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What to order at SE7EN OCEANS
- Must order
- The seven-course Ocean tasting; the langoustine course is the room's signature.
- Editor tip
- Lift access only; enter through the Europa Passage from Ballindamm.
CuisineModern Seafood
Price€€€€
Tasting menu€165
Neighborhoodaltstadt
HoursWed to Sat 18:30-23:00
ChefStefan Beiter
Book ahead2 weeks
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Must order: The seven-course Ocean tasting; the langoustine course is the room's signature.
Tip: Lift access only; enter through the Europa Passage from Ballindamm.
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Location
Address: Ballindamm 40, 20095 Hamburg
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