• Elbphilharmonie Hamburg

    Cafés

    Hamburg

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Lühmanns Teestube

Lühmanns Teestube

Lühmann's Teestube stands out with its vintage furniture, diverse hot and cold menu, and the unique option to book a bed right there. The proprietors' love for England is evident in delightful details like cream tea with crumbly scones. Whether you fancy a warm morning meal or evening breakfast, Lühmann's Teestube caters to all desires. Don't miss out on the cake and the sumptuous Sunday breakfast buffet — the perfect prelude to a leisurely walk through the charming Blankenese.
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Due Baristi Espressobar

Due Baristi Espressobar

There’s always something going on at Due Baristi. No wonder, because the small café is considered one of the best places in Germany when it comes to coffee. Preparing coffee is both an art and a craft that requires constant practice. Nobody in Hamburg knows this better than Eckhart Meyer and his partner Sener Sönmez. Together, they form the eponymous 'Due Baristi' — two professionals at the machine and chefs of this charming café in the heart of Eimsbüttel.
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Café Johanna

Café Johanna

If you've taken a harbour tour or strolled through the Elbe Tunnel and need a break from the tourist trail, just climb Venusberg and pause at Café Johanna. Nestled in a quiet residential area between the Landungsbrücken and St Michael's Church, it offers relaxed hospitality from morning till early evening. Breakfast at Café Johanna is particularly popular. Alongside coffee and tea, juices and lemonades, a variety of cold and hot dishes are served. There's a selection of sandwiches, ciabatta, and cakes in a glass vitrine, but you can also order à la carte. Try the lentil soup, savoury crêpes, pita bread, salads, and quiches.
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Manufact Coffee Roasters

Manufact Coffee Roasters

Coffee trends may come and go: the once-popular latte macchiato has lost its appeal, while today's connoisseurs favour porcelain filters, manual infusion, or even the intricate cold-drip brewing method. However, there are many other ways to prepare coffee, such as the Karlsbader Kanne, the Napoletana, or the classic French press. If you're interested in learning more about these and other coffee-making techniques, or if you'd like to taste the difference, Manufact Coffee Roasters, located near Sternschanze, is the place to be.
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