The 10 best Levantine restaurants in Hamburg
A cozy spot in HafenCity with cosmopolitan soul food and Levante cuisine by Haya Molcho. Delicious hummus, creamy baba ganoush and crispy falafel, Korean fried chicken and shared desserts.
A food-sharing menu for two or more people and Levant-inspired hot and cold soul food are available on the menu. Good cocktails and spirits are enjoyed by the trendy crowd.
Small, cosy Lebanese restaurant in Winterhude with a large appetiser selection of mazza (specialities to share) and special main courses. Choice of à la carte or set menu. Beautiful outdoor area.
Israeli cuisine in a modern, boho ambiance. Many mezze plates to share, but also main dishes. In addition to Israeli food, the spirits are exclusively from Israel. Weekly changing lunch menu.
Elegant restaurant with a mix of traditional and newly interpreted Syrian cuisine. Exceptional creations of fresh fruits, vegetables, meat and fish with oriental wines.
Syrian restaurant with opulent ambience. Syrian appetisers and main courses - including lamb fillet, falafel and rice dishes. The 4-course surprise menu with wine accompaniment is recommended.
Modern Lebanese restaurant with À la carte or menu choices. Typical speciality of Levantine cuisine is fattoush (salad with toasted flatbread) - highly recommended.
Israeli restaurant serving quality street food with a Tel-Aviv atmosphere. The menu includes pitta, hummus, sabish and Tel-Aviv fries. It's accompanied by fine drinks like the Yalla Habibi.
Syrian cuisine, including variations of lamb, chicken or vegetarian dishes and homemade ice cream and mocha in an oriental ambience with purple decorative accents. Lunch and dinner menu, as well as a reasonably priced Sunday brunch.
Hamburg's first Pitaria; a small Syrian restaurant with freshly baked pitta bread. On request assembled appetiser plates, salads and soups and fine Damascene pastries. Also bookable as a party service.