Restaurants in Hanko
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Henri’x
You’ll need to catch a free ferry out to this refined little island restaurant that feels a world away from the rugged granite island it perches on. The cane marine interior oozes comfort and the menu is hearty sailor fare including a rib-sticking potato and sausage stew. As it’s in the port, you can expect yacht rock and a boat-shoed crowd to match.
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Pirate
Plenty of other sea dogs know this is the spot to weigh anchor if you’re after straight-up grub. Below decks on the ground level there’s a restaurant that runs to burgers, pizzas and pastas, while up top there’s a lively bar that plays the odd sea shanty (or other live music).
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Jonathan
With a maritime-themed dining room upstairs, and a terrace and bar, this restaurant (named after the seagull) is a good choice. There are small but tasty tapas portions, snails in delicious garlic butter, and great salmon and roast chicken mains. The service is good here.
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Alan’s Café
Set in a delightful villa with an appealing forecourt this place features treats (€1.50) hand baked by the jolly owner, plus there’s a small (mostly Finnish) bookshop and gift shop attached. It’s the ideal place for a post-seaside stroll and cuppa.
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Origo
In the line-up of East Harbour eateries, this one distinguishes itself with quality seafood. The menu shows great care – blackened perch is a treat and even their crayfish soup comes with a croissant. It’s a quality plate in this busy strip.
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Café Plage
This rudimentary cafe-bar right on the beach does for a simple meal while watching your kids play minigolf or run along one of the town’s best stretches of sand.
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Mad Dog
For something cheap, Mad Dog is a grilli and pub with a small terrace. It's a good spot for hamburgers and sandwiches with a beer.
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På Kroken
Think you’ve had good Finnish seafood? With its own smokehouse and boat-fresh shellfish (they sell to Helsinki’s Hakaniemi market), this place will make you think again. The yacht-shaped buffet teems with tasty choices and service is cheerful but formal. Its location at the northern harbour makes for great views, and it’s quieter than the bustle of Eastern Harbour.
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