Landesmuseum Hannover

The generously sized bowl of mushroom soup was unique and flavorful. The bread was fresh and delightfully chewy. Also enjoyable was the bottle of bubbly blood o... read more The generously sized bowl of mushroom soup was unique and flavorful. The bread was fresh and delightfully chewy. Also enjoyable was the bottle of bubbly blood orange soda. Suggestion, try to visit during non peak times. The singular wait staff dealt calmly with the crush of noon time patrons.

You can visit the Cafe without paying to visit the Museum, which is why I thought it needed its own review rather than as an aside to a review of the Museum. Wh... read more You can visit the Cafe without paying to visit the Museum, which is why I thought it needed its own review rather than as an aside to a review of the Museum. When we had visited the Sprengel museum, the cafe there had turned out to be a rather posh restaurant. This was much more our sort of place, with a younger clientele and a less stuffy atmosphere. The menu seemed to be varied and portions looked huge.

An intelligent restaurant in an interesting location. A plus point goes to the varied menu selection. This is guaranteed for everyone! read more An intelligent restaurant in an interesting location. A plus point goes to the varied menu selection. This is guaranteed for everyone!

The generous bowl of the mushroom soup was unique and tasteful. The bread was fresh and tasty chewing. Also edible was the bottle bubbly blood orange soda. Prop... read more The generous bowl of the mushroom soup was unique and tasteful. The bread was fresh and tasty chewing. Also edible was the bottle bubbly blood orange soda. Proposal, try to visit during not peak hours. The unique waiting staff worked quietly with the smashing of lunchtime cartridges.

You can visit the cafe without paying to visit the museum, which is why I thought it needed an own assessment instead of being aside a review of the museum. Whe... read more You can visit the cafe without paying to visit the museum, which is why I thought it needed an own assessment instead of being aside a review of the museum. When we visited the Sprengel Museum, the café there had proved to be a rather posh restaurant. This was much more our kind of place, with a younger clientele and a less stuffy atmosphere. The menu seemed to be varied and portions looked huge.