while soaking in the river breeze and watching the next ferry dock.

Conclusion

Zum Alten Lotsenhaus’s kiosk is more about the Elbe experience than a culinary one. Come for the ships, the salty wind, and the view that reminds you you’re in Hamburg — a city where logistics and leisure float side by side. The food? Tasty, simple, but portioned like a teaser. Still, with a cold beer in hand and container giants in the background, you probably won’t...

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2.0
3y

I would only suggest you eat here if you have plenty of time. We showed up at 2 pm and by 4:30 we were stressing the staff that we had to pay and really leave because we had a performance to attend at 5 pm nearby. The food was tasty and the atmosphere was nice. But what should have been a relaxing lunch turned into stress. Too much money to be given to have very little time to eat and be stressed. Took awhile to get a menu. Main course came out relatively on time. Ordering a dessert took too long. And the dessert came after about an hour. We even told the wait staff that we had to leave and we needed the desserts now or they could cancel the order. They reassured us it’d be there shortly yet after about another 20 minutes the desserts came. Over two and a half hours is an extremely long period just for one main course and a dessert. I feel we threw our money out the window after the extreme amount of stress that was caused from having to wait so long and almost miss our engagement at 5. The place has potential but needs some organization. As we were stressing about getting our desserts and paying we noticed not one single table had any food and the...

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4.0
7y

great food, nice view (if you sit at one of the windows). Food maybe a bit expensive - it's high grade kitchen, with great quality. Depends on your bank account, no cheap shot.

Myself, a beer drinker, was a little depressed, beer selection was not as excellent the selections of wines. (@owner, for more variety grab some bottles at Ratsherrn Brewery, they do some fancy ones).

Very friendly and attentive service! No waiting - all desires were fulfilled in a prompt and professional manner! On point!

food: several different set menus ware available, preventing slow decision-making. No problem switching courses. Mainly fish and seafood dishes. But also one or two with beef. Great!

Overall great experience - you get something for your money. I personal would go again! But knowing the lack of fancy...

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