Restaurants in Schleswig Holstein
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Alte Mühle
In a historic old mill on the banks of the Trave River, this rustic bistro serves fabulous Flammkuchen (Alsatian pizzas) along with steaks and seasonal specialities. There's a clutch of garden-set tables in summer. Definitely worth the detour.
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Miera
You can sit down for a platter of antipasti or pick up gourmet picnic goodies at this sophisticated delicatessen-bistro. Reserve ahead to dine in the formal restaurant on elegant Italian fare.
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Schiffergesellschaft
Schiffergesellschaft Opened in 1535 as the dining room for the Blue Water Captains' Guild, Lübeck's best restaurant is a veritable museum. Ships' lanterns, original model ships dating from 1607 and orange Chinese-style lamps with revolving maritime silhouettes adorn the wood-lined rooms, which include an elevated banquet room up the back. As you sit on long benches resembling church pews, staff in long white aprons bring you Frisian specialities. On balmy nights, head up a flight of steps to the hidden garden out back.
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Alte Bootshalle
The site of Gosch's original kiosk in List harbour is now its maritime-themed flagship, Alte Bootshalle. But across the island you'll find branches offering its range of delicious fish sandwiches, seafood pasta, smoked salmon and Rösti (potato cakes), lobster and caviar.
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Markgraf
White tablecloths and silverware are laid out under the chandeliers and black ceiling beams of this historic, ochre-coloured 14th-century house. Exquisitely presented dishes include the likes of grain-fed chicken with sherry tomato fondue, and lemon ricotta mousse for dessert.
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Tipasa
International dishes like pizzas and curries are served below the Australian Aboriginal dot paintings and faux caveman frescoes of animals. The eclectic decor comes together surprisingly well to create a relaxed ambience.
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Vai
Glossy, richly grained timber lines the walls, tables and even the alfresco courtyard of this sleek restaurant. Veal braised in red wine with puréed potatoes is a highlight of its contemporary menu.
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Miera' Aubergine
Eat antipasti for lunch in the delicatessen-bistro or dine in the restaurant on more formal Italian food.
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Suppentopf
Join Lübeck's office workers for delicious, often spicy soup, in this terrific little hole-in-the-wall.
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Nui
Tempting aromas waft from artfully arranged plates in this trendy but relaxed Thai/Japanese restaurant.
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Café Niederegger
Café Niederegger is Lübeck's mecca for marzipan lovers, the almond confectionery from Arabia, which has been made in Lübeck for centuries. Even if you're not buying, the shop's elaborate foil-wrapped displays (many of them maritime-themed) are a feast for the eyes.
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