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Portuguese Neighborhood (Portugiesenviertel), Hamburg, Walking Tour with Dinner, Germany

#walkingtour #hamburg #portuguesefood Portuguese Neighborhood (Portugiesenviertel), Hamburg, Walking Tour with Dinner 00:00:00 From Landungsbrücken to Portugiesenviertel 00:01:14 Luigi's 00:01:37 Restaurante Praça de Coimbra 00:03:20 Dali Tapas Bar 00:03:54 Casa Ricardo 00:04:27 Restaurante Lusitano 00:04:55 Restaurante A Varina 00:05:49 O Cantinho do Antonio 00:06:13 WPG Weinkost Portugal 00:06:26 Restaurant D. José - Portugiesenviertel 00:07:33 Panthera Rodizio 00:08:09 Brazil Lounge 00:09:40 Restaurante O Farol 00:10:00 Restaurante Casa Madeira 00:10:20 Restaurante Olá Lisboa 00:11:14 Restaurante Porto 00:11:57 House Red Wine, 0.5 L €10.30 - Restaurante Porto 00:12:22 Variedade de filetes de peixe grelhados - Verschiedene Fischfilets vom Grill (gegrillte Fischfilets, serviert mit Salzkartoffeln und frischem Salat mit Meeresfrüchten) - €20.50 - Restaurante Porto 00:13:56 Restaurante Casa Madeira 00:14:27 Café Sul 00:15:03 Finnische Seemannskirche - Finnish Seamen's Church 00:16:02 Norwegische Seemannskirche - Norwegian Seamen's Church 00:16:47 Benediktekirken - Dänische Seemannsmission - Benediktekirken - Danish Seamen's Mission 00:17:47 Brazil Lounge 00:18:05 Panthera Rodizio Brasil 00:19:20 Restaurante A Varina 00:19:57 Restaurante A Casa do Benfica 00:20:26 Restaurante Caramba Especial 00:20:38 Restaurante Lusitano 00:20:55 Casa Ricardo 00:21:32 Dali Tapas Bar 00:22:40 O Cantinho do Antonio 00:24:03 Restaurante NAU - Portugiesisch entdecken 00:24:22 Restaurante Praça de Coimbra 00:24:59 Luigi's "Restaurants in Hamburg's Portuguese Quarter Visitors to Hamburg harbour will find the ideal place for a break near the Landungsbrücken, home to numerous restaurants in the Portuguese quarter. Here, delicious fish and meat specialities fresh from the grill as well as wines from Portugal, Spain and South America are served at reasonable prices. The Ditmar-Koel-Straße seems like another world. Dozens of Portuguese and Spanish restaurants with famous names like Transmontana, Mesón Galicia or Café Sul follow one another here and on the side streets. The countless benches before the restaurants attract local residents, tourists, party-goers and commuters from the nearby media agencies and big companies, especially on warm days - often until late into the night." - https://www.hamburg-travel.com/shoppi... "Development Of The Portugiesenviertel Just next to the famous Landungsbrücken harbor area you will find the Portuguese Quarter, a small collection of streets around the Ditmar-Koel-Straße where Portuguese and Spanish immigrants have settled since the 1960s and 70s. As the neighborhood grew, the new residents brought some of (in my opinion) the best parts of their culture with them in the form of cafes, bars, restaurants and pastelerias. Today, you will find a mix of southern European restaurants with the majority being Spanish, Portuguese and Italian. How Authentic Is The Cuisine? Some say that this neighborhood is the best place to get traditional dishes- tapas, fresh seafood and delicious wines from these countries in all of northern Europe! I’ve visited Italy a few times, Portugal once and lived in Spain for a little over a year. With the experience I’ve gained into the traditional dishes of these cultures, I could confidently say that the food is very authentic, but with a little German influence (like that time I was served boiled potatoes with Calamari at one of the Spanish restaurants there). More than the food, you could just get the vibe of the Mediterranean by walking through the neighborhood. Portuguese, Spanish and Italian are spoken in all of the restaurants (typically as the predominent language), people greet each other with kisses on the cheek and on warm days you can find guests lounging outside in chairs sipping on coffee (no filter coffee here) and chatting the afternoon away. Restaurants of the Portugiesenviertel Hamburg is famous for delicious and fresh seafood and the Portuguese Quarter is no exception- of course, with a little bit of a Mediterranean twist! The majority of the restaurants there specialize in seafood and you can find big, delicious plates to share at almost all of them. One of my favorite places for this is O Pescador, which has a special plate full of shrimp, lobster, fish, calamari and other delicious seafood!" - https://travelingeurope.biz/portugies...