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Top 9 Central European food in Laboe, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
Discover Restaurants offering the best Central European food in Laboe, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany including Elmovenschiss, Al Gambero, Das Kaiser, Hafenwirtschaft, Weinstein, Restaurant Pier 16 im ATLANTIC Hotel Kiel, Restaurant Forstbaumschule, Louf Restaurant, Luzifer Foerdeblick
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9. Luzifer Foerdeblick
Overall Ratings
3 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By Pap
We went on one of the evenings when there was a one-price Italian buffet. Huge mistake! Soggy pizza, overcooked pasta; nearly everything was dreadful. The exceptions were one or two of the cold starters and an excellent redcurrant desert. The waitress was embarrassed.
8. Louf Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 249 reviews
Reviewed By Puffinman
Unique location at the Kay in Kiel. fine location for food and drinks.Indoor and outdoor , good service, cool drinks. Little different to find a parking spot.
7. Restaurant Forstbaumschule
Overall Ratings
3 based on 218 reviews
Reviewed By yptay
We went to this beer garden, many of the locals were there too. The staff were very helpful in providing English menus, even though the prices were not updated. (The staff specially highlighted that all prices have to be referred on the German menus). We ordered the Oct special- white wine mussels, Apple strudel, calzone and a salad. Portion was generous and delicious.
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6. Restaurant Pier 16 im ATLANTIC Hotel Kiel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 253 reviews
The modern restaurant PIER 16 offers with its glass front a view on the hustle and bustle in the city centre and the piers. Savour freshly prepared and seasonal northern German specialties in a very special atmosphere.
Reviewed By Rune69
We booked a table in advance to enjoy the lovely white asparagus during May month in Northern Germany.We chose this restaurant because of its location close the harbour and ferry port to Norway, because we didn't have much time.We arrived a bit earlier than booked, but we were met with understanding and got a table anyway. The service was great and we were served wine and alster after a couple of minutes.Our food was perfect, asparagus from Schleswig-Holstein is just the right food for May. Since we are living in Norway, there is seldom a chance to get to taste the white asparagus made the right way with hollandaise and potatoes - everybody thinks the green is better.....but it is NOT.Not to forget the home made hollandaise sauce - it was exquisit and definitely made from scratch.I would highly recommend this restaurant for people on cruise from Oslo-Kiel with Color Line, because you can eat at 12 o'clock and still be back on the boat in time.Dear Rune, Thanks a lot for your lovely recommendation and spending your time for lunch at Pier 16. You're right - some people think the green asparagus is better, but it's not, just as a component in a salad. It's a pleasure to read your words especially for our teams in kitchen and service and we are happy to say Thank you!We hope you had a wonderful trip with Color Line and wish you a very enjoyable summer. Sunny greetings, your team Pier 16, Frank BlasbergGeneral Manager ATLANTIC
5. Weinstein
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By Thide
This well appointed restaurant on Holtenhauer Str., one of Kiels main shopping and dining streets, is very worthwile a visit. The chef himself served our delicious light dinner and was always ready to give advise and informations on his cuisine. The good Grauburgunder from Baden and the draught beer from a small brewery my daughter had added to the success of the dinner.
4. Hafenwirtschaft
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By Greg548
We stumbled across this restaurant because we were moored in a nearby marina. We had no expectation of finding a decent eating establishment in the vicinity and were really pleasantly surprised to find a restaurant that exceeded our expectations to such a degree.It was the beginning of the Asparagus season when we dined here, so many of the Specials included fresh local asparagus: I had the asparagus soup with smoked salmon as a starter and my friend had the Wiener schnitzel with asparagus hollandaise - both were excellent! In fact, the entire meal was excellent!The bread was excellent; my gin & tonic was excellent; our starters were great; our main courses were brilliant; my coffee was faultless. We had a nice bottle of Malbec at a reasonable price; our waitress was lovely - and because I can't speak German she very carefully explained all the items on the menu to me. All in all, a great meal in very pleasant surroundings with excellent service at a reasonable price. If you are in the area you should try it - I am sure you won't be disappointed. Strongly recommended!
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3. Das Kaiser
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By SwissCircle1
Located at the cost in Strande near Kiel, the restaurant features an very nice mix of austrian and german seafood kitchen.You can have a fresh plaice with bacon and fried patatoes as a main course and then have Kaiserschmarrn (a traditional austrian desert).The service is friendly and very attentive.Especially great is the view and the beach chairs to relax after dinner.
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2. Al Gambero
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Peter C
The Al Gambero restaurant and pizzeria is an Italian establishment situated centrally in the main shopping area of the Kiel suburb of Friedrichsort, some 8 km north of the city centre.We visited at lunchtime in April 2014 and found a real hive of activity. We were lucky to find a free table for two almost immediately, as most of the tables in both dining areas were already taken, mostly by local workers from the nearby engineering factories, judging by their huge appetite and their capacity to eat mountains of freshly-cooked pasta dishes. This is certainly no refined restaurant. But it reflects the local requirement for somewhere relatively inexpensive to get a quickly prepared and tasty lunch. As is the rule generally in this part of Germany, people like to be served quickly and to eat as quickly as possible before leaving for their afternoon employment. So, donât expect any refined conversations with the serving staff, who rapidly and efficiently get on with their job of serving hot food and a glass of something to drink.A word on the restaurant: tables are of the bare wooden type, no decoration is provided and napkins are of the paper variety. No candles or elegant glassware. Cutlery is limited to what is strictly necessary for pasta dishes, a spoon and a fork. But it is spotlessly clean. The menu is adequately furnished, with several Italian pasta dishes along with a range of pizzas, all of which appeared to be freshly prepared. My spaghetti with diced ham, onion and tomato sauce was copious, hot and served with a side dish of baguette. I took a glass of Sardinian syrah, a heavy red wine common in southern Europe. My wife had a white wine schorle, a dry white served with mineral water to accompany her pasta dish which was served with a cheese and broccoli sauce.We have not used this restaurant in the evening, so we cannot comment on the standard of service and quality of food served at this time of day. However, the lunchtime experience suggests it could well be worth another visit, but we do not expect any culinary delights.
1. Elmovenschiss
Overall Ratings
4 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By HonomuRick
Wonderful German seafood (who knew the Germans even had a seafood cuisine?) served in a clean, well-lit, friendly environment (indoor and outdoor seating directly overlooking the yacht harbor where world class regattas and Olympic competitions take place). The food was the star of the show: Matjes herring that melts on your tongue; eel in a sour aspic; fried potatoes with a crunchy, bacon-flavored exterior; surprisingly varied and excellent salads. You know the place makes good food when you learn what the name of the restaurant means: "El", the Spanish "the", in front of some very base German: The Seagull's Poo (no curse words allowed by TripAdvisor, but you can guess the proper translation). I will return whenever in Kiel. Located in the Schilksee neighborhood, directly on the harbor front where the gorgeous sailing yachts race.
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