San Marco - Hannover

On Easter Monday it was sunny in Hanover, but cool, which did not stop us, after a long break back to the ice cafe San Marco (which in the list Mile 70!). Under the same name, the owner runs a depositor in the list mile 51 – which is significantly narrower. The ice cream or the pelvic creations were always of good to very good quality – as we haven't managed to eat an ice cream there for a long time, we were curious about whether the quality has changed. Due to the weather, the outdoor area became complete with some more wintery, other already dressed summer – there were still some free places inside. Welcome service: a “normal” welcome: niente – all services were on the “folds”, the counterparts also “worked” it was very good to do. We sit on a free table, took the cards to the hand and shortly afterwards – “funiculi, funicula of Zebulon is there” – (the older ones among us may remember the magical carousel a male service there and ask for our wishes. Since we had not yet met any ice selection: an espresso (1.90 € and a “Café tedesco” (filter coffee – also ordered 1.90 €). Both arrived at the table within 5 minutes. A Nougat Praliné on the saucer – delicious! None of these otherwise usual "dry cookies". My wife ordered a walnut pelvis (only with hazelnut and walnut, €6.90), I ordered a Tartufo classico (which is somehow different in every ice cream café for €5.90 – but here I like it: hazelnut liqueur cream. After almost 10 minutes, the ice dishes came to the table. The walnut cup came – as ordered. The part is well dimensioned, the walnut sauce very aromatic, the walnuts of good quality, tasteful and fresh. The two types of ice cream were round and creamy, hazelnuts naturally stronger in taste. The ice: fresh and pink. That fits all, the quality is good too good. Visually no super eye-catcher – but handmade ok. The Tartufo was unfortunately from the shape, rather slightly plated, the depression filled with orange liqueur, covered with cream, an amarena cherry as decoration waffle. I hope I can show you soon (in May a picture of how it should be – if I am a guest in the ice cream café of Italian friends. Tastefully I wrote everything about the hazelnut. The liqueur was a beautiful contrast point to the ice, which, fortunately, was not completely and massively rolled into delicate chocolate batters. Conclusion: very tasty – visual: good... that is better (maybe it was because so much went on – but should not be. Cleanliness: Nothing to complain, completely fine PLV: for Hanover and the Lister Mile: ok So the quality is still true, the service is fast, despite high hospitality, a little more kindness – then it would be worth a visit!

Am Ostermontag war es in Hannover sonnig, aber kühl, was uns nicht davon abhielt, nach langer Pause mal wieder ins Eiscafé San Marco (in der Lister Meile 70) zu gehen. Der Besitzer betreibt unter gleichem Namen einen weiteren Ableger in der Lister Meile 51 – dieser ist räumlich deutlich enger. Die Qualität des Eises und der Becherkreationen war immer von gut bis sehr gut, daher waren wir gespannt, ob sich daran etwas geändert hatte. Aufgrund des Wetters war der Außenbereich mit einigen winterlich und anderen schon sommerlich gekleideten Menschen komplett besetzt – drinnen gab es noch einige freie Plätze. Die Begrüßung war eher durchschnittlich, da alle Bedienungen und Thekenkräfte sehr beschäftigt waren. Wir setzten uns an einen freien Tisch, nahmen die Karten zur Hand und wurden schnell von einem männlichen Service-Mitarbeiter bedient. Wir bestellten einen Espresso (1,90 €) und einen Filterkaffee (auch 1,90 €), die innerhalb von 5 Minuten serviert wurden. Dazu gab es ein leckeres Nougatpraliné auf der Untertasse. Meine Frau bestellte einen Walnussbecher (nur mit Haselnuss- und Walnusseis, 6,90 €) und ich einen Tartufo classico (Haselnusseis mit Likör und Sahne, 5,90 €). Nach knapp 10 Minuten wurden die Eisschalen serviert. Der Walnussbecher war wie bestellt und die Portion großzügig bemessen. Die Walnusssauce war aromatisch und die Qualität der Walnüsse ausgezeichnet. Die beiden Eissorten waren cremig und geschmacklich gut. Die Eiswaffel war frisch und knusprig. Der Tartufo war leider etwas platt und aus der Form, geschmacklich jedoch sehr gut. Der Orangenlikör bildete eine schöne Ergänzung zum Haselnusseis. Insgesamt war das Eis sehr lecker, optisch jedoch verbesserungswürdig. Die Sauberkeit war in Ordnung und das Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis für Hannover und die Lister Meile angemessen. Die Qualität des Eises ist weiterhin gut und der Service trotz des hohen Gästeaufkommens schnell. Ein wenig mehr Freundlichkeit würde das Gesamterlebnis jedoch noch verbessern. Auf jeden Fall einen erneuten Besuch wert!

We had waffles with ice cream and it was really delicious. One serving consisted out of thick waffles. My strawberry waffle waffles, scoop vanilla ice cream, whipped cream) was only Euros which is cheap. Great quality. I recommend to share...a serving The ice cream is really delicious. Cappucino was hot and tasted amazing, too. Service was nice quick. Location has a lot of tables.

Always like to visit, especially on hot days. then it tastes a particularly refreshing ice cream. getting a place is sometimes difficult.

A spot on the lister mile. Not only to eat ice, but also to a glass of wine. especially our enkelin loves to eat the ice pinocchio or bee maja.