Ristorante Portonovo

Ristorante Portonovo

Hamburg

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Ristorante Portonovo

Ristorante Portonovo

Portonovo presents authentic Italian cuisine in a lively and welcoming atmosphere. Situated beside the Outer Alster lake, the restaurant offers striking vistas. The dishes are expertly prepared with a contemporary flair, fully embracing the use of fresh, seasonal ingredients.

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addressAlsterufer 2, Hamburg
emailinfo@ristorante-portonovo.de
openingHoursApril through September: Mon–Sat noon–10:30pm, Sun noon–10pm. October through March: Mon–Fri noon–3pm / 6pm–10:30pm; Sat noon–10:30pm; Sun noon–10pm.
phone+49 40 41 35 66 16
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