Drei Tageszeiten Restaurant - Hamburg

We decided to go to breakfast in the 3rd week of the morning. from 9:00 o'clock you can enjoy breakfast here. it was a little earlier than we found ourselves. the people in the open kitchen have welcomed us friendly, while the only pedicure was rather merciful to us. when we wanted to pick up a table in the empty restaurant, it was pointed out that we couldn't take the selected table, because it was reserved... what we had to see in it. Okay, we took another table. we ordered from the map various individual breakfast-offereds, which were still received mercifully. the products looked fresh, even if the obstsalat showed a light note of fermentation (possibly from the day before)? a delicious fresh. milk coffee a lukewarm and more after milk than after coffee tasting. overall only a satisfying one for everything.

In particular, for a ride, but not only, it is worth visiting the 3 days. what is offered for a very fair price is already far above average. besides a suppe, a barley dish are offered a meat and fish dishes as well as a vegetarian food. the service is flashy and friendly, so that the lunch break for the working guests is not overstretched.

Whether pfannkuchen croissant and eggs in glass at the washing or cooked eggs and croissant under the week...It tastes very good and the quality of the products I can recommend!In particular, the windows are very entertaining as you can look directly on the millnkamp!The operation is also very friendly and courteous also my dog can easily take with me:)And until now I have a place

Beautiful ambiente, with good look at driving at the mühlenkamp. very nice staff. the breakfast is excellent, organic eggs "any style" and bacon from the sweet country. also the clubsandwich is highly recommended. In the evening no way passes the real white carving! a very good choice in winter!

The 3 days is located in a popular road in winterhude. the name keeps what he promises: it is offered breakfast, lunch and dinner. our dinner was excellent. I had the goat cheese on rucola and my partner the pastrami sandwich. both dishes were fresh and tastefully really very good! small bistrotic, densely dense, colorful paintings and mirror on the wall make the pariser flair out. the waiter was attentive and friendly. there is a point to go for the worn furniture, which might also be the charm. Nevertheless, I can recommend that locally to anyone who is looking for fantastic eating to fair trips in a sociable atmosphere.