Cafés and delis in Hamburg
TRUCYS
TRUCYS Café in Winterhude is the new food hot spot. Here the sun shines every day! The menu includes healthy smoothie bowls as well as delicious sandwiches, smoothies and coffee specialities. The lovingly furnished café invites you to a relaxed breakfast. A special eye-catcher: the pink wall on the terrace.
Winterhuder Weg 142 (Winterhude)
nous Hamburg
The newly opened Café nous in the heart of Eppendorf convinces with a delicious brunch offer that is also really healthy. From croissants and sandwiches to Bircher muesli and pancakes, there's something for everyone.
Klosterallee 67 (Eppendorf)
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good one
Good one is a 100% plant-based café serving breakfast, sweet & savoury and specialising in coffee and plant-based treats. Whether bagels, waffles with syrup or sourdough bread, there is something for everyone. "Serving good stuff only" is the motto of the small café in Eimsbütteler Chaussee, which has set itself the goal of doing something good for both people and the environment.
Eimsbütteler Chaussee 71 (Eimsbüttel)
Marshall Street Coffee
Marshall Street Coffee only opened in February 2020 and has Australian roots - hence the name. The special thing about Marshall Street Coffee is that everything is homemade. From the home-roasted coffee to the typical Australian breakfast. Transparency and fairness are particularly important to the two owners Tristan and Marie. That's why they work closely with a green coffee trader in Hamburg, so they can easily see the conditions under which their green coffee is harvested and imported. In addition to excellent coffee, they serve delicious breakfasts and succulent cakes.
Schopenstehl 30 (Innenstadt)
blanco coffee
In the heart of St. George you'll find blanco coffee. Despite its tiny size, the shop is very popular. Here you can get excellent coffee with beautiful latte art and delicious cakes. Since 2019, there is also a larger shop in Schanze. Here you can also sip your coffee comfortably indoors at a bar table.
Lange Reihe 87 (St. Georg)
Bartelsstraße 2 (Sternschanze)
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Codos Coffee
Out of love for good coffee and quality, the Codos idea "Loyal to quality" was born many years ago and brought to life in 2014 with a small brewbar on Sternschanze in Hamburg. Codos Coffee has made it their mission to put a smile on the face of each of their guests with an individual coffee experience! In the meantime, there are three Hamburg fillales that provide you with delicious coffee and cakes.
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Bahrenfelderstraße 156 (Ottensen)
Große Bergstraße 247 (Altona)
Bahrenfelder Straße 137 – 139 (Altona)
MalinaStories
MalinaStories in the heart of Barmbek is a cozy place where you can unwind with a good piece of cake. An old apothecary's counter offers plenty of space for their homemade cakes throughout the day, which are baked with many good ingredients and garnished with dried flowers often still warm from the oven in the display. From Tuesday to Saturday, a warm breakfast is available until 3 pm. On Sundays, MalinaStories offers their popular brunch étagère with lots of homemade treats.
Hellbrookstraße 61 (Barmbek)
SOUL
At SOUL you only get vegan & delicious specialities for the soul! All food and drinks are made with love and free of refined sugar. Eat your way through the menu and feel completely happy with fluffy spelt pancakes or be brave and try a scrambled egg completely without egg! Do something good for yourself and your body and feast on exactly what you feel like today at SOUL. You and your soulmates are welcome!
Eppendorfer Landstraße 109 (Eppendorf)
Weidenkantine
Located between Sternschanze and Eimsbüttel, the Weidenkantine sweetens your time in Hamburg. Here you can not only enjoy delicious coffee and homemade cakes, but also get honest, homemade food for lunch and on weekends a breakfast that you otherwise only dream of. The Weidenkantine loves its Nordic corner and everything it has to offer and therefore sources its products directly from the region, paying attention to sustainability, seasonality and fair prices for suppliers. The menu is then created from these finest ingredients, new every week but always healthy and preferably vegetarian or vegan.
Weidenallee 61 (Eimsbüttel)
Lily of the Valley
The Lily of the Valley offers vegetarian and on request also vegan dishes, as lunch and on weekends also as breakfast. However, not with a raised forefinger, it's all about having fun with balanced, fresh and varied food - and the Lily has the opinion that this is also possible without meat and fish and often even entirely on a plant basis. This starts with the first glance at the plate, which is why the Lily also puts a lot of effort into the arrangement - true to the motto "the eye eats with you."
Bahrenfelder Str. 212 (Ottensen)
Ivy
The café and bistro Ivy, which only opened this year, is the little sister of Lily of the Valleys and sweetens your lunch break with weekly changing vegetarian and vegan dishes. The location was once a former ship's pub and has been painstakingly transformed into a modern bistro. From mid / late October you can also enjoy the breakfast offer here: Avo or eggplant bread, scrambled eggs, vegan pancakes and everything the vegetarian/vegan heart desires.
