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Cozy traditional tavern specializing in schnitzel & other meaty dishes with regional beers & wines.
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Address: Sternstraße 98, 20357 Hamburg, Germany
Phone: +49 40 433545
Website: https://www.erikaseck.com/
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Reviews
Morten Kristensen
OK – I get the hype on Tripadvisor and promotion of german food culture, which also led ME to this place on a cold tuesday in November. At 1800pm, the place was PACKED but I was still kindly accepted to a shared 4 person table. Already socialy compromised, we were later joined by another THREE guys – now seated 5, we were litterally on top of each other. Not good.
YES, they serve german food on large plates and the beer is cold and tall. But the quality of food is severly lacking – its to fast for too many guests. Schnitzel Wiener Art was medium size, dark, dry and tasted like…nothing. compliments were huge portion of overcooked roasted potatos (a pinnacle in german cuisine!), a slap of the usual unfreezed overboiled veg, and a sponful of the worst “salad” (=raw china cabage, what?), tomato vedge, and a 1/4 citrus. It tasted like NOTHING, unsalted, unbuttered, dry, no sauce, soft and bland. Which is usual for “german food”, but it could be so much better. Total of EUR 31,30 for Schnitzel and one local beer is OK and I was out again within the hour. Waiter was waiving for extra tips. He didnt get any. Too much, too hasty, too many. Concentrate, please.
… moreYES, they serve german food on large plates and the beer is cold and tall. But the quality of food is severly lacking – its to fast for too many guests. Schnitzel Wiener Art was medium size, dark, dry and tasted like…nothing. compliments were huge portion of overcooked roasted potatos (a pinnacle in german cuisine!), a slap of the usual unfreezed overboiled veg, and a sponful of the worst “salad” (=raw china cabage, what?), tomato vedge, and a 1/4 citrus. It tasted like NOTHING, unsalted, unbuttered, dry, no sauce, soft and bland. Which is usual for “german food”, but it could be so much better. Total of EUR 31,30 for Schnitzel and one local beer is OK and I was out again within the hour. Waiter was waiving for extra tips. He didnt get any. Too much, too hasty, too many. Concentrate, please.
Angela A
We ordered jager schnitzel, potatoes gratin and currywurst. We were amazed on how big the serving was. Never seen a schnitzel which is bigger than the plate.
We came in without any reservations, they told us we only have an hour. But they were not that strict with that hour. Yes, it was not only us who were told we only have an hour. I think that is how it is when you come without a reservation.
We will definitely try it again. We went home with a filled tummy. We can roll like a ball after.
… moreWe came in without any reservations, they told us we only have an hour. But they were not that strict with that hour. Yes, it was not only us who were told we only have an hour. I think that is how it is when you come without a reservation.
We will definitely try it again. We went home with a filled tummy. We can roll like a ball after.
Kasia Gawrońska
A charming old-style restaurant. We ordered schnitzels, and none of us could finish them – and we were really hungry! The portions were huge. I’m so glad we had the chance to eat there. ️
… morePhilip Paulsson
Was maybe going to be 4 stars, but then I ate the German potatoes and they were 7 stars so averages out to 5. Busy place, needs more staff to keep up with demand. We were there on a Monday evening and just two staff members who literally didn’t stop moving the entire time, clearly struggling to keep up with the orders. But they were very helpful despite us being just English speakers, and the food was delicious. Skip the roast beef, but definitely get the schnitzel. A neighboring table ordered a steak which looked fantastic, too. And do not skip the German potatoes (Bratkartoffeln)!
… moreUri Michon
Erikas Eck, a Cozy Schnitzel Spot in Lively Schanzenviertel
Lively Schanzenviertel is a tiny district brimming with cozy bars, vintage shops, and international restaurants set in colorful buildings.
While walking and wandering through the area, I noticed a restaurant sign with a simple, small entrance door. Behind this unassuming door lies an establishment dedicated to schnitzels.
The menu offers a variety of options, including pork schnitzel with different sauces, turkey schnitzel, and cordon bleu. Each dish features a very large schnitzel served atop fried potatoes with onions and pork ham cubes—delicious and generously portioned.
Additionally, we tried the goulash soup, a creamy and flavorful dish packed with vegetables and tender chunks of meat, perfectly seasoned with paprika. The portion was satisfying, and the taste was excellent.
The service was very friendly and helpful, adding to the pleasant experience. This is a great place that, if given the chance, I would happily visit again!
… moreLively Schanzenviertel is a tiny district brimming with cozy bars, vintage shops, and international restaurants set in colorful buildings.
While walking and wandering through the area, I noticed a restaurant sign with a simple, small entrance door. Behind this unassuming door lies an establishment dedicated to schnitzels.
The menu offers a variety of options, including pork schnitzel with different sauces, turkey schnitzel, and cordon bleu. Each dish features a very large schnitzel served atop fried potatoes with onions and pork ham cubes—delicious and generously portioned.
Additionally, we tried the goulash soup, a creamy and flavorful dish packed with vegetables and tender chunks of meat, perfectly seasoned with paprika. The portion was satisfying, and the taste was excellent.
The service was very friendly and helpful, adding to the pleasant experience. This is a great place that, if given the chance, I would happily visit again!
Felip C
We went there as a groud to have a schnitzel. Of all the group, I was the only one who haven’t been there. The rest of the group love the place and the food.
But this wasn’t my case. I’ve never had a schnitzel before. I didn’t know what to expect. So it happens, it’s just like an “escalope” but the size of a “cachopo”. Meat was tender, the mushroom sauce was ok (although it tasted artificial). The full dish was huge. It’s just it wasn’t worth it for me. It’s like “toddler” food. It reminded me of a fast food chain we had in Spain called “Skalop”. But to be fair, if you’re into this kind of food you’ll definitely enjoy it. I simply prefer spending those 20€ somewhere else.
… moreBut this wasn’t my case. I’ve never had a schnitzel before. I didn’t know what to expect. So it happens, it’s just like an “escalope” but the size of a “cachopo”. Meat was tender, the mushroom sauce was ok (although it tasted artificial). The full dish was huge. It’s just it wasn’t worth it for me. It’s like “toddler” food. It reminded me of a fast food chain we had in Spain called “Skalop”. But to be fair, if you’re into this kind of food you’ll definitely enjoy it. I simply prefer spending those 20€ somewhere else.
adriene pattie
Very authentic dishes here! A local told us to try it! So if you’re looking for German foods it’s a must! And it’s one place around town that is open late!
… moreMeghan Keaveney
We were traveling to Germany for the first time and stopped to have German cuisine. We noticed the restaurant was extremely busy on a Saturday night so we decided to do take out. We had the schnitzel and soup and it was delicious! The schnitzel meal had a larger quantity of potato on the side. It was a huge meal that we had leftovers for the next day.
… moreJoe Cliff
My friends and I dined here on Friday evening. We escaped the gloom of the November hamburg evening and were welcomed by the warmth and traditional atmosphere. The schnitzel was sublime and the curry wurst was one of the nicest we have had. Simply wunderbah!
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