Glorie at 100/200 is a modern european restaurant in Hammerbrook, Hamburg.
Editorially verified June 5, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Why locals love it: A la carte sister of the two-star 100/200 Kitchen, hidden in the same warehouse downstairs.
Tip: Walk-ups possible weekdays. Dinner Tue to Sat from 18:30; lunch Fri and Sat from 12:00; same kitchen team as the tasting room.
Address: Brandshofer Deich 68, 20539 Hamburg
Oberhafen-Kantine on Stockmeyerstrasse in Hamburg's Oberhafen serves tavern food in a 1925 timber harbour-worker building that leans visibly 8.7 degrees.
Why locals love it: Lopsided 1925 timber tavern on a forgotten harbour basin, the floor wedged to stay level.
Tip: Closed Mondays; Sunday lunch service. The leaning floor takes a moment to register at the door.
Deichgraf on the historic Deichstrasse in Hamburg cooks classical Hanseatic dishes on the city's oldest canal-side street, with a single beam.
Why locals love it: On the Deichstrasse canal-side row rebuilt after the 1842 fire, that most tourists walk past.
Tip: Window tables face the Nikolaifleet canal. Ask for the Labskaus with the original Rollmops topping.
Effenberger Vollkornbaeckerei has milled its own grain and held a stoneground-only line since 1986, with six Hamburg branches and the Rindermarkthalle stall.
Why locals love it: Hamburg's longest-running organic wholegrain bakery; the Rindermarkthalle and Isemarkt stalls trade more like market vendors than tourist-facing storefronts.
Tip: Closed Sundays. The wholegrain Roggenvollkornbrot sells fast on Saturday mornings.
Hadley's Cafe Bar on Beim Schlump in Hamburg-Eimsbuettel runs a cafe and bar in a former hospital building, with strong vegan and vegetarian breakfast plates.
Why locals love it: Eimsbuettel former-hospital cafe-bar hidden behind trees off Grindelallee, with strong vegan and vegetarian options.
Tip: Three levels including a mezzanine and solarium; outdoor garden seating in summer. Open until midnight Mon to Sat.
Strandperle on the Elbe sand beach at Oevelgoenne in Hamburg has poured pilsner, coffee and Fischbroetchen on the sand since 1979, with deck chairs in summer.
Why locals love it: Beach kiosk on the Elbe sand at Oevelgoenne, only walkable along the river path.
Tip: Open Apr to Oct; bus 112 from Neumuehlen drops you a 10-minute walk away.