Hopfensack 8 (City centre)
Rain Cafeatery
Here you will experience homemade delicacies, paired with sustainable and regional offerings. In addition to a fine and lovingly selected drinks menu, with a predominantly Hamburg connection and close friendship with the producers, the kitchen team makes your breakfast dishes almost exclusively in homemade production. Whether freshly baked bread, the sweet Challah bread for the Poor Knight or the variety of spicy chutneys and toppings - all self-created and homemade in their own production.
Große Rainstraße 15 (Altona)
Erste Liebe Bar
This tastefully furnished location not only impresses with its cosy, stylish interior, but also with really good coffee. In the morning, the buttery smell of croissants fresh from the oven flies through the bar, and at lunchtime there are daily changing pasta dishes and salads. The sauces are made fresh every morning.
Michaelisbrücke 1 (Neustadt)
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Café Mikkels
The cafe mikkels is a very individual place to enjoy a special breakfast or in the afternoon small cakes from the in-house baking manufacture. The interior is very original and special. Many things are made in small workshops in Hamburg.
Kleine Rainstraße 10 (Ottensen)
Due Baristi
Due Baristi in Hamburg is always busy. No wonder, since the small restaurant is one of the best addresses in Germany when it comes to coffee. The finest coffees, the best preparation: this is where you wake up.
Langenfelder Damm 2 (Eimsbüttel)
Hanging Out Café
With delicious smoothies, fruit bowls and coffee specialties, the Hanging Out Café brings a piece of Bali to the Hanseatic city. Bast chairs, some of them swinging, provide the maximum chill factor. If you're looking for a cozy place with fair prices in the Grindelviertel, you should visit this café.
Bornstraße 18 (Eimsbüttel), Tel. +49 (0)176 62409068
U|F Poké Bar
U|F Poké Bar provides delicious, healthy and versatile Poké Bowls. Every customer can have their own bowl put together individually. Whether vegan, vegetarian or certain food allergies: there is something for everyone. The sustainability of the ingredients and environmental protection in general are particularly close to U|F's heart. Sustainably and responsibly caught fish, regional meat and plastic-free packaging are just as much part of the concept as the highest quality fruit and vegetables from local traders.
Großer Burstah 1 (Altstadt)
ÆNDRÈ
At ÆNDRÈ, founder Janine op het Veld serves more than just food. She has a special focus on sustainability and healthy eating and sources all fresh food from regional and seasonal cultivation. The origin of the products is organic as far as possible and always of the best quality. Behind every recipe is its own story and thought. The ÆNDRÈ team is there every day from 8 to 8 for breakfast, lunch & dinner, great natural wines and good coffee.
Lehmweg 31a (Hoheluft)
PALEDO
There is good news for all friends of healthy eating: the “superfood deli” Paledos offers gluten-free, lactose-free and sugar-free meals with a superfood guarantee in Winterhude. In addition to daily specials, which change on a weekly basis, Paledo also offers delicious snacks such as sweet potato toast or quinoa salad, and breakfast lovers can enjoy a tasty acai bowl or a latte macchiato with home-made almond milk.
Mühlenkamp 1 (Winterhude)
Café Paris
The former butcher's shop is now one of the prettiest cafés in the city. A piece of France in the middle of Hamburg, stylish and charming. Fittingly, the "Petit Paris" shop across the street offers products imported directly from France, such as tableware, fruit spreads, aperitifs, champagne, cremant and wines. Life pulsates in this beautiful white-tiled hall, whose Art Nouveau ceiling tells of industry and agriculture. And it does so from the croissant in the morning to the excellent lunch menu and the classic evening service.
Rathausstraße 4 (Neustadt)
Literaturhauscafé
The Literaturhauscafé with its dark wooden tables, ornate chandeliers and impressive glass window façade looking out onto the Alster make this a great place to sit down in comfortable surroundings and enjoy a nice coffee.
Schwanenwik 38 (Uhlenhorst)
MAD about Juice
As well as featuring a stock of classic lunch choices, Mad about Juice also offers changing seasonal products. Freshly squeezed juice, smoothies and snacks are all prepared from scratch as orders come in. Also on offer here: healthy salads with power ingredients such as quinoa, hemp seeds, chickpeas, beetroot and avocado.
Mühlenkamp 12 (Winterhude)
Dammtorstraße 29-32 (Neustadt)
Alpenkantine
Lovers of Austrian cuisine have plenty of choice at the Alpenkantine in the district of Eimsbüttel. The menu includes extravagant dumpling variations such as chilli and olive, beetroot and walnut or carrot and ginger, as well as traditional meat rissoles, strudels (both sweet and savoury), pies, salads and soups. Naturally, all of the dishes served are prepared from scratch in the Alpenkantine’s kitchen.
Osterstr. 98 (Eimsbüttel)
In guter Gesellschaft
Hamburg’s very first zero-waste café is all about sustainability. This establishment avoids waste as much as possible, e.g. by using recycled paper and packaging as well as reusable containers. Any biodegradable waste is recycled or reused, and most of the products are regional and organic. Both sweet and savoury dishes can be enjoyed in this modern café with its clear-cut design.
Sternstraße 25 (Schanzenviertel)
Zuckermonarchie
Close to Hamburg’s famous Reeperbahn the café Zuckermonarchie attracts visitors with its fine pastries. The delicious cupcakes, macarons and mousse-tartlets are made in the cafés very own bakery. On weekends you can also have breakfast and if you order in advance, you can enjoy an English Afternoon Tea with scones and sandwiches.
Taubenstraße 15 (St. Pauli)
Liebes Bisschen
You can't help but feel immediately at home in the small, almost doll-like café in Ottensen. The cake designer Laura Seebacher is passionate about creating everything that tastes sweet. It's not only pretty to look at, but also perfect for any sweet tooth. Cupcakes in particular are her great speciality. They come in all kinds of flavours and are also vegan. What's more, you can accessorise sweetly here for all festive occasions.
Spritzenplatz 5 (Ottensen)
Café Entenwerder 1
A café on the river Elbe. The café Entenwerder 1 is wonderfully situated on swimming pontoons in front of Elbpark Entenwerder. While enjoying coffee, cake or a beer, you can watch the ships pass by on the river. They also serve breakfast and a have menu of the day.
Entenwerder 1 (Rothenburgsort)
Café Koppel
Café Koppel is the perfect place for late risers, because here you can have breakfast until 10 o’clock in the evening. The café is furnished with cozy old couches and during summer you can enjoy their vegetarian or vegan food outside in the garden of the courtyard. A good choice is the popular chocolate cake.
Koppel 66 (St. Georg)
Café Saltkråkan
The name of this café is based on one of Astrid Lindgren’s famous children’s books. If you don’t know the book, make sure to go to the bathroom because the audiobook is playing there. Visiting Café Saltkråkan is like a short trip to Scandinavia: You can find typical Scandinavian sweets and pastries on the menu, the choices of breakfast and lunch are called Tjorven, Skrollan or Tunnbrödrollen. If you are looking for new Scandinavian literature, you can exchange your old book for a new one in the exchange cupboard.
Große Bergstraße 11 (Altona)
Katelbach
For 30 years Ertekin Hasanbeyoglu is pleasing the locals with excellent roasted espresso and coffees and gourmet roaster. The homemade cakes contribute to its popularity in the neighborhood and the coffee is now also internationally recognized.
Große Brunnenstr. 60 (Ottensen)
The Coffee Shop
Coffee with a view – despite being situated in the busy inner city district, The Coffee Shop is a peaceful place with a fantastic view on one of the town canals and St. Michael’s church. The place is still an insiders’ tip - even though its coffee is praised and its location on one of the big shopping streets is quite central – because the entrance is hidden in a small side street.
Poststraße 6a (Neustadt)
Ameron Hotel Speicherstadt
The hote opened 2014 is the only hotel within the official border of the Historical Warehouse District. Built in the stlye of of 50s, the conference hall is a must-see: It is dedicated to the auction hall of the former coffee exchange with swinging doors, mosaic parquet, chandeliers and glass paintings.
Am Sandtorkai 4 (Speicherstadt)
Glück und Selig
Two friends who have fulfilled a dream with this café run their "Glück und Selig" with heart and soul and do everything they can to put their customers in the same state. Various coffee specialities are offered here, as well as sumptuous breakfast variations and lunch specials. Waffle specialities are already available for breakfast. You simply have to leave this café happy and blissful.
Heußweg 97 (Eimsbüttel)
Carroux
It has already been 15 years since Ulrich Carroux began to wory about the german coffee culture. There was no "good" Espresso blend for the upscale dining. So he decided to create a blend on his own and experimented with different coffees for several months until the "Espresso Carroux" was perfect. Today, the Espresso blend still counts as one of Germany's best Espressi.
Elbchaussee 583 (Blankenese)
Café Leonar
Café Leonar is a popular meeting point for students, tutors and people living in the neighbourhood of Grindelviertel, where the café is situated. The kitchen with its slight oriental touch is a pleasure from morning until evening and of course you shouldn’t miss out on the great coffee and cake. After dinner you can have some drinks and stay until midnight. Also, the Jewish literature saloon takes place here once a month.
Grindelhof 59 (Rotherbaum)
Die Spiesserei
This deli is centred around wraps, tapas and “skewers to go”. Using meat, fish or vegetarian ingredients, the skewers are freshly prepared and then grilled. Guests can decide for themselves whether they would like to eat on site or have their snack prepared for takeaway. In addition to non-alcoholic beverages, the drinks menu also includes wine and delicious cocktails.
Grindelallee 32 (Rotherbaum)
Bakery und Deli
In addition to their choice of toasted and untoasted sandwiches, the Bakery & Deli in the vicinity of the port also offers tarte flambée, salads, Indian specialities, and wok dishes – all of these at reasonable prices. This urban deli attracts food lovers with an appealing interior design as well as an outdoor dining area. The lunch menu changes daily.
Brandstwiete 36 (Altstadt)